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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer just can't catch a break! A 0-0 draw in the Europa league has heaped the pressure on the Manchester United manager and we take a look at what happens next for the club legend. Meanwhile it was better news for fellow Premier League clubs Arsenal and Wolves in Europe who picked up important wins - we pick over the bones of those victories. Plus, we'll get some BIG Fantasy Football tips ahead of the weekend with our resident expert. Get involved in the football chat via our Twitter @TheSportSocial and follow the team on the accounts below: Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob Marley Anderson @91Marley Feargal Brennan @FeargalBren Ciaran Howley @CiaranHowley For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It's a double bubble week for Premier League teams as many face European opposition in the Champions and Europe Leagues. We look ahead to Manchester United, Wolves and Arsenal's European games whilst pick over wins for Chelsea and Liverpool (who we're involved in a 7 game THRILLER of a match). Plus, we celebrate the 37th birthday of footballing titan Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Subscribe to the show for FREE now so you never miss an episode... there is one out every day of the season... and follow us on Twitter @TheSportSocial to get involved in the football debate. Todays team: Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob Marley Anderson @91Marley Steve McNorton @McNortonStephen For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Spurs were badly beaten in the Champions League by Bayern Munich, losing 2-7. But what needs to change at Tottenham? The manager? The players? We discuss how they move forward Bernardo Silva has been charged by the FA after a Tweet aimed at Manchester City teammate Benjamin Mendy. Ex-professional footballer Julian Dowe joins us to discuss his views on the situation And Liverpool are in Champions League action tonight - but do they sacrifice the competition they adore so much to focus on a long-overdue Premier League title? Subscribe to the podcast now and never miss a show, 7 days a week. Follow us on Twitter, @The SportSocial, and find our personal handles below: Niall McCaughan @niallpfc Steve McNorton @McNortonStephen Julian Dow @football4football For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Manchester United v arsenal used to be one of the Premier League's big games, now it's simply lacklustre. We discuss why the recent affair was lacking in quality and passion Spurs welcome Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Tuesday night while Manchester City host Dinamo Zagreb - David Mooney from the Blue Moon podcast joins us to talk City's love/hate relationship with the competition Liverpool broke the rules in their recent League Cup game. Should they be kicked out of the tournament? Subscribe to the podcast now and never miss a show, 7 days a week. Follow us on Twitter @TheSportSocial, and find our personal handles below: Niall McCaughan @niallpfc Phil Hudson @lovetheturret Adam Brown @AdsBrown David Mooney from the Blue Moon Podcast @DavidMooney For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Manchester United and Arsenal go toe to toe tonight in the Premier League, but the rivalry isn't what it once was. Feargal Brennan and Jay Motty join us to preview a game no longer top billing in the top flight. Who is your hero and villain from this weekend's action? Marley's villain is Steve Bruce, who he labels a cabbage... The Sport Social team visited a secret location in Manchester last week to try out Rezzil, an amazing VR football experience which is helping Premier League players recover from injury and improve their game. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Niall McCaughan, Ant McGinley and Jay Motty dissect the weekend's Premier League action, and there is plenty on the agenda. Newcastle were hammered 5-0 by Leicester - how long does Steve Bruce last at St James' Park, and how likely is it that Leicester will make a tilt for the top 4? Liverpool were gifted 3 points after a mistake by Sheffield United keeper Dean Henderson - but will the European Champions slip up soon? And why does Ant think that Manchester United v Arsenal isn't what it used to be? All that and more on the Premier League Review show from Sport Social - subscribe now and never miss a show, 7 days a week. Follow us on Twitter, @TheSportSocial, and find our personal handles below: Niall McCaughan @niallpfc Ant McGinley @antmcginley Jay Motty @RFFH For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Wil Brazier is joined by Sam Lee, Mark Critchley and Feargal Brennan to discuss the weekend ahead in the Premier League. The gang talk about Liverpool's chances of an 'Invincibles' season, Wolves and Watford's early season relegation scrap, Manchester City's trip to Everton and what is really going on at Frank Lampard's Chelsea. Jim Salveson also provides his own unique take on football and world events, with a look at Jurgen Klopp and climate change. Make sure you hit subscribe to our daily show so you never miss an episode and follow us on Twitter: @TheSportSocial. Today's line up: Will Brazier @willbrazier Sam Lee @SamLee Mark Critchley @mjcritchley Feargal Brennan @FeargalBren Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We're wrapping up the week with a final Premier League Daily FULL of the good stuff. On todays podcast... Harry Kane has admitted that there are problems at Tottenham and pointed the finger squarely at "want away" players, Newcastle United have yet another rumours flying around that there could be a potential takeover in the offing at St James Park and if you are one of the millions of Fantasy Football managers we'll have another top tip to bring you success ahead of the weekend. Follow us on Twitter, find extra content and get your questions into the team via: @TheSportSocial. and you can find todays team on Twitter too... Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob Marley Anderson @91Marley Ciaran Howely @CiaranHowely For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Manchester United scraped past League One Rochdale on penalties in the Carabao Cup. How concerning is the situation at Manchester United, and amidst rumours Arsene Wenger may fancy a crack at the manager's job at Old Trafford, would he be a good fit? West Ham united were humiliated 4-0 by Oxford United despite playing a strong squad. Full credit to Oxford, but why do players not take the League Cup seriously these days? The French Football Federation have scrapped their version of the League Cup. Should the FA follow suit and do the same? All that and more on the only 7 day a week Premier League podcast - subscribe now and never miss a show. Follow us on Twitter, @TheSportSocial, and follow our personal handles: Niall McCaughan @niallpfc Phil Hudson @lovetheturret Adam Brown @AdsBrown For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The pressure is on Mauricio Pochettino after Tottenham were embarrassed by Colchester in the EFL Carabao Cup. Premier League Daily looks at the mounting pressure on the Spurs boss and his post-match comments that suggest that all is not well in the Spurs dressing room. We also take a look at the Premier League teams involved in tonights Carabao Cup games and try and spot an upset and go deep on the pick of the round Rochdale taking the short trip down the road to face Manchester United at Old Trafford. Can they add to Ole Gunnar Solskjær's troubles? Rochdale CEO David Bottomley gives his views on a potential giant killing. Get the latest sports news via Twitter follow: @TheSportSocial. Plus, follow the boys from todays show... Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob Marley Anderson @91Marley Phil Hudson @LoveTheTurret Dom Dietrick @DomJDietRich For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Jim Salveson, Steve McNorton, Marley Anderson and Ant McGinley take a look at the line up of the FIFPRO team of the year and question why some missed out and how some managed to get it. Plus did the Manager of the year award go to the right person? And with the League Cup Third round on the way this evening, is there going to be more than one upset, and could it come in a very surprising place? Subscribe to the podcast now and never miss another show, 7 days a week. Follow us on Twitter: @TheSportSocial And the team... Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob Steve McNorton: @McNortonSteve Marley Anderson: @91Marley Ant McGinley: @AntMcGinley For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Niall McCaughan, Jim Salveson and Joe McGrath take a look at Manchester United's loss to West Ham, and whether Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's role as United boss is under threat. With Rochdale next up for Manchester United in the Carabao Cup, can Solskjaer afford to lose another game? Another manager feeling the pressure is Marco Silva. Everton's strong home run was ended by Sheffield United at the weekend, and there are some disgruntled fans at Goodison Park. We catch up with Mike from the Everton podcast The Unholy Trinity, who gives us his views on Silva's position. Subscribe to the podcast now and never miss another show, 7 days a week. Follow us on Twitter, @TheSportSocial, and find our personal handles below: Niall McCaughan @niallpfc Joe McGrath @Radio_JoeM Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob The Unholy Trinity Everton Podcast @UHTPodcast For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Niall McCaughan, Sam Lee, Adam Keyworth and Alex Boardman discuss the weekend's Premier League action. Liverpool maintained their 100% start to the Premier League season with a 2-1 win at Chelsea. How will Liverpool cope with a tough run of fixtures ahead, and what does Frank Lampard do next with a Chelsea side that seem lacking in any clear gameplan... Manchester City smashed 8 past a despondent Watford - just how influential is Kevin De Bruyne, and how at risk are Watford of going down this season? Marco Silva's strong Goodison Park record came crashing to an end as newly-promoted Sheffield United beat the Toffees 2-0. Are fans beginning to turn on the Everton boss, and will he be next to face the sack? All that and more on the Premier League Review here on Football Social Daily, the only daily Premier League podcast you can find. Subscribe now and never miss a show, 7 days a week. Follow us on Twitter, @TheSportSocial, and find our personal handles below: Niall McCaughan @niallpfc Alex Boardman @alxboardman Adam keyworth @adamkeyworth Sam Lee @SamLee For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ant McGinley is joined by Jay Mottershead, Pete Hall and Feargal Brennan to look ahead to a busy weekend of Premier League action. The guys take a look at Liverpool's crunch trip to Stamford Bridge, an inconsistent start to the season from Tottenham and Manchester City preparing to take their frustrations out on Watford. Our very own Jim Salveson looks at parental planning ahead of Euro 2020, and the gang tells us about the WORST things they have done to make it to a football match. Make sure you hit subscribe to our daily show so you never miss an episode and follow us on Twitter: @TheSportSocial. Today's line up: Ant McGinley @antmanlovesyou Pete Hall @PeteHall86 Jay Mottershead @RFFH Feargal Brennan @FeargalBren Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It was a mixed bag for the English teams in the Europa League and the team look back at wins for Arsenal & Manchester United thanks to some star performances from the kids in the team. Plus, Wolves take their poor Premier League form into the Europa with their first defeat in the competition. We also preview tonights South Coast Derby as Southampton take on Bournemouth... but is it a South Coast derby at all. There are also some tip fantasy football tips from our resident expert. Get involved in the conversation on Twitter: @TheSportSocial. You can find the guys here... Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob Marley Anderson @91Marley Feargal Brennan @FeargalBrem Ciaran Howley @CiaranHowley (Aka. Mr Fantasy Football) For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy