Jimbo has Daniel Storey, Carl Anka, and Tom Williams in the pod to look back on a weekend of surprising away wins and David Luiz doing his thing. Plus, Palace party like it’s 1989; Watford’s woes continue; and Mark Noble taking the bus

Jimbo, Duncan Alexander, Michael Cox and Lynsey Hooper look back on Liverpool v Arsenal through the ages and the rest of the big ties in Premier League this weekend. Plus: Steve Bruce’s disappointing third novel and cappuccinos with Alan Sugar

James Richardson rounds up the latest from around Europe as the reigning champions all fail to win.

Jimbo has Natalie Gedra, Daniel Storey and Tom Williams to reflect on Man City’s non-win against Spurs and all the other big moments in the Premier League. Plus: Kevin and Jason Abraham; the latest on Neymar and Countinho; and the worst hair in the league

Jimbo has Michael Cox, Jack Lang and Duncan Alexander to look back on Liverpool’s victory in the Super Cup. Plus: City take on Spurs, a new offside rule, and the curious case of the Murphy twins

Ligue 1 is back. La Liga and the Bundesliga are soon to follow. Get the latest from around Europe with the Totally Football Show.

Jimbo has Matt Davies-Adams, Daniel Storey and Andy Murray to look back on the opening weekend of the Premier League season. Plus: Brighton rocks and the finest hip hop from Burnley and Newcastle

James Richardson, Daniel Storey, Lynsey Hooper and Tom Williams talk transfers on deadline day, who’s likely to break top six hearts and the traditional Palace prediction, along with the other two to go down. Plus, a sack race with a twist and all of the other goings on outside the top six.

The first ever Totally Football Show European edition with James Richardson and the finest minds in continental football.

James Richardson is back and joined in studio by Michael Cox, Daniel Storey and Nick Miller to pick apart and analyse the predicted top six teams... or are they? Plus they answer your questions, and get their hot takes ahead of the new Premier League season.

Matt Davies-Adams is joined by Tom Williams and Duncan Alexander to discuss the latest transfer news, give a Community Shield preview, and debate when is the best time to eat Kettle Chips. That and much more significant footballing news is in your latest Totally Football Show.

Matt Davies-Adams, Michael Cox and Tom Williams get the latest on the Gareth Bale impasse. Plus, funny football injuries, transfer news and the best and worst terrace chants

Matt Davies-Adams, James Horncastle and Rafael Honigstein join forces to talk about the latest to-ings and fro-ings between Germany and England, between Italy and England, and between bank accounts and Instagramable footballers.

Matt Davies-Adams, Duncan Alexander and Daniel Storey talk footballing fathers and sons, kits sponsor faux pas, and Aston Villa’s chances back in the big time. Plus, Zlatan and Zidane shoot from the mouth; Algeria win the final trophy of last season; and Kilmarnock are eliminated from Europe

Matt Davies-Adams, Michael Cox and Carl Anka talk Bruce big booming move to the Toon, de Ligt for Turin and all Juve's fans, and they preview the AFCON final.

Matt Davies-Adams, Duncan Alexander and Nick Miller talk Arsenal’s latest malaise, Newcastle's race to the bottom, Peter Crouch’s finest hour, and the legacies of Scatman John and Haddaway

Rafa Honigstein joins Michael Cox to discuss arguably the most complete side of the last 20 years - Bayern 2012/13

Iain Macintosh is joined by Kait Borsay, Duncan Alexander, Alvaro Romeo et al to wrap up the Women’s World Cup, the Copa America, Gold Cup and plenty more. Plus, Frank Lampard finally joins Chelsea and all you ever wanted to know about Madagascar

Michael Cox and Alvaro Romeo study Spain and the golden age of tiki-taka, 2008-2012.

Tom Williams talks to the German football writer Christoph Bierman about his latest book, Football Hackers - all about the increasing role of data and metrics in modern day coaching and tactics

Iain Macintosh, Duncan Alexander, James Horncastle and Mani Djazmi talk about the end of Tottenham’s self-imposed transfer embargo. Plus: Brazil prepare for a semi v Argentina, Madagascar stun Nigeria, and are Derby on the verge of a Cocu coup?

The biggest star may have been the manager but Michael Cox and Tom Williams examine the eleven that led Porto to Champions League glory.

Iain Macintosh, Julien Laurens and Carl Anka ask what next for Newcastle now that Rafa Benitez is leaving Toon. Plus: Neymar wants out of PSG; polka dot; and updates from the Copa America Africa Cup of Nations

Never mind the World Cup win in 1998 - Julien Laurens joins Michael Cox to talk about the team that won the Euros two years later

Iain Macintosh is joined by Tom Williams and James Horncastle in the studio and Jack Lang, Daniel Storey and Alvaro Romeo on the line to talk Pogba, Copa America, and the Euros U21s. Plus: Sarri, Lampard and all the managerial and player moves around the wide world o’ football