Steve Crossman, John Murray, Ian Dennis and Jonathan Woodgate react to Liverpool winning the Carabao Cup after a thrilling penalty shootout against Chelsea at Wembley.

You’ll hear from Liverpool’s manager Jurgen Klopp as well as winning Captain Jordan Henderson.

Plus Aston Villa and England defender Anita Asante joins the pod to chat through the Women’s FA Cup results including Manchester City’s win against Manchester United and Arsenal’s 4-0 cruise past Liverpool to reach the quarter-finals.

Ben Haines is joined by former Leeds striker Jermaine Beckford and Reading striker Natasha Dowie to delve into Saturday's fixtures.

Is Marcelo Bielsa set to leave Leeds United? With reports that an exit is imminent, we ask if it is the right move to make at this stage of the season. Leeds fan Alfie Kemp, of the LS11 podcast, thinks it's more of a gamble to bring in someone new, but admits there is only one realistic candidate to replace him.

Meanwhile, it was a much better day for Tottenham, but will we hear from a happier Antonio Conte?

Everton were denied a penalty in a controversial finish at Goodison Park - which means they now sit just a point above the relegation zone. Throw in a win for Newcastle over Brentford and crucial points for Watford and Burnley, things are getting tight at the bottom.

There was an emotional return to the Premier League for Christian Eriksen, 259 days after suffering a cardiac arrest.

And as football reacted to the latest political situation in Ukraine, Rob Harris - Global Sports Correspondent for AP - joins the pod to shed some light on the breaking news that Chelsea's Russian owner Roman Abramovich is "giving trustees of Chelsea's charitable foundation the stewardship and care" of the club. What exactly does that mean?

TOPICS:

3'00 Breaking news from Chelsea with Rob Harris

10'00 Is Bielsa set to leave Leeds?

17'00 Leeds fan Alfie Kemp

23'30 Antonio Conte interview

28'00 Everton drop to 17th

35'30 Christen Eriksen returns to the Premier League

40'00 Chelsea v Liverpool

Darren Fletcher is joined by former Brighton striker Glenn Murray and ex-Tottenham defender Alan Hutton to look ahead to Sunday's EFL Cup final between Chelsea and Liverpool.

We hear from the Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on his side's bid to win a first domestic cup competition in a decade. And the team also assess whether Chelsea's Romelu Lukaku will start the final.

There's also a look at the Premier League relegation battle, and in particular whether Leeds United need to change if they're to avoid the drop.

And Rob Harris, global sports correspondent for the Associated Press, talks us through UEFA's decision to move the Champions League final from St Petersburg to Paris, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

TIMECODES

01:00 - Rob Harris on the moving of the Champions League final;

10:00 - Preview of the EFL Cup final, featuring an interview with Jurgen Klopp;

26:00 - Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur;

38:00 - The rest of the Premier League relegation battle.

Steve Crossman and Guillem Balague are joined by Belgian football journalist Kristof Terreur and chief football writer for the Independent Miguel Delaney to ask what European football will do now Vladimir Putin has launched a full-scale military attack on Ukraine.

Ukraine women manager Luis Cortes joins the podcast live as he tries to leave Kyiv. He explains his chaotic and surreal journey, on which he is using social media to update his family of his safety.

Aaron Paul is joined by Derby County’s Curtis Davies and striker Lyle Taylor, on loan at Birmingham City, to look at the big stories of the week in the EFL and beyond.

In the week Veljko Paunovic left Reading, former owner Sir John Madejski tells the podcast his thoughts on that decision and the club’s current fortunes.

We also hear about a pair of returning managers as Paul Simpson joins the podcast to tell us about his return to Carlisle United, 16 years after guiding the club to successive promotions.

And in the week Grant McCann returned to Peterborough, director of football Barry Fry explains the decision.

The panel also react to Mark Hughes’ appointment at Bradford, and Aleksandar Mitrovic breaking the Championship goalscoring record for a single season in February.

04:00 – Aleksandar Mitrovic’s record-breaking form;

08:00 – Interview with Sir John Madejski on Reading;

18:30 – Paul Simpson on his return to Carlisle United;

29:00 – Discussion on Mark Hughes taking over at Bradford;

34:30 – Barry Fry on Grant McCann’s return to Peterborough.

Kelly Cates is joined by former Chelsea midfielders Karen Carney and Jody Morris, as well as European football journalist Julien Laurens and commentator Ian Dennis to reflect on Chelsea’s comfortable 2-0 win over Lille in the Champions League.

We hear from head coach Thomas Tuchel on his side’s victory, and his decision to leave striker Romelu Lukaku as an unused substitute during the game.

Correspondent John Murray is in Madrid to bring us the latest ahead of Wednesday’s game between Atletico Madrid and Manchester United.

And we get the latest on Reading, who started life under Paul Ince with victory over Birmingham.

TIMECODES

01:00 – Analysis of Chelsea’s victory over Lille;

13:00 – Thomas Tuchel on the victory and Romelu Lukaku;

18:00 – Preview of Atletico Madrid v Manchester United;

22:30 – Paul Ince’s first Reading victory

Mark Chapman, Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and Micah Richards ask whether the title race is back on after Tottenham beat league leaders Manchester City and Liverpool secured three points against Norwich.

They’re joined by Sean Dyche to chat about Burnley’s new signing Wout Weghorst as well as the mood on the training pitch heading into the business end of the season.

Plus, the panel look ahead to this week’s Champions League matches including Chelsea against Lille and Atletico Madrid v Manchester United.

Ben Haines is joined by the former Leeds United and Leicester City striker Jermaine Beckford, the former Ipswich Town and Leeds United defender Alex Bruce and Luke Edwards from The Telegraph to discuss whether the pressure is building on Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers after their 2-1 defeat at Wolves.

The panel reflect on Manchester United’s 4-2 victory at Leeds United and whether their performance will silence reports of a ‘rift’ in the squad this week.

We discuss who’s favourite in the race for the top four, if there are nine teams involved in the relegation battle and if the title race is back on after Manchester City lost 3-2 to Tottenham on Saturday?

The former England goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain also joins the pod from a windy Carrow Road to analyse the 0-0 draw for England’s women in their Arnold Clark Cup match against Spain.

TOPICS:

2’20” – Is pressure starting to build on Brendan Rodgers at Leicester?

8’00” – Post-match interview with Brendan Rodgers

9’34” – Can Wolves make the top four?

12’30” – Analysis of the thrilling match between Manchester United and Leeds United

15’40” – Have Manchester United silenced ‘rift reports’ with their performance against Leeds United?

21’00” – Post-match interview with Ralf Rangnick

24’00” – Race for the top four

26’00” – Are there nine teams now at risk of relegation?

31’35” – Reaction to the title race being back on between Manchester City and Liverpool

37’00” – What made Harry Kane’s performance against Manchester City phenomenal?

41’20” – Reaction to England’s 0-0 draw with Spain in the Arnold Clark Cup

Ben Haines is joined by broadcaster Nubaid Haroon as well as Reading striker Natasha Dowie to dissect the day’s Premier League action.

A 95th minute goal from Harry Kane secured all three points for Antonio Conte’s side against league leaders Manchester City. Does this result mean that the Premier League title race is back on?

Elsewhere, Burnley moved off the bottom of the Premier League table with a 3-0 win over Brighton and Roy Hodgson got his first win for Watford as they beat Aston Villa 1-0.

Plus we look ahead to England Women’s match against Spain on Sunday in the Arnold Clark Cup.

Darren Fletcher is joined by Belgium manager Roberto Martinez and the former Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell to discuss the dressing room culture at Manchester United.

It comes as captain Harry Maguire has dismissed reports that there’s a power struggle between him and Cristiano Ronaldo over the armband.

Roberto Martinez gives us an insight into how he manages big name players in his dressing room and tells us why he thinks Antonio Conte can take Tottenham to a top four finish in the Premier League next season.

The former West Ham midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker also joins the pod to discuss whether Newcastle manager Eddie Howe and Wolves boss Bruno Lage are getting enough credit for how well both their teams are performing.

TOPICS:

0’40” – Manchester United’s interim manager Ralf Rangnick says reports of a rift are “nonsense”

11’15” - Roberto Martinez’s insight into Antonio Conte’s management style

25’50” – Is Newcastle manager Eddie Howe getting enough credit for the job he’s doing?

33’20”- Can Wolves make a late charge for the Premier League’s top four under Bruno Lage?

38’30” – Is it the end of an era at Leicester City?