beIN The Know Podcast

He's scored 187 Premier League goals but Andy Cole still doesn't believe he gets the respect he deserves.

England women's manager Phil Neville reacts to the cancellation of the Women's Super League, as well as his plans to return to club football.

Jurgen Klinsmann made a splash in his debut season in 1994, taking a dive to silence his critics from the summer's World Cup. He reveals the story behind that celebration, and why he ultimately left Tottenham after just a year.

Our beINSPIRED Podcast brings you the stories of inspiring and world-beating athletes who have turned adversity into opportunity. The podcast series reveals the key figures and moments that have helped propel our beINSPIRED guests from aspiring athletes into the world’s elite. By sharing their journeys we continue our commitment to provide a platform to incredible role models across all sports.

In episode 4 of the beINSPIRED podcast, Carrie Brown interviews Chelsea’s captain Magdalena Eriksson, who discusses how her team has remained undefeated in the English Women’s Super League (WSL) in her first season as club captain, beating fierce London rivals Arsenal and guiding Chelsea to victory in the continental cup.

The commanding centre-back also boasts a mean left foot and has been known to steal the limelight; last year she scored one of the stunners of the season – an incredible overhead kick against Liverpool.

In Sweden, Magda has also been stocking the trophy cabinet, winning bronze for her country at last summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup, and a silver medal at the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games.

1999 saw Manchester United win the treble, with a young Phil Neville playing his part. 21 years later, he speaks to Andy Kerr about that spectacular season.

Richard Keys shares his thoughts on the Newcastle takeover delay, while Andy Gray issues Steven Gerrard a Rangers warning!

This week we're talking finals. Matt Spiro, Carrie Brown and Jamie Easton battle it out for points, with Matt Critchley trying his best to hold things together.

Injuries, positions and reserve games in Wigan. Ryan Giggs, John Barnes & Jens Lehmann talk with Angus Scott about prolonging their careers.

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Music or football? What career would Rod Stewart rather have had if he could turn back the clock? 

Manchester United's former head of security lifts the lid on his 12 years at Old Trafford. Ned Kelly lets Richard & Andy in on a few closely-guarded secrets involving Sir Alex Ferguson, Eric Cantona and David Beckham.