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The Daily Football Briefing

The Daily Football Briefing has come to an end, but you can still get your daily dose of football news and analysis - albeit with less Iain Macintosh - from the award-winning Athletic FC. Here's the latest episode, covering the dramatic end to the Merseyside derby and yet another injury for Arsenal
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Liverpool just had to beat Tottenham, but they absolutely blew them away at Anfield, running out 4-0 winners. James Pearce discusses their dominance, Jay Harris reflects on Tottenham’s timidity and the one thing we can agree on is that it’s been a really tough week for North London. 

Pol Ballus was watching Barcelona in the Copa del Rey, we’ve got Lisa Nandy from The Athletic FC and…erm…a bit of an announcement… 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: James Pearce, Jay Harris, Pol Ballus, Lisa Nandy

 Producer: Si Watts

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Liverpool are on their way to Wembley…(and farewell.)

Any concerns that Newcastle would bottle their chance of a trip to Wembley proved extremely wide of the mark. They tore into Arsenal and thoroughly deserved their 2-0 victory. George Caulkin was there and he is happy, James McNicholas was there and he is rather less so. 

We had Beren Cross watching Leeds win again, Dermot Corrigan saw Real Madrid get a fright at Leganes and James Pearce joins us to discuss Liverpool’s transfer window. Listen here. 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: George Caulkin, James McNicholas, Beren Cross, Dermot Corrigan and James Pearce

Producer: Si Watts

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Newcastle are on their way to Wembley (and are Leeds on their way to the Premier League?)

Manchester City’s spending has been the focus of much discussion over the last 24 hours. They bought four players in the window, but will they be enough to prevent Pep Guardiola’s empire from crumbling? Rory Smith thinks not 

And Real Madrid have complained very loudly about VAR “manipulating” the game against them. Thomas Hill Lopez Menchero is here to tell us if they have a point. 

Plus we’ve got news from all of the big games around Europe too. 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: Si Watts, Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero

Producer: Si Watts

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Have Man City spent wisely (and do Real Madrid have a point?)

We’ve got a full deadline day round-up for you here with everything that was confirmed after 11pm, but before our bedtime at midnight. Deal of the day? Marco Asensio for Aston Villa? Or will it be Mathys Tel for Spurs? 

Chelsea were never really comfortable at Stamford Bridge, but they grabbed themselves a much needed victory against West Ham. Simon Johnson was there. 

And we’ve got another episode of Heavy Metal Football…statistics for you, including the answer to the question: Who’s always trying to walk the ball into the net? The answer may not surprise you… 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: Simon Johnson 

Producer: Si Watts

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What happened on Deadline Day (and how much did Chelsea need that win?)

Be honest. When Kai Havertz missed that first half sitter, you thought that Arsenal were going to lose, didn’t you? And why wouldn’t you? That’s how football works. It’s powered by narrativium. Except this time it wasn’t. Arsenal destroyed City and Havertz got one in the back of the net eventually. 

Amy Lawrence has the Arsenal angle, Sam Lee has City, but we’ve also got Carl Anka at Old Trafford, the theatre of pathos, we’ve got Jay Harris at the GTech where Spurs were impressive and if that’s not enough, Pol Ballus joins us from Spain where Barcelona have rejoined the title race. 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: Sam Lee, Amy Lawrence, Carl Anka, Jay Harris, Si Watts and Pol Ballus

Producer: Si Watts

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Arsenal flatten City (and Man Utd lose again)

It’s mission accomplished for Tottenham and Manchester United, they’ve spared themselves a Europa League play-off. So have Rangers, which very few people expected. Jay Harris was in North London, Mark Critchely was in Bucharest, but they both made time for DFB. 

So did Seb Stafford Bloor because it looks like young Mathys Tel is on the move. But where to?

And we’ve got a whole weekend of domestic football on the horizon, so we’ve picked out the most interesting games in the top five league. 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: Mark Critchley, Jay Harris, Seb Stafford Bloor

Producer: Tom Fuller

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Europa League special. Who’s in and who’s out (and is Mathys Tel off to Spurs?)

Manchester City were 0-1 at home to Club Brugges, but they fought back to win 3-1 and claim their place in the play-offs. Sam Lee was there and he’s looking forward to their reward; a clash with Real Madrid or Bayern Munich. 

Paris St Germain didn’t just survive, they managed to bag a seeded place in the play-offs, Seb Stafford Bloor watched them and he was impressed.

And Aston Villa’s 4-2 win over Celtic was overshadowed by David Ornstein’s news that Jhon Duran is set to move to Al Nasr in Saudi Arabia. Jacob Tanswell was there trying to make sense of it all.

Plus, we’ve got a full and actually quite straight-forward guide to what happens next. Could Liverpool’s reward for finishing first be a clash with PSG? Yep. 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: Sam Lee, Seb Stafford Bloor, Jacob Tanswell

Producer: Steve Hankey

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Champions League special. Who’s in and who’s out (and who is everybody likely to play in the knock-out rounds?

Yep, it’s the big one tonight. Eighteen games, all at once and heaven only knows what that massive Champions League table will look like at the end of it all. What does it all mean? Listen here for a full briefing. 

Plus, what’s going on with Borussia Dortmund, we speak to Seb Stafford Bloor. And are Brighton really about to sell Evan Ferguson? It appears so. 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: Phil Hay, Seb Stafford Bloor

Producer: Si Watts

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Brace yourself for Big Wednesday (and what’s going on at Dortmund?)

Ruben Amorim doesn’t seem to mince his words and his comments on Marcus Rashford this weekend were fascinating. We check in with the team from The Athletic FC podcast to find out what they mean. 

Plus, how did Leeds get on at Burnley?

And we’ve got another installment of heavy metal football…statistics and how they suggest that Trent Alexander Arnold and Son Heung Min aren’t having such bad seasons after all. 

Presenter: Iain Macintosh

With: Beren Cross

Producer: Si Watts

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Is there a way back for Rashford? (and are Leeds going up this year?)

Chelsea keep their faint European hopes alive. Simon Johnson was at Stamford Bridge to watch the Cole Palmer show.

Do Arsenal have what it takes to fight back against Porto? Amy Lawrence muses on the importance of this fixture for Arsenal's season.

Just how bad would a Champions League exit be for Barcelona? Alvaro Romeo speaks to James Richardson about the significance of this fixture against Napoli.

Host: Tim Spiers

Prods: Abi Paterson and Mike Zimmermann

Exec Prod: Iain Macintosh

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Palmer keeps Chelsea's faint European hopes alive

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