MatchDayReview Podcast

After David Luiz's and Raul Jimenez's clash of heads on Sunday night, (we wish them both a speedy recovery), football needs to look at the way it deals with head injuries and concussion. 

On the pitch, Arsenal looked flat, again, Manchester United comeback from 2 down at St Mary's thanks to an impressive Edinson Cavani, and Liverpool keep the VAR chat rolling. 

Get our instant analysis and reaction to the Serie A game between high flying Sassuolo and Inter Milan. 

Sassuolo's unbeaten run in Serie A came to an end as Inter Milan rocked up and came away with a fairly comfortable 3-0. Goals from Alexis Sanchez, Roberto Gagliardini, and an own goal from Vlad Chiriches giving the Nerazzurri all 3 points. 

The best player to grace the beautiful game, a genius and a maverick, we pay tribute as the world lost an icon in Diego Maradona. 

Elsewhere, football continues a pace, with 2 out of 4 Premier League teams qualifying for the knockout stages of the Champions League, and Inter Milan mess up my dream of seeing Real Madrid play in the Europa League. 

And we look ahead to what will be a busy weekend at both ends of the table in the Premier League.

After a  weekend where Tottenham topped the table, Leicester bottled their chance to lay down a marker, and VAR over turned itself, we're here to walk you through all the key talking points. 

Including, why football hasn't passed Jose by, Liverpool have more squad depth that at first glance, and why Fulham should start refusing penalties that are given for them. 

There's all this, and more, on this episode of the MatchDayReview Podcast.

Boredom, analysed. 

The international break is over, and so is our break!

Whilst we were away Derby County parted company with Philip Cocu and in his place steps somebody called Wayne Rooney (remember the name). We discuss what Rooney could bring to the table as a manager, if his playing career will have a big influence on his style, will the press give him time, and where could we see him in a few years time? 

Elsewhere we look ahead to the weekends Premier League action, including two top of the table clashes involving Liverpool and Leicester at Anfield, and Tottenham and Man City at White Hart Lane. There's also an interesting game at Elland Road as Leeds look to get back to winning ways against Arsenal. 

There's all this and more, including how other players have transitioned into managers and why Sheffield United could struggle without Chris Wilder, on this weeks preview show from MatchDayReview. 

There's been 3 different leaders in the Premier League this week, so allow us to talk you through all 3 of them. From Southampton's rise after that result that you can't not mention when talking about Southampton, a season that looks set up for Jose Mourinho and Tottenham, and ol' Brenden Rogers giving Leicester that 2016 feeling. 

Plus, how Hakim Zyiech is clearly better than Willian, whats gone on at Sheffield for them to be so bad, and why the panenka is the most vein way to take a penalty. 

On this episode of the MatchdayReview Instant Replay Podcast we give our instant reaction and analysis of Manchester United's 3-1 victory over Everton at Goodison Park.

We analyse all the action on the pitch and talking points from the game including; Bruno Fernandes' impressive performance, Fred's MoM display in midfield and Everton's attacking struggles. Plus we discuss Ole Solskjaer's post match interview, the circus surrounding Man Utd at the moment and the dismal refereeing.

 All this and more on the latest edition of the MatchDay Review Podcast.

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The troubles are mounting for Manchester United and Ole Gunnar  Solskjær after defeat to that Istanbul team who's name I can't pronounce. The less said about the defending for the first goal the better, but yet we managed to get about 20 minutes out of it. Elsewhere, Chelsea are starting to look solid at the back with Thiago Silva getting over his rocky start, Diogo Jota could be signing of the summer, and could Real Madrid really be playing their football on Thursday nights? 

We discuss all this, look ahead to the standout Premier League fixtures this weekend, and much more, on this episode of the MatchDayReview Podcast.