The Football Diary Podcast

Myles and Dave discuss the latest international break, focusing on England's performances against Greece in a 2-1 loss, and against Finland in a 3-1 win. With the uncertainty over the next manager looming - and a less than clear answer from interim manager Lee Carsley - we were left with more questions than answers. Who came out best from these games? Who's likely to take the Eng

Mike chats with Myles and Dave in the week where there clubs played each other - and it was a drab 0-0! Thankfully there were plenty of great games to discuss, starting at the AMEX Stadium as Brighton came from 2-0 to beat Tottenham 3-2. The result leave Fabian Hurzeler's high-fliers in 6th. Spurs meanwhile have ;lost 3 in 7 games. Brentford added more misery to bottom of the lea

Mike chats candidly about the key games this weekend, starting at Stamford Bridge with Cole Palmer's sensational 4 goals in the first half of a 4-2 win over Brighton. It was a crazy game which Palmer clearly enjoyed - what a player he's becoming! He also looks at Erik ten Hag's future again as Manchester United were soundly beaten 3-0 at home by Tottenham. It really feels like the

Mike is joined by Myles and Arsenal fan Isaac to break down Manchester City 2-2 Arsenal, a game full of action and flashpoints. Somehow we manage to keep Isaac calm despite the controversy of a first-half red card for Leandro Trossard, which we'll debate alongside the other big talking point surrounding Riccardo Calafiori's goal. As Fulham record an impressive 3-1 win over Newcast

Premier League football returns after the International break, with some great games for Mike, Myles and Dave to analyse! Starting with an historic win for Nottingham Forest against Liverpool, thanks to a superb Callum Hudson-Odoi winner. The win propels Forest to 7th, but can they kick on? Aston Villa came back from 2-0 down to beat Everton 3-2. A Jhon Duran rocket sealed the com

Ireland 0-2 England It's Lee Carsley's first game in charge of England as interim boss, and the first game since the Gareth Southgate era. Mike analyses what was different about Carsley's approach, were the shackles really off, and can he be a viable option for the role permanently? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What a week! Myles and Dave recap the best of the bunch after a mad Premier League weekend. Starting at Old Trafford, where a bald head in the dugout prevailed - and it wasn't Erik ten Hag. Nope, it was Arne Slot who steered Liverpool to a dominant 3-0 win over Manchester United. The lads pick through the aftermath of a very different start to the season for both clubs. Likewise,

Mike and Dave analyse a fascinating 2-0 win for Arsenal over Aston Villa, putting to bed any doubts that they were the Gunners' bogey team. But it could've been so much different had Ollie Watkins not lost his head in front of goal - and if David Raya hadn't pulled off a world class save! We look at what both teams will take from the game. Chelsea suddenly became their prolific be

It's so good to have Premier League football back! Mike and Myles analyse the picks of the weekend, starting with a determined performance from Ipswich against Arne Slot's Liverpool. Despite losing 2-0, Kieran McKenna will have plenty to positive about. Likewise, Slot will be happy with a clinical win. After Jhon Duran gave Aston Villa a 2-1 win over West Ham of all teams, are V

Mike, Myles and Dave analyse the season opener at Wembley, as Manchester City beat United 7-6 on penalties in the Community Shield after drawing 1-1 after 90 minutes. What positives can both teams take away? In the transfer market, United seal deals for Mazraoui and De Ligt, while Dominic Solanke joins Tottenham. And as Pedro Neto squeezes into a packed Chelsea dressing room, ar