This week, we open the doors to a British boxing legend. The first female to compete for Team GB at the Olympics and a two-weight world champion, but did you know she had early ambitions of being a World Cup winner instead?

A Liverpool fan, she remembers the 2005 Miracle of Istanbul very fondly, but not for the reason you might expect. And stand by for the most unique 'Favourite Player' selections in Football Museum history. 

The Football Museum will be closing its doors for a brief refurbishment, but we'll be back with some new exhibits very soon.

Dance music legend Pete Tong swaps decks and tunes for footy firsts and favourites. A rave icon across the world - but which iconic Arsenal goal was he in the stands to witness?
 
He's played to some very famous faces, but find out which Premier League players used to join him in the DJ booth after their match on a weekend. 

Ibiza Classics returns for its tenth anniversary this year, and Pete is taking it back to where it all began - The Royal Albert Hall. Tickets are available now. 

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National treasure, TV hardman and West Ham-obsessed Danny Dyer is here! He talks us through the moment he first fell in love with The Hammers, and why 'Cockney Reds' aren't for him.  

The future father-in-law of West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen, Danny reveals why Jarrod gets an easier ride than most.

Danny's new film, Marching Powder, is only in cinemas on March 7th.  

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From The Castle, to The Football Museum, winner of The Traitors Season 3, Jake Brown, is here! 

Jake explains why there is no point in even having a debate about the Premier League's greatest ever midfielder. That title belongs to Paul Scholes, apparently, and he won't hear anything more about it. And on the subject of Scholes, hear how Jake followed in his idol's footsteps to become an England international.

Jake became very used to banishing fellow contestants in The Traitors Castle, but which football moment will he expel from his memory?  

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The One and Only Chesney Hawkes has entered The Football Museum, and fortunately he does have clothes on!  

The West Ham fan talks us through watching Jarrod Bowen score the club's most memorable goal from the stands in Prague, but does have a bone to pick with the Hammers captain for not keeping a promise.  

As you'd expect, the famous Europa Conference League triumph features heavily, but Chesney explains why an event hours before kick-off proved to be the greatest moment of his life!

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Michael Dawson explains why a special moment with Brian Clough forced him to support Nottingham Forest, and remembers being picked over his sibling to make his debut for his boyhood club.  

The former England defender reveals which Premier League legend he once had in his back pocket, before a wake-up call against the very same opponent in their next match. And as bad days go, will Dawson's 13-minute disasterclass against Fulham ever be topped?  

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From security guard to Olympic medallist, Frazer Clarke has seen a lot in his short boxing career so far, but hear how it could have all ended before it even started.  

The Manchester United fan tells us which unfortunate incident from a former England captain led to the happiest moment in his life.  Big Fraze also recalls watching an iconic Red Devils moment on a fuzzy portable TV in Jamaica, considers an Arsenal player as his favourite ever, and deliberates whether he'd prefer scoring in a World Cup final or winning a World title by knockout. 

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Keith Duffy and Shane Lynch step out of popstar life and into The Football Museum. The pair discuss their hopes and dreams for their beloved Chorley FC, Keith talks turning 'Average Joe' and the pop sensations tell us why Toto and Titi are still very much enemies number 1 & 2. 

Boyzone: No Matter What is available on Sky Documentaries from Monday February 3rd.

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Mercury Prize winners, Arsenal fans and brothers, Femi and TJ Koleoso from Ezra Collective create their joint exhibit in The Football Museum.

They reminisce to Josh Hayward over their first matchday experience, but explain why it turned into an annual nightmare. Even though it did allow them to witness an iconic Premier League moment...

The brothers relive Arsenal's historic win at the Bernabeu in 2006, tell us why Patrick Vieira was their comfort blanket, and Femi reveals the one thing he's managed that no Arsenal player has ever done before. 

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We kick off series 3 of 'The Football Museum' with world famous foodie Adam Richman, who swaps plus-sized portions for football firsts and favourites.

The Man vs Food star reveals which bit of footy scran he cannot stand, explains why he’s a shareholder of Grimsby Town and empathises with Zinedine Zidane.

He tells us which famous bit of skill he has locked down, gets his Tottenham tattoo out during the pod, and discloses what he did after the dreaded Battle of the Bridge.

Adam’s new show, Adam Richman Eats Football, airs on Mondays at 10pm on Food Network and is streaming on Discovery+. 

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