Football Daily

Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff, Clinton Morrison and, John Murray react to Manchester United throwing a 2-0 lead away against Brighton to lose 3-2. It means Michael Carrick has just two wins from six games in all competitions so far this season. We hear the thoughts of the United boss who appears live on the podcast.
Elsewhere Sunderland marked a historic return to Europe with a 1-0 win over Eredivisie side AZ Alkmaar in the UEFA Europa League. Sunderland legend Marco Gabbiadini joins the podcast to discuss what was a monumental moment for both the club and its supporters.
Fleetwood Town provided the shock of the third round in the EFL Cup beating Championship side Sheffield United 1-0. We hear from an angry Blades boss Chris Wilder. As for Fleetwood, the League Two sides win means they'll face Arsenal at home in the fourth round of the competition.
00:00 Manchester United knocked out by Brighton
05:20 Have United lost the fear factor again?
09:10 Brighton captain Pascal Groß
11:10 Brighton’s resilience
13:40 Sunderland’s historic return to Europe
14:40 Sunderland legend Marco Gabbiadini
18:03 Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris
19:00 Sunderland on the up
20:47 Sheffield United stunned by Fleetwood Town
23:00 Fleetwood Town boss Matt Lawlor
23:30 Fleetwood will play Arsenal
24:10 Michael Carrick live on the podcast
27:20 Reaction to Michael Carrick’s thoughts
29:03 EFL Cup Round 4 draw

Mark Chapman is joined by Chris Sutton, Shay Given and Rory Smith. BBC Sport’s Football Issues Correspondent Dale Johnson joins the team to chat VAR after the controversial decision to allow Erling Haaland’s winning goal for City in the Manchester derby.
Away from VAR, why do United struggle to play against 10 men? 
Plus former Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield talks the Old Firm. Is this a turning point for Derek McInnes with a dominant win over Celtic to make it through to the Scottish league cup semi-finals. 
TIMECODES:
01:00 Manchester derby & VAR debate 
03:00 Dale Johnson
13:40 Does anyone know the rules?
18:50 What is going on with United?
24:50 Signings 
28:10 Maresca 
32:00 Old Firm with Scott Arfield
40:00 Celtic midfield

Rick Edwards, Luke Edwards and Charlie Austin discuss the latest Premier League weekend.
Manchester City edged out Manchester United to stay perfect in the Premier League - but should Erling Haaland's winner have stood? Michael Carrick's side have questions to answer after they struggled against 10 men after Phil Foden's red card. Arsenal made it 4 out of 4 thanks to Bruno Guimaraes' stunning goal, and a very provocative celebration.
Spurs still can't score, is pressure mounting on Roberto De Zerbi already? Coventry's tough start continues, but Hull and Ipswich are enjoying life back in the Premier League - so are some of the league's mainstays in trouble? Send your messages and voicenotes on WhatsApp to 08000 289 369.
01:00 - VAR steals the headlines as City beat United in Manchester derby
14:10 - Arsenal battle to victory at Sunderland
21:50 - When will Spurs score a goal?
27:50 - Half-time teaser
28:59 - Can Coventry adapt after poor start?
34:06 - Hull continue to astound
37:29 - New-look Ipswich impressing

In this week’s edition of The Football Interview, Kelly Somers speaks to Manchester City defender Rúben Dias. They discuss the transition into life under Enzo Maresca, after a decade of success with Pep Guardiola at the helm. They also get into how things have changed with Bernardo Silva and John Stones leaving over the summer. He reflects on the impact on his parents early on in his success to becoming one of the greatest central defenders in the world.
Timecodes:
0’20 - What’s it like under Enzo Maresca?
1’25 - The changes in key players and his excitement for the future
4’05 - the best moment under Pep Guardiola
6’10 - Influence of his parents early on & Benfica academy
9’57 - Is he a deep thinker?
10’50 - How he enjoys his own time
11’45 - What can he achieve into his thirties?

John Murray, Ian Dennis & Ali Bruce-Ball discuss life as football commentators. From the handshake/handclasp debate to looking ahead to the Manchester derby. Will Ian’s losing streak in Clash of the Commentators continue? What will be the Unintended Pub Name of the Week, and which terms and phrases will be added to the Great Glossary of Football Commentary? Messages and voicenotes welcome on WhatsApp to 08000 289 369 & emails to TCV@bbc.co.uk
01:15 Ian back from Portugal,
04:20 Handshakes or hand clasps?
09:00 Arsenal’s strong start continues,
11:05 How the weekend looks on 5 Live,
16:25 Will Enzo Maresca rotate?
19:45 Craziest local derbies…
26:15 Best terms for 5/6 goals?
32:40 Clash of the Commentators,
44:25 Unintended Pub Name of the Week,
49:30 Great Glossary of Football Commentary.
5 Live / BBC Sounds commentaries:
Sat 1500 Liverpool v Fulham,
Sat 1500 Chelsea v Hull City on Sports Extra 2,
Sat 1730 Spurs v Everton,
Sun 1400 Coventry v Brighton & Hove,
Sun 1630 Man Utd v Man City.
Great Glossary of Football Commentary:
DIVISION ONE
50p head
Agricultural challenge,
Back of the net,
Back to square one,
Backside and elbows,
The Beautiful Game,
Booked,
Bosman,
Bullet header,
Caretaker manager,
Channel of joy,
Coupon buster,
Cruyff Turn,
Cultured/educated left foot,
Dead-ball specialist,
Draught excluder,
Elastico/flip-flap,
False nine,
Fox in the box,
Giving the goalkeeper the eyes,
Grub hunter,
Head like a biscuit tin,
Head like a sheriff’s badge,
Head tennis,
Hibs it,
In a good moment,
In behind,
Lollipop,
Magic of the FA Cup,
The Maradona,
Off their line,
Olimpico,
Onion bag,
Panenka,
Parachute payment,
Park the bus,
Perfect hat-trick,
Postage stamp,
Put his cap on it,
Rabona,
Roy of the Rovers stuff,
Schmeichel-style,
Scorpion kick,
Spursy,
Stick it in the mixer,
Sweeper keeper,
Taking it to the corner flag,
Target man,
Tiki-taka,
Towering header,
Trivela,
Where the kookaburra sleeps,
Where the owl sleeps,
Where the spiders sleep,
You could have two goalkeepers in there and they still wouldn’t have saved it.