Mark Chapman is joined by Ian Wright, Chris Sutton and John Murray to discuss the news that the English football suspension has been further postponed until at least 30th April. They're also joined by Brighton & Hove Albion striker Glenn Murray to see what training is like whilst social distancing.

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Coronavirus: English football suspension extended

Gary Lineker makes a guest appearance on the Football Daily podcast to give us an update on what he, Ian Wright and Alan Shearer have been up to since Match of the Day has been off of our TV screens. Match of the Day: Top 10 is a new podcast, exclusively on BBC Sounds. You can listen to the first episode on Premier League captains here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p086w1p3

A Message from Gary Lineker

Kelly Cates is joined by a host of guests to discuss the impact of the Euros being postponed until 2021. They discuss the impact internationally, nationally and locally and how the structure of next summer may play out with many events already in the calendar. Hear from a fan who has already booked his trip to Baku as well as a leading sports lawyer to discuss any potential legal issues that could arise due to the postponement.

Coronavirus: Euro 2020 postponed - what happens next?

Mark Chapman is joined by BBC football correspondent John Murray, ex-Premier League striker Chris Sutton and Rory Smith from the New York Times to discuss whether the Euro 2020 Championship will go ahead with the sporting calendar on hold due to coronavirus. We also hear from BBC football reporter Roddy Forsyth on the latest news from Scotland. And after the National League was the highest level of football to take place in the UK at the weekend, Barrow manager Ian Evatt tells us how the suspension of future games might affect their financial future.

Coronavirus: Will Euro 2020 go ahead?

Wayne Rooney has accused the government and football authorities of treating footballers as "guinea pigs" during the coronavirus outbreak. This comes as elite football in Britain is suspended until at least 3 April. Ex-Premier League goalkeeper Rob Green, former Chelsea and Everton winger Pat Nevin and Ben Haines from 90min join Steve Crossman to react to Rooney’s comments. The panel also reveal what they would be doing during self-isolation. Plus, as it’s confirmed that Jan Vertonghen's family were held at knifepoint while he was on Champions League duty with Tottenham, Pat and Rob reveal the dangers footballers face off the pitch. Ben also gives us an insight into the Lionesses camp, after a disappointing result in the SheBelieves Cup.

Coronavirus: Is Rooney right about football guinea pigs?

Mark Chapman is joined by Ian Dennis, Darren Fletcher, Chris Waddle to discuss the effect of the coronavirus on football and Statman Dave models the outcome of the season.

Coronavirus: It's Statman again - what happens next for football?

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas host a slightly different Football Daily podcast to the Big Weekend Preview as they react to the news that the Coronavirus pandemic has suspended all elite football in Britain until at least 3 April in an unprecedented 24 hours for sport. Darren and JJ are joined by former Football Director at Tottenham and Liverpool, Damien Comolli, as they dissect what exactly has happened across the UK and what they think should happen to the currently unfinished seasons. 5 Live Football Correspondent John Murray joins the team to tell us more about how the Premier League and EFL came to their conclusions and the BBC's John Bennett joins the pod to tell us how the virus has disrupted league's and clubs across Europe. Plus, Leyton Orient Chairman Nigel Travis speaks to the team about how this suspension will this affect his club and others in the lower tiers financially, and football agent Sky Andrew discusses what implications the postponement will have on players & their contracts if the leagues do resume at a later date.

Coronavirus: What does the pandemic mean for football?

Steve Crossman, Guillem Balague, James Horncastle and Rafa Honigstein discuss the latest impact the coronavirus outbreak is having in football across Europe, and what implications this could have for the Champions League and this summer’s European championships. Plus we’ll take a look back at matters on the pitch where Atlético Madrid, RB Leipzig, Atalanta and PSG all reached the quarter-finals.

Euro Leagues: Will coronavirus bring European football to a halt?

Kelly Cates is joined by Ian Dennis, Rob Green and Tom Huddlestone to reflect on Tottenham’s exit from the Champions League after their defeat to RB Leipzig. There’s reaction from inside the Spurs camp as manager José Mourinho admits that his side has “lots of problems”, while midfielder Lucas Moura says that the team need to keep fighting in the Premier League. Plus hear from Jürgen Klopp ahead of the second leg of Liverpool against Atlético Madrid, as the defending Champions aim to book their place in the last 8 – despite being 1-0 down after the first leg.

Sabitzer sees off Spurs

Mark Chapman is joined by Chris Sutton, former Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton and commentator Arlo White to reflect on Leicester’s 4-0 victory over Aston Villa in the Premier League. The team debate whether Aston Villa boss Dean Smith is now under pressure after a defeat that leaves them two points away from safety - but still with a game in hand over their rivals. Hutton gives us an insight into how Smith and his assistant coach John Terry will be drilling a defence who have the worst record on defending set-pieces in the league. You’ll hear from Smith and Leicester’s Jamie Vardy - who scored twice - ending a goal drought of 644 minutes. Former Chelsea and England goalkeeper Rob Green and senior football reporter Ian Dennis join the pod as Tottenham prepare for their Champions League last-16 second leg away at RB Leipzig. The panel discuss whether Spurs manager José Mourinho was right to publicly criticise midfielder Tanguy Ndombele after their 1-1 draw with Burnley on Saturday.

Has Vardy ruined Aston Villa’s Premier League party?

Emma Saunders is joined by former Manchester United midfielder Jonathan Greening, ex-Wolves player Michael Kightly and Joel Beya from Cheeky Sport to look back on the weekend's action. They ask if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has found a successful formula at Manchester United following their derby win over Manchester City. The panel look at Chelsea's comprehensive 4-0 win over Everton and the impact of 18-year-old Billy Gilmour. And they also ask if Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho was right to publicly criticise midfielder Tanguy Ndombele.

Man Utd's derby delight and Chelsea's happy Gilmour

Mark Chapman and Danny Murphy react to Liverpool’s 2-1 win at home to Bournemouth, which now means Klopp’s side need just nine points to secure the Premier League trophy. Mark’s also joined by Senior Football Reporter at BBC Radio 5 Live Ian Dennis & former Hammers captain Matthew Upson to discuss Arsenal’s narrow win over West Ham, which boosted their hopes of finishing in the Premier League top four. Plus there’s a look back at a huge win for Newcastle at Southampton & Sheffield United continue to push for a potential European spot. George Elek also joins Mark to discuss all the big stories coming out of the Championship, League One & League Two. Steve Crossman catches up with Everton midfielder André Gomes. He talks about his comeback from a fractured ankle where he defied predictions to return in 112 days, and made his first Goodison appearance since the injury against Manchester United last weekend.

Liverpool now 9 points from Premier League glory

After a few weeks apart, Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas are reunited on the big weekend preview pod. Darren and Jermaine are joined by former Blackburn Rovers, QPR & Aston Villa defender Chris Samba and former Lionesses striker Lianne Sanderson to look ahead to a busy weekend of Premier League football and SheBelieves Cup fixtures. The team reflect on the incident involving Eric Dier and a fan at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium after their shock exit from the FA Cup and question if there is a serious problem in football at the moment when it comes to what some fans think is acceptable when they're going to watch a match? Chris gives us an insight into his professional career, his 'football home' Blackburn Rovers and why he took the decision to move to Russia. They also look ahead to this weekend’s Premier League games including Carlo Ancelotti's return to Stamford Bridge on Sunday, the Manchester Derby at Old Trafford and ask if Liverpool's season could end up being a bit anticlimactic? Plus Lianne discusses whether the Lionesses have gone backwards since the Women's World Cup last summer after the defence of their SheBelieves Cup title got off to a disappointing start in Orlando.

The Big Weekend Preview Pod

Steve Crossman is joined by former Stoke and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Glenn Whelan, former Tottenham defender Stephen Kelly and Alistair Bruce-Ball to reflect on Norwich’s dramatic victory over Tottenham by penalty shootout in the FA Cup Fifth Round. The team discuss the tactics of Norwich goalkeeper Tim Krul, who had notes on Tottenham’s penalty takers written on his water bottle, and on whether VAR should be in use during a penalty shootout. They look at what impact this could have on Spurs’ season – especially if they go out of the Champions League to RB Leipzig next week. We also hear from Jose Mourinho on an incident involving Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier – who climbed into the crowd after the match to confront fans. Former Manchester City midfielder Michael Brown and commentator Conor McNamara come on to the pod to analyse victories for Manchester City over Sheffield Wednesday and Leicester City over Birmingham City. And Roddy Forsyth, Steve and Glenn discuss whether Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is under pressure after they lost to Hamilton in the Scottish Premiership.

Spurs suffer a Krul FA Cup exit to Norwich

Kelly Cates, BBC Radio 5 Live Commentator Ian Dennis & former Liverpool midfielder Don Hutchison look back at Liverpool’s exit from the FA Cup after a 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge. 5 Live Sport Commentator Conor McNamara & former West Bromwich Albion striker Kevin Phillips react to Newcastle reaching the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time since 2006 after a 3-2 win over Championship leaders West Brom. Plus there’s a look back at Sheffield United holding onto 2-1 win over a stubborn Reading to also progress into the FA Cup quarter-finals. 5 Live Sport’s Football Correspondent John Murray & Football Reporter for BBC Sport Simon Stone also look back at the 2020-21 Nations League Draw, which took place in Amsterdam along with UEFA’s Executive Committee.

Chelsea KO Klopp’s Liverpool

Mark Chapman & Kelly Cates bring you the latest news, debate, analysis, big name guests - plus exclusive interviews from inside the England camp - at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

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