The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

The top four all face each other in a mouthwatering Matchday 9 in the Premier League.

Jimbo, Tom Williams, Liam Twomey and a debuting Jay Bothroyd are in the studio to comb through all the action.

Champions Arsenal go to Liverpool in Sunday’s only fixture. The Gunners were knocked out of the Carabao Cup by League Two Fleetwood on Tuesday with Max Dowman sent off. But did the 16-year-old prodigy do the right thing?

Michael Carrick is surprisingly still the manager of Manchester United. They travel to Stamford Bridge where Xabi Alonso has more questions to answer after Chelsea’s League Cup exit at Anfield.

Man City come from behind twice to edge past Brighton via a shootout. Those two teams will do it all again on Saturday. Can the Seagulls claim their first ever win at City?

Plus we show some love for Bournemouth who make it 5 wins in a row. And Nicolas Jackson. Was he done dirty by Chelsea?

Producers: Charlie Jones and Benji Brooks
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It’s a Ballon d’Or special edition of the Totally European Show, with Seb Stafford-Bloor, Tom Williams and Pol Ballus all joining James Richardson live to discuss King Harry taking football's biggest individual crown.

On the pitch, Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid become the first team to beat Barcelona in La Liga this season, with Kylian Mbappe scoring twice in a 2-1 win. That leaves Atletico Madrid just two points off the leaders.

In Germany, Bayern win 3-1 at Freiburg without Vincent Kompany on the touchline as he recovers in hospital after collapsing during training. Niclas Fullkrug can’t stop scoring for Werder Bremen, while in Italy there are still four teams unbeaten after eight games for the first time ever.

And in Ligue 1, protests in Paris affect PSG’s top of the table clash with Lyon.

Producer: Xavi Bird
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Old Trafford chants his name but it could be farewell to Michael Carrick at Man United?

Jimbo, Daniel Storey, Tim Spiers and Matt Davies-Adams are in the studio to review all the action from Matchday 8.

The Cherries run out 3-0 winners as United’s winless run extends to 8 matches. All that with Bruno Fernandes an unused sub.

Brighton hit the skids after an Araujo-powered Liverpool reign supreme at Anfield.

Spurs win at Stamford Bridge on Saturday - a once in a generation event - as Cole Palmer also sees red. Was this the day things finally clicked for De Zerbi at Tottenham?

And Arsenal go level at the top as Man City suffer their first defeat of the season. It’s at Aston Villa who are in red-hot form. As is Nicolas Jackson.

Producers: Charlie Jones and Jake Liascos

RUNNING ORDER:
00:00 Who won the weekend?
03:24 Results
04:42 Man United 0-3 Bournemouth
17:04 Liverpool 2-0 Brighton
22:08 Crystal Palace 0-2 Newcastle
25:09 Hull 1-1 Brentford and Sunderland 0-0 Leeds
29:18 Aston Villa 2-1 Man City
34:06 Arsenal 2-0 Everton
40:15 Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham
47:42 Coventry 0-1 Fulham
49:06 Ipswich 1-1 Nottingham Forest
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Another enthralling night of Champions League action and a big Premier League weekend to come.

Jimbo welcomes Duncan Alexander, Tom Williams and Benji Lanyado into the studio break it all down.

The nadir of Michael Carrick’s reign at Manchester United comes in Como. A chastening 4-1 defeat with skipper Bruno Fernandes seeming to question the coach’s tactics. Is there any way back for Carrick at Old Trafford?

Two of the favourites battle it out as Bayern and Arsenal contest a 2-2 draw. On a night where Ballon d’Or favourite Harry Kane showed he could do absolutely everything.

Villa make it 3 wins out of 3 in the Champions League. Next up for them, leaders Man City at Villa Park this Saturday, a fixture that the hosts usually win…

Tottenham are forced to confront their terrible record at Stamford Bridge and it’s the same story for Everton at Arsenal.

Plus what happened to home advantage and what will become of the nepo babies at Premier League clubs?

Producers: Charlie Jones and Jake Liascos

RUNNING ORDER:

00:00 PHP
02:34 Champions League results
06:30 Bayern 2-2 Arsenal
16:05 Como 4-1 Man United
27:07 The rest of the Champions League midweek
35:56 How are West Ham doing?
37:26 Premier League fixtures
39:18 Liverpool v Brighton preview
41:37 Chelsea v Spurs preview + what happened to home advantage?
47:00 The tube map of hatred
48:55 The rest of the Premier League weekend
53:22 Nepo babies at Premier League clubs
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Désiré Doué and Lucas Hernández shine as PSG beat Barca 4-2, thanks to a 14 minute flurry of goals in the Parc des Princes.

Jimbo is joined by Juliens Laurens, Duncan Alexander and Colin Millar to discuss Tuesday night's Champions League action.

Liverpool overturned a 2-0 deficit to beat Villarreal 4-3 at Anfield, thanks to two Mac Allister goals and two assists from player of the match, Rio Ngumoha.

City appeared unfazed by their off field predicament or the lack of Erling Haaland, as they breezed past AEK Athens 5-1 in Manchester.

Plus a better night for the Italian sides, the rest of Tuesday night's action and Spurs finally get a league win.

Produced by Jesse Howard, Jake Liascos & Charlie Jones.

•Part 1a - Tuesday’s night’s Champions League buffet (00.40)
•Part 1b - The results (03.00)
•Part 2a - PSG 4-2 Barca (04.35)
•Part 2b - Liverpool 4-3 Villarreal (14.47)
•Part 2c - Man City 5-1 AEK Athens (21.15)
•Part 3a - Ten Hag’s interview and Cristano’s fine (26.40)
•Part 3b - Napoli 4-3 Bodo (28.20)
•Part 3b - Sabah FK 1-2 Dortmund (31.40)
•Part 3c - The rest of Tuesday night’s action (35.15)
•Part 4a - Spurs 3-1 Coventry (38.15)
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