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As a part of our coverage at SDH with the UPSL, Jason catches up with the new Executive Vice President of the UPSL Nick Webster. They look at the league, its place in the soccer landscape, what can be gained in the UPSL, and what the future looks like in Webster's mind in 2026 and 2027...

Western Michigan Men's Soccer head coach, Chad Wiseman, sits down with Brooks about the Western Michigan Men's Soccer program. They discuss the 2025 season, the 2026 recruiting class and Chad gives his advice for current high school recruits. Chad also talks about the coaches that influenced him the most and how the Broncos aren' afraid to go play anyone across the country.

Napoli’s Aurelio De Laurentiis is one of European football’s most outspoken and recognisable owners and this week he’s been telling Adam Crafton all about his plans to revolutionise football - including a European Super Championship. They also discuss his relationship Antonio Conte - who guided Napoli to last season's Serie A title the subject of Filmauro's 'Ag4in' documentary. Plus, De Laurentiis shares his thoughts on the influence agents have within the game whilst also discussing Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's move from Napoli to Paris Saint-Germain. This interview is also available to watch on The Athletic FC Podcast YouTube channel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Parla il portiere dei bianconeri.

Following the announcement that Bernardo Silva will be leaving Manchester City at the end of the season, here's a chance to listen back to when Kelly Somers spoke to him about a remarkable career just before Christmas. They discuss his journey into football coming through the academy at Benfica and his breakthrough at AS Monaco which led to his move Manchester City where he has won 19 major trophies. 0’30 - Why football and how Benfica shaped him 2’30 - Man City gave him more than he ever hoped for and dreaming of winning the Premier League. 3’00 - Who has influenced him? 5’10 - They game he would he relive and toughest moment 6’00 - thoughts on less success recently and winning silverware this season 8’56 - What was he like as a child and best friend in football 10’50 - His dogs and their names 11’30 - Will he go into management?

► Subscribe to Sky Sports Premier League: https://bit.ly/SubscribeSkySportsPL ► Watch Sky Sports: https://bit.ly/BuySkySports Gabriel Magalhaes sat down with Patrick Davison to chat about Arsenal taking on Manchester City, as well as chatting about the Brazilian leaving his hometown of Sao Paulo as a young boy to play football in the south of Brazil and what made him want to come to the Premier League in 2020. #Man City #arsenal #gabriel 00:00 - Playing as a young kid in Brazil 05:03- Joining Arsenal 07:00 - Why do Brazilians love the Premier League 08:00 - Facing Man City 10:00 - Facing Erling Haaland ► Premier League highlights: https://bit.ly/PLHighlights2526 ► MNF, FNF, SNF & Super Sunday analysis: https://bit.ly/SkyMatchAnalysis ► Gary Neville Podcast: https://bit.ly/GaryNevillePodcast ► Saturday Social: https://bit.ly/SkySaturdaySocial ► Buy this season’s shirts: https://bit.ly/SkySportsShop More from Sky Sports on YouTube: ► Sky Sports: http://bit.ly/SkySportsSub ► Sky Sports Boxing: http://bit.ly/SSBoxingSub ► Sky Sports Cricket: http://bit.ly/SubscribeSkyCricket ► Sky Sports Darts: https://bit.ly/SubSkySportsDarts ► Sky Sports Football: http://bit.ly/SSFootballSub ► Sky Sports F1: http://bit.ly/SubscribeSkyF1 ► Sky Sports Golf: https://bit.ly/SubscribeSkySportsGolf ► Sky Sports News: http://bit.ly/SkySportsNewsSub ► Sky Sports Retro: http://bit.ly/SkySportsRetroSub ► Sky Sports WSL: https://bit.ly/SubscribeSkySportsWSL ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SkySportsFootball ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skysportsfootball ► TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@skysportsfootball ► X: https://x.com/SkySportsPL ► Website: https://www.skysports.com ► To enquire about licensing Sky Sports content, you can find out more here: https://www.skysports.com/more-sports/news/31754/11434270/license-sky-sports-footage

To watch this interview with English subtitles, visit our YouTube channel https://youtu.be/tJ-SrWspVpU Jimbo and James Horncastle welcome World Cup winner and the record appearance maker in Serie A and for the Azzurri, the one and only Gianluigi Buffon. We discuss Gigi’s new memoir Saved and his recollections of his extraordinary 28-year career. From debuting with Parma at 17, to silverware galore at Juventus and glory in Germany with Italy. Saved by Gianluigi Buffon - https://linktr.ee/GBuffon Produced by Charlie Jones Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Spanish club's manager is hoping for success in the Copa del Rey final against Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid

Formé au club de Ngor, structure reconnue au Sénégal pour son rôle dans l’éclosion de jeunes talents, El Hadj Madické Kane y fait ses premiers pas avant de poursuivre sa progression au ASC Jaraaf, l’un des clubs les plus emblématiques du pays. Il s’exporte ensuite à l’étranger, avec des passages... The post EL HADJ MADICKE KANE (Al-Hilal) : « Le travail et la patience m’ont permis de franchir chaque étape de ma carrière » first appeared on 13Football. Cet article EL HADJ MADICKE KANE (Al-Hilal) : « Le travail et la patience m’ont permis de franchir chaque étape de ma carrière » est apparu en premier sur 13Football.

Hoffenheim's Kosovo international forward Fisnik Asllani has 15 goal involvements already in a superb first season as a Bundesliga regular, having spent the past two campaigns away on loan. The 23-year-old told us in an interview how hard work and his love of football have helped him to success.

L'ex centrocampista parla a Dazn

From bit-part player at Liverpool to Bayer Leverkusen defensive bedrock and full England international, Jarell Quansah's debut Bundesliga season could scarcely have gone much better. We sat down with the 23-year-old to discuss life at the BayArena, Harry Kane, his FIFA 2026 World Cup hopes and more...

Interview: Fulham’s teen star on his rise to prominence, his hopes for Harry Wilson and Marco Silva... and why his Dad doesn’t own him on FPL

"Il ritmo è la più grande differenza tra Serie A e Premier League. Contro il Parma non siamo riusciti a trovare gli spazi giusti. Fab Four? C'è tanta qualità quando giochiamo insieme: mi aiutano a migliorare. I tifosi ci supportano bene e noi cerchiamo di farli emozionare. Finale di stagione? Vincere per qualificarci in Champions" Il calciatore del Napoli, Kevin De Bruyne, è intervenuto in esclusiva ai microfoni di Radio CRC, emittente partner del club: Di seguito le sue parole: «Abbiamo conquistato molti punti in queste ultime partite, anche se non abbiamo preso i tre punti a Parma. Sento che c'è qualcosa di diverso da quando sono tornato, l'atmosfera è un po' più positiva: era stato un momento difficile. Abbiamo provato a competere, abbiamo conquistato tanti punti e dobbiamo vincere tante partite per qualificarci alla prossima Champions League. Come sto? Mi sento bene, sono tornato bene e prima del previsto. Per me è stato davvero bello a inizio stagione, ho giocato molte partite, ma poi è arrivato l'infortunio. Adesso, però, secondo me sto facendo bene: sono davvero felice. Penso che la Serie A sia molto diversa dalla Premier League, ma devo ammettere che anche quando giocavo con il City, molte squadre ci affrontavano con il blocco basso, perché per loro era molto difficile pressarci visto il modo in cui gestivamo la palla. Quando giochi contro queste squadre, devi trovare il modo di trovare gli spazi giusti. Purtroppo non siamo riusciti a farlo contro il Parma ed è un peccato. Ma a volte succede. La decisione di lasciare il City è stata presa di comune accordo con la società. A volte, quando si sta insieme tanto tempo, succede. Avevo offerte da tutto il mondo, ma mi piace ancora giocare a calcio ad alti livelli e il Napoli mi ha dato questa opportunità. Quando si prendono queste decisioni ci sono tante cose da considerare, come soldi, famiglia e tutto il resto, ma alla fine ho deciso per il Napoli. Differenze tra Serie A e Premier? In Italia le squadre giocano in modo molto simile tra loro, annullandosi un po' a vicenda, mentre in Inghilterra ci sono molte squadre che giocano in maniera diversa. Giocatori che vanno uomo su uomo e che poi giocano basso o che giocano alto, moduli diversi. In Italia molte squadre giocano a cinque dietro, con il 5-3-2 o il 5-4-1. Direi che il ritmo è la più grande differenza tra Italia e Inghilterra, ma soprattutto per lo stile di gioco. Qui a Napoli ho trovato un gruppo ottimo, sono rimasto sorpreso dalla qualità dei giocatori, penso che abbiamo molti buoni giocatori. Sono stati molto accoglienti, per me che arrivavo da un gruppo che conoscevo benissimo non era facile. Ma il gruppo mi ha fatto sentire subito inserito e penso che tutto sia andato molto bene. Fab Four? Non mi interessa nessun nome. Sento che a volte intorno c'è troppo rumore. Sai quando giocavo al City, giocavo con i migliori giocatori del mondo: penso che tutti possano giocare insieme, è solo una questione di adattarsi con i ragazzi con cui giochi in quel momento. C'è molta qualità con tutti e quattro in campo: hanno fatto molto bene in passato, stanno facendo molto bene ora, mi hanno aiutato a migliorare. Capacità di scanning? Non mi sono mai realmente allenato su questo e sugli assist. Penso che sia il mio stile di gioco, ma cerco di adattarmi ai calciatori che giocano con me, per cercare di metterli nella giusta posizione e nelle giuste condizioni in modo che possano performare al meglio. Sai ognuno è diverso: se giochi con le ali o no, cerchi di trovare le soluzioni giuste per poi eseguirle nel migliore dei modi. Penso sia importante avere i tifosi che sostengono la squadra. Penso che la gente sa che sono venuto qui per lavorare sodo e al meglio delle mie capacità e va di pari passo: se andiamo bene, ci loderanno e sosterranno. Ma lo percepisci in città, sai che c'è una sola squadra a Napoli, è un po' diverso da Manchester che ne ha due. Ci stanno sostenendo molto bene e cerchiamo di farli emozionare. Mi sto ambientando abbastanza bene. Vivo un po' fuori città, cerco anche di trovare il mio spazio, perché sono quel tipo di persona. Ma ho anche tre figli, seguo ogni cosa che fanno, quindi sono abbastanza occupato. A volte vado in città , cerco di vederla un po' e godermela, perché ne hai bisogno nella vita. Capisco abbastanza bene l'italiano, ma parlarlo è un po' difficile. Ci sto provando, ma non sono bravo ancora abbastanza per fare interviste come questa. Però quando le persone parlano tra loro, capisco abbastanza bene le frasi, anche perché so parlare francese e altre lingue. Napoletano? Prima l'italiano e poi il napoletano (ride n.d.r.)».

Crystal Palace's Molly-Mae Sharpe tells Lianne Sanderson why they're ready for promotion to the WSL! Subscribe to talkSPORT Women's Football: https://www.youtube.com/@talkSPORTWomensFootball ?sub_confirmation=1 🖥️ talkSPORT's Website: https://talksport.com/ 📲 talkSPORT's X/Twitter: https://x.com/talkSPORT 📷 talkSPORT's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talksport/?hl=en 👤 talkSPORT's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/talkSPORT/ 📱 talkSPORT's Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@talksport? 🔴 Download the talkSPORT app HERE! - https://talksport.com/apps/ #talkSPORT #WSL #womensfootball #wsl2 #crystalpalace #crystalpalacefc #mollysharpe #liannesanderson

Lunga intervista di Simone Tiribocchi, ex attaccante e ora allenatore e opinionista tv, a Fanpage: "I ricordi legati al calcio sono tanti. Sicuramente ero un bambino molto timido. Non ero particolarmente sveglio o “furbo”, come si diceva all’epoca. Facevo fatica anche solo a giocare con i più grandi. Una volta, addirittura, ho vomitato per l’ansia di dover giocare con loro. I provini mi preoccupavano, qualunque cosa somigliasse a una prova o a un esame mi creava agitazione. Mi ricordo però che ero molto, molto veloce. All’epoca non esistevano i campi a cinque, a sette o a nove: si giocava direttamente a undici, su campi grandi. Con la mia velocità riuscivo a fare davvero la differenza e a segnare tanti gol". LA PASSIONE PER IL CALCIO E PER LA ROMA "Io e mio padre eravamo tifosi della Roma, è stato lui a trasmettermi questa passione. Con il lavoro che ho fatto, però, quella fede si è trasformata in una simpatia. Perché è difficile mantenere una fede così forte, quando il calcio lo vivi da dentro. Con mio padre comunque ho visto una quantità enorme di partite. All’epoca c’erano anche programmi sulle reti private che parlavano di calcio, e prima di Internet tanti risultati li vedevamo sul Televideo. Oggi basta prendere il telefono e trovi tutto subito". BOMBER SENZA GOAL "Due o tre partite senza gol ci possono stare, ma poi arriva l’ansia. La gente te lo fa pesare, i giornali, i media, e oggi ancora di più i social. I numeri certificano tutto: tiri, tocchi, errori. Non mi toglieva il sonno da giocatore, ma la responsabilità la sentivi eccome. Più non segni, più aumenta la pressione e meno rendi". PARTITA DA CANCELLARE "Ero all’Atalanta, in Serie B. Dovevamo vincere il campionato, ma partimmo male. Sbagliai un rigore con il Modena, poi venni espulso contro il Livorno. In quel periodo lo stress fu enorme: mi venne persino l’alopecia alla barba. Era un periodo difficile anche a livello personale che non ricordo molto volentieri". CONTE E GLI ALLENAMENTI DI VENTRONE "Niente palestra: esercizi da Marines, musica compresa. Usava strumenti avanzati per l’epoca, come il GPS collegato al computer. Con lui dovevi lavorare con il cuore oltre al 95% per 50 minuti. Se non lo facevi, non era soddisfatto. Questo portava anche al vomito, dovuto all’acido lattico. È successo anche a me, ma fa parte del lavoro". MOMENTI DIFFICILI "La difficoltà legata alla nascita di mio figlio, che ho già raccontato. I tanti pianti sotto la doccia dopo prestazioni brutte o periodi di forte pressione. All’inizio ti vergogni a dire che hai pianto, poi con il passare del tempo capisci che può liberarti. Ricordo un pianto fortissimo nello spogliatoio del Benevento: ero stato messo sotto pressione dai tifosi, ero stato molto criticato nelle settimane precedenti. Scoppiai in lacrime dopo aver segnato un gran gol al volo, non ricordo contro chi, forse il Palermo".

Nei giorni scorsi Gimenez ha concesso un'intervista a RECORD Mexico e ha parlato del Milan e di un suo possibile ritorno in Messico in futuro

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Coming up today, we have a truly special interview. Manchester United legend Patrice Evra in conversation with The Athletic’s Adam Crafton. They cover a huge amount of ground, including his relationship with ‘the boss’ Sir Alex Ferguson, the highs and lows of his Champions League final appearances and his take on whether Michael Carrick should be handed the United job permanently. Host: Adam Crafton Guest: Patrice Evra Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead Producers: Liam Warburton and Grayson Moody Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Welsh midfielder unloads about mental health, insecurity, why he’s hated at Maccesfield, Birmingham and Leicester City, how Craig Bellamy kept his spirits up, finding a family at Forest Green and how management has affected his marriage

Ollie Watkins speaks to Kelly Somers about Aston Villa, England and his World Cup dream.

Angelo Stiller has played under Sebastian Hoeneß at three different clubs, winning the 3. Liga with Bayern Munich II before reuniting in the Bundesliga at Hoffenheim and later helping revive the fortunes of current club VfB Stuttgart.

Head coach of FC Naples, Matt Poland, sits down with We Are Soccer to discuss his soccer journey. From NAIA soccer to playing overseas in Finland and Sweden, and then to transitioning into a coaching role. In his first season at FC Naples, he lead the club to a 13-9-8 overall record and made it to the USL League One Championship match. In year two he looks to replicate that success and create new memories for the club and supporters.

In this week’s edition of the Football Interview, Kelly Somers speaks to Aston Villa forward Ollie Watkins. They discuss his journey in football going from playing on loan at Weston-super-Mare in the Conference South to sending England to the Euro 2024 final with a 90th minute winner against the Netherlands. He talks about how seeing a sports therapist, and relationships with key figures such as Unai Emery and Michael Owen have helped him along the way. 2’30 - How he saw not getting into Exeter academy first time round as a blessing, 4’00 - Going out on loan and playing for Weston-super-Mare, 5’20 - How well he did when signing for Brentford, 6’20 - Toughest moment for him and how he’s dealt with it, 7’30 - His relationship with Michael Owen, 9’30 - How Unai Emery has guided him, 10’15 - Working with a sports therapist, 11’20 - The match he'd relive and getting in the World Cup squad, 13’00 - What he was like as a kid and what do people get wrong about him, 15’20 - Proudest moment. Live / BBC Sounds commentaries: Sat 1500 Brentford v Everton in PL, Sat 1500 Burnley v Brighton in PL (Sports Extra), Sat 1730 Liverpool v Fulham in PL, Sun 1400 Sunderland v Tottenham in PL, Sun 1400 Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa in PL (Sports Extra), Sun 1400 Crystal Palace v Newcastle United in PL (Sports Extra 2), Sun 1630 Chelsea v Manchester City in PL.

Robbie Mustoe & Robbie Earle sit down with new Tottenham Hotspur head coach Roberto De Zerbi to discuss his first days at the helm of the club and how he is approaching the task of keeping Spurs in the Premier League next season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Having come through tough times over recent years, Maguire believes he has more to give to both Manchester United and England

In an interview with Brazilian icon Romário, Marcelo was put to the test, and his response has sparked a lot of discussion. Leer

Clint Mathis returns for an extended conversation with Matt Doyle and Tab Ramos, diving deep into one of the most fascinating careers in U.S. Soccer history. From growing up in Conyers, Georgia where the odds of becoming a professional soccer player were slim, to emerging as one of the game’s most electrifying talents, Clint shares his full journey. The group revisits his legendary run with the New York/New Jersey MetroStars, his on and off-field connection with Tab, and the unforgettable goals that defined his MLS career. Clint also relives his iconic strike against South Korea at the 2002 FIFA World Cup, a moment that helped push the U.S. out of the group stage, along with memories from the clashes against Mexico and Germany and just how close that team came to the World Cup Final. Off the field, Clint opens up about life in New York City, his “rockstar” persona, and how it may have impacted the length of his career. Plus, he reveals his All-Time USMNT Starting XI and shares the story of how close he came to joining Bayern Munich. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a compelling interview, the former Manchester United defender surveys the modern game

INTERVIEW BY LEWIS BROWNING: Hashtag are a serious football club. And that's why, 10 years after they were founded, they have asked to be relegated from the seventh tier of English football.

The Englishman is enjoying his Italian exchange, despite missing the atmospheres and stadiums back home

Chelsea have not won a domestic cup for eight years. Joe Cole believes winning it this time could be important

The Englishman takes the reins at Kerala Blasters with the team floundering in the ISL. But he knows what it takes to succeed in India, thanks to his experience with Bengaluru FC. In this conversation, he discusses his managerial stints around the world, his formative years in the Manchester United Academy and what he picked up from Alex Ferguson’s methods

Bayern Munich goalkeeper Jonas Urbig says that Manuel Neuer’s “obsession with details” is what sets him apart, and that the team is “well prepared to face Real Madrid” in the UEFA Champions League.

Following a challenging 2024/25 campaign, Jonas Hofmann is enjoying his football again at Bayer Leverkusen. In a wide-ranging interview, the veteran midfielder talks about life under Kasper Hjulmand, his hopes of qualifying for the UEFA Champions League, their DFB Cup semi-final tie with Bayern Munich and much more...

INTERVIEW BY NATHAN SALT: Man United's U21s play on Friday away to Leeds before hosting Real Madrid on Tuesday in the quarter-finals of the Premier League International Cup.

The 18-year-old Tottenham prospect had a rough first few months in Glasgow but has emerged as Rangers' key player as they chase the title

Gerrard outlines dream of Liverpool role There are certain figures in football whose connection to a club transcends time, tactics and even job titles. Steven Gerrard remains one of those rare cases at Liverpool. Speaking candidly in an interview with The Overlap, the former captain offered a revealing glimpse into his current mindset — a […] The post Liverpool legend makes offer to Arne Slot appeared first on anfieldindex.com.

England assistant coach Anthony Barry speaks with BBC Sport Senior Football News Reporter, Alex Howell. They discuss his relationship with head coach Thomas Tuchel and his experience coaching several top European teams, both internationally and domestically. He talks about how they'll cope with the heat at this summer's World Cup and what he deems as success. 0’30 - Why he’s committed to a longer contract. 1’00 - Why he clicks so well with Thomas Tuchel. 3’00 - What goes into picking World Cup squad. 3’50 - What he’s learnt from being at previous World Cups and how they’ll deal with the heat. 5’10 - Impact set pieces will have at World Cup and the 'club feeling' in the England camp. 8’00 - What he’ll take from Club World Cup into World Cup. 9’10 - What is success for England?

Senne Lammens speaks of his World Cup ambitions with Belgium, how Man Utd have changed this season and the defender who is a 'beast'

Cucurella has become a key player for both Chelsea and Spain. He speaks frankly to The Athletic about what's going wrong for his club side

The Athletic sits down with Juventus and Portugal winger Francisco and his illustrious father, Sergio, a serial winner as player and manager

Jurgen Klopp, speaking ahead of this weekend's Legends game, was full of praise for Mo Salah, after the forward confirmed that he'll leave Liverpool this summer! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahead of the UEFA qualifying playoffs, Rog sits down with Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrímsson to discuss his team’s remarkable journey to and the belief growing within the squad. Hallgrímsson reflects on taking over an Ireland side in transition, why he saw parallels with his historic Iceland team, and how he’s built a harder, more resilient identity. He also breaks down striker Troy Parrott’s incredible goal-scoring run, including his dramatic winner in Hungary, and what it takes to deliver in the biggest moments. Plus, Hallgrímsson previews Ireland’s decisive playoff clash against Czech Republic and explains why this squad is learning to embrace the pressure of the occasion. Presented by Christopher Ward. To celebrate our partnership with Men in Blazers, Christopher Ward is giving one lucky soccer fan the chance to win any Trident watch of their choice. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, Landon and Jeremiah break down the draw that felt like a win against LAFC, and interview Austin FC goalkeeper, Brad Stuver, about a wide variety of topics. Other questions and topics include: - Uzuni helping out TSA - More red card inconsistency - The Uzuni goal that wasn't - Why this was called offside - Heroic defensive work - Brad Stuver Interview (44:40) - ATX keeper cage match - Brad's biggest rival - Improvements in his game - International call-ups - Sprint Season details -...

Ahead of the Carabao Cup final, Arsenal’s Gabriel Jesus sits down with The Athletic FC for an exclusive interview. In conversation with Mario Cortegana Santos and Jack Lang, they get into how his move to Arsenal came about, the team’s mentality after three consecutive 2nd places finishes and how they’re coping with the current title race. Plus, the narrative around set pieces, the differences between Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta, his love for R9 and much more. Hosts: Mario Cortegana Santos & Jack Lang Guest: Gabriel Jesus Exec Producer: Adey Moorhead Producers: Jay Beale & Rachael Tinde Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s edition of the Football Interview, Kelly Somers speaks to Brighton midfielder James Milner. They discuss his journey from joining the Leeds academy to breaking the appearance record in the Premier League at the age of 40. He talks about the best managers he's played under as well as the highs and lows of his Premier League career which started way back in 2002. 0’30 - What would a young Milner say about the career he’s had? 1’00 - Breaking the appearance record. 2’13 - His first football memory and being scouted for Leeds 5’00 - First Premier League appearance and goal in 2002 6’14 - Best manager he’s played under and relationship with Klopp 8’56 - What game would he relive? 9’40 - Toughest moment of his career 11’18 - Did he think last year’s injury would end his career? 12’00 - How much has football changed? 14’29 - What do people get wrong about him? 16’50 - Retirement and going into management 5 Live / BBC Sounds commentaries: Sat 1200 Man City v Spurs in WSL on Sports Extra, Sat 1500 Fulham v Burnley, Sat 1730 Everton v Chelsea, Sun 1415 Spurs v Nottingham Forest, Sun 1415 Aston Villa v West Ham on Sports Extra, Sun 1630 League Cup Final - Arsenal v Man City.

12 months on from when they last had a chat on 'One on One', Juliette Ferrington goes back to the same cafe on the Blyth seafront to have a tea and catch up with Newcastle's Dan Burn. This time last year, he was being called up by England and scoring in the League Cup final against Liverpool. One year on, Dan reveals that at 33 years old he doesn't feel like he's 'peaked', how he's hoping to make it to the World Cup this summer, and how he's relishing facing Sunderland this weekend - a match you can watch on Sky Sports. Listen to every episode of the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast here: skysports.com/sky-sports-premier-league-podcast You can listen to the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast on your smart speaker by asking it to play "Sky Sports Premier League Podcast". For all the latest football news, head to skysports.com/premier-league For advertising opportunities email: [email protected]

Kyle Walker sits down with Gary Neville for an exclusive interview, brought to you by Sky Bet. The conversation begins with Kyle’s journey in football, starting at Sheffield United before earning a move to Tottenham Hotspur, where he established himself as one of the Premier League’s top right-backs. Attention then turns to his time at Manchester City, where he enjoyed incredible success under Pep Guardiola during one of the most dominant eras in English football. From winning the Treble to securing four consecutive Premier League titles, Kyle reflects on what it was like working under Pep and the lessons he learned along the way. Kyle also discusses the current stage of his career at Burnley, sharing his thoughts on the challenges ahead, the fight for survival, and what the future might hold. To finish, Kyle takes on Gary’s Quickfire Questions, revealing his toughest opponent, reflecting on key moments in his career, and debating who should start for England at the next World Cup. And finally… Gary Neville or Kyle Walker at right-back, who are you picking? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode! 00:00 Intro 06:29 Tottenham Career 07:34 Joining City Under Pep 13:07 Pep Methods and Evolution 18:13 Treble Speech and Legacy 37:09 City Vs Arsenal Title Talk 38:13 Pep And Arteta Tactics 42:47 Quickfire Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s edition of the Football Interview, Kelly Somers speaks to Brentford and Republic of Ireland captain Nathan Collins. They discuss his journey into football coming from a footballing family and moving to England at the age of 15 to join Stoke City's academy. He talks about being the first in his family to play for Republic of Ireland and their chances of making the World Cup this summer. He also speaks about life at Brentford under Keith Andrews. 0’30 - First memories of playing football and always being around football 1’30 - Could he have ended up in Gaelic football and first football team 2’40 - His first big break and coming over to England at 15 3’53 - What game would he relive? 5’00 - Has he allowed himself to think about making the play off with Ireland? 5’30 - Keith Andrews coming in and his relationship with him 6’45 - What was he like as a youngster and family 8’36 - How he spends his spare time 9’40 - What do people get wrong about him? 10’49 - What would he be if he wasn’t a footballer? 11’00 - Post football 12’00 - Proudest moment and what else he wants to achieve