Squawka Talker

Nic is joined by James McManus, Greg Johnson and Muhammad Butt to discuss what Leicester City need to do next and what their goals should be next season. There’s also an excerpt from our interview with David Sumpter where he discusses the anomalous nature of Leicester’s title win. Time is taken to talk about City, Arsenal and Spurs’ appetite for bottling and the intriguing relegation battle. Finally – its La Liga title race as Atletico drop out with a potential Champions League title on the way

Nic English talks to David Sumpter - author of Soccermatics - about the mathematical concepts entrenched in the beautiful game and his passion for foootball. Soccermatics is out now on Bloomsbury publishing.

Nic is joined by James McManus, Squawka Dave and Digital Sport Reporter at The Evening Standard Vaishali Bhardwaj to talk about Alberto Moreno being a quick bloke and Wenger prickly response to Arsenal fans. There's also time to talk about Leicester's potential achievement and how it ranks against other sporting achievements.

Nic is joined by Amar Singh firstly to discuss the landmark Hillsborough inquest verdict and the impact it will have on British football. Conversation then turns to upcoming European semi-final action with expert analysis from James McManus, Guy Rogers and Muhammad Butt.

Nic is joined by Greg Stobart and Greg Johnson to talk about the PFA Team of the year, Player of the year and young player of the year. There's time to discuss who should win and notable omissions. Don't miss it.

Nic is joined by Greg Stobart, Squawka Dave and Greg Johnson to talk all things Manchester United. We mull over the rather easy win for the Red Devils against Crystal Palace and ask Chief Reporter Stobes about what on earth is happening with Jose Mourinho. There's also time to talk about the upcoming FA Cup Semi-Final and the U-21s retaining the title.

Nic English sits down with James McManus, Squawka Dave and Muhammed Butt to discuss the outrageous Liverpool comeback against Dortmund at Anfield and the ensuing Europa League and Champions League draws. There's also time to talk to Greg Stobart about his Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain exclusive and the relegation battle ahead

Host Nic English is joined by Greg Johnson and Amar Singh to take an in-depth at Liverpool's recent win against Stoke City and their huge 2nd leg Europa League quarter-final clash with Dortmund. There's also time to talk Gotze, Dahoud and a chunky number of stats.

Nic English is joined by Greg Stobart, James McManus and Squawka Dave as the Squawka Talker covers Liverpool's excellent performance against Dortmund, the big Premier League action at the weekend and find time to discuss some outstanding exclusives Greg has covered this week.

Nic is joined by Muhammed Butt, Squawka Dave and Amar Singh to discuss the Premier League title race and El Clasico - there's also time for Analyse This and a few of your questions too.

Special interview with Chief Reporter Greg Stobart who has very solid information about Paul Pogba's next move

Nic is joined by Features Editor Greg Johnson and Chief Content Officer Amar Singh to discuss the Manchester, Tyne-Wear and London derbies taking place this weekend. There's also time to discuss the England squad and the huge Europa League draw between Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund

Now the dreaded UEFA coefficient is no longer an issue - attention turns to how well English teams can do in Europe. This week we focus on the chances of Chelsea in the Champions League as well as Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool and Manchester United in the Europa League.

After a tumultuous set of midweek Premier League games where it emerged that nobody really fancies winning this year, Tottenham host Arsenal at White Hart Lane on Saturday in what promises to be the biggest North London Derby in years. There is a feeling amongst both sets of fans that a genuine power shift is imminent between the clubs and Arsenal's form suggests they are in poor shape to do anything about it. Squawka Talker invited Barnaby from Tottenham fan channel SpurredOnTV and James Benge from the Evening Standard to talk about what is happening in North London and which way this game will shift.

Nic is joined by Nina Kauser from Anfield Index and Martin from BlueMoonRisingTV to talk about the Capital One Cup Final on Sunday and what it means for Liverpool and Man City as well as their respective managers.

On the latest episode of The Squawka Talker Podcast, we preview an exciting round of fixtures in the Champions League, where some of the big boys come out to play. Firstly, is the task that faces Arsenal. Can they possibly beat a Barcelona side that is now unbeaten in 32 games? There is also a colossal game in Turin as Juventus and Bayern Munich go head-to-head in a game worthy of any final. Elsewhere, Man City look to turn their fortunes around against Dynamo Kiev and we reflect on PSV Eindhoven's classic cult side from 2005 as they prepare to face Atletico Madrid.

This week on The Squawka Talker podcast we reflect on the Champions League. Did Chelsea get a good result in Paris despite the loss? Can PSG go all the way? Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 90th goal in the competition in spectacular fashion and we also praise the talents of Julian Draxler and Renato Sanches. In the Europa League, it was a night to forget for Man Utd, with Liverpool and Tottenham also struggling to grab results. We also fall head over heels for Aritz Aduriz unbelievable goal for Athletic Bilbao.

Welcome to the Squawka Talker, where we attempt to answer the big questions in football each week. What are the stats behind the stories and stars dominating the game? This week we discuss the January transfer window and all the comings and goings in the Premier League and beyond.

The Squawka staff try to predict tactical nuances in Ajax vs Barcelona, personnel changes for Real Madrid vs Liverpool, Dave and Pete argue about United and we name Figo's career 5-a-side team

The Manchester Derby is this Sunday but that's not all as the pod cover Aston Villa vs Spurs and Newcastle vs Liverpool and ask who would be the best football flatmate.