Matt is joined by Jonny, Bertie and Tomas for the Sportsfeed Football Christmas Special. The team give out their end of year awards and participate in a quiz of the year. Also, there's a discussion of who has ended 2016 well, and who has ended 2016 poorly, as well as some predictions about some potential upcoming transfers.

Matt, Jonny, Bertie and Tomas discuss the recent Premier League and Champions League results. They also discuss whether Riyad Mahrez is over-rated, as well as identifying players that have resurrected their careers, and the team then make their weekly predictions.

Jonny, Matt, Tomas and Bertie discuss the rise of RB Leipzig and identify other clubs that have been identified as controversial. They also have a look at last weekend's results, in particular the high-scoring game between Swansea and Crystal Palace, and discuss which high-scoring games they best remember. As always the team make their predictions for some of the upcoming weekend's matches.

Matt, Jonny, Bertie and Tomas discuss the weekend's Premier League results as well as covering the week's big clashes in the Bundseliga and La Liga. Also featured is a look into one of Real Madrid's greatest ever teams and a look into Liverpool's underrated defence, as well as this week's predictions from the team for the upcoming weekend.

Jonny, Bertie and Tomas discuss the recent international match between England and Scotland, and the futures of their respective managers. Also discussed are the international matches that took place in the Americas, as well as what has been happening in League One and League Two.

Matt, Jonny, Tomas, Bertie and Anish give their thoughts on who's been overperforming and underperforming so far this season, and make their predictions on who will win the Premier League and who will be relegated, in their first show of the year!

Matt, Jonny and Anish react to the first few games of the European Championships in France.

The trio preview Euro 2016, with particular attention paid to England's team selection and chances of succeeding in the tournament.