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Henry Winter reflects on the horrific events at Liverpool’s title parade as dozens of supporters were injured in the car attack on Water Street. Also, a look at the power of the EFL pyramid and a tribute to Sunderland’s Beacon of Light.
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Henry Winter chooses his Premier League XI from the 2024/2025 season, reflects on Sunderland’s success over Sheffield United at Wembley in the Championship play-off final and looks at how the bridge between Liverpool and the Netherlands is aiding the next generation of footballers on Merseyside.
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Henry Winter looks at the decision to include Jordan Henderson over Adam Wharton in the upcoming England squad. He also looks at the three ways Manchester United can recover from Wednesday’s damaging defeat in Bilbao and how Lionel Messi could be setting a new trend in how footballers raise funds for charity.
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Henry Winter looks back at Spurs’ glorious night in Northern Spain as Ange Postecoglou triumphs over Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United. Will United properly get behind Ruben’s 5-at-the-back system? And will Daniel Levy dare to get rid of the man who ended his club’s 17 year barren spell without a trophy? Also, Henry looks at the work done by Spurs to get more coaches into the game.
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Henry Winter looks forward to Wednesday’s Europa League final in Bilbao, as domestically dismal teams Spurs and Manchester United face off. Also, Kevin De Bruyne plays his last game for Manchester City at the Etihad, and Henry salutes Tottenham Hotspur’s work supporting those with dementia.
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It was poignant, sad, and shocking to see Jack Grealish staying on the bench at Wembley in Saturday’s FA Cup final - what has gone wrong for him at Manchester City? Plus, is Match of the Day losing its relevance, and Tom Lockyer’s work with the British Heart Foundation.
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Crystal Palace win the FA Cup - why is this such a good thing for English football? Plus, should Ben White walk back into the England squad? Also, Mikel Arteta gets involved with Arsenal fans’ fundraising efforts.
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The FA Cup final on Saturday will see Crystal Palace take on Manchester City - Henry Winter reflects on the importance of this competition and trophy. Plus, paying tribute to Nathan Jones who leads Charlton Athletic to the League One playoff final, and saluting Steven Caulker’s advocacy for mental wellbeing.
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Goodison Park will host its last Premier League game on Sunday - Henry Winter pays tribute to Everton’s home. Also, Dai Yongge sells Reading to Rob Couhig, and Henry salutes Sunderland’s Foundation of Light who commemorated the anniversary of VE Day.
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In today’s episode, Henry Winter shares more of his interview with John Herdman, talking about the challenges of leadership and scrutiny in football. Plus, it’s a day of two halves for women’s football: in good news, Everton women will move to Goodison Park, but Blackburn Rovers’ owners will no longer support their women’s team - the FA must respond. And finally, Henry celebrates Lionel Messi’s masterpiece for charity.
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