Anthony, Olly and Richard discuss events in European football ahead of the new season. We look at Barcelona and Inter Milan's struggles, with Messi leaving and a fire-sale seemingly imminent at Inter, starting with Romelu Lukaku. We also predict our Champions League winners for the season - is a period of English dominance to follow?

With an agreement on the show on who will make the top four, we debate whether the likes of Arsenal and Tottenham have a positive future. We also look at the likes of Everton, West Ham, Leicester and Leeds and whether they can kick on from the top half into the European spots.

Anthony, Richard and Olly debate whether any club can challenge Manchester City this season. We look at the title race, and our top 4 this season. The merits of McFred in Manchester United's midfield are debated, and whether Grealish and potentially Cityzen Kane can transform Man City. Also includes our top scorer predictions.

Anthony, Richard and Olly all discuss the relegation battle and those clubs we think will struggle in the Premier League. With some disagreement on how the promoted clubs will fare, and whether Crystal Palace and Wolves will survive with their new managers, we try to find a consensus. Olly also gives us a look at his Norwich side and whether he's confident of success this time around.

Anthony Kendrick and Richard Hudson preview the upcoming Euros. We look at England's chances, debating what system they should play and whether Gareth Southgate has made the correct calls with the squad. In England's group is Scotland, and Wales have also made it to the tournament so we look at whether they can get to the knockout stages. We also look at who we think can go all the way in the tournament, including a discussion on the Group of Death and potential top goalscorers. Join our EUROS Fantasy League https://gaming.uefa.com/en/uefaeuro2020fantasyfootball/leagues/982NIXCH05/0047006F0061006C007300200041006C006F007500640020004500750072006F0073/Hero606 Thanks for listening!

Anthony Kendrick and Richard Hudson discuss our Premier League teams of the season. Under our rules, we only allow one player per side in the XI. Does Foden or Ruben Dias make our team? Which Chelsea player merits being in the TOTS the most?  We both start off by agreeing on the goalkeeper and right back, but by midfield there are huge differences between our selections. Let us know your thoughts on our Goals Aloud Podcast social media channels! Thanks for listening!

Anthony Kendrick and Richard Hudson discuss the managerial vacancies in the Premier League. With Crystal Palace, Everton and Tottenham all in need of new managers, we look at some of the possibilities of who may join. Nuno Santo left Wolves by mutual consent so is well in the mix. During the podcast news broke that Manchester United had a mega offer rejected for Jadon Sancho so we also discuss that, and what positions United should prioritise in their quest for the Premier League title. Thanks for listening!

Anthony Kendrick, Shane Lees and Richard Hudson all give their thoughts on who should make the England squad for the delayed Euro 2020 tournament. With an extended 26 man squad, plus the option to call up additional goalkeepers if necessary, it adds more options for the squad. We look at the competitive right back and attacking midfield places, and also the arguably weaker central midfield spots. Thanks for listening!

We discuss the final day of the football league, with Derby dramatically surviving but their off-field issues looking far from over. We also look at Sunderland's chances on the playoffs with fan Andy Clark. Plus Richard Hudson discusses his local club Macclesfield Town, who are reborn as a phoenix club.  Thanks for listening!

Anthony Kendrick is joining by Richard Hudson and debutant Andy Clark for the Goals Aloud Podcast. We discuss two English clubs making the Champions League final, and whether this could be the norm over the next few years with the other big clubs in Europe struggling. We also look at the latest stories around the Premier League, with the top 4 race seemingly now settled, thanks to Manchester United resting their whole team against Leicester City. Thanks for listening!