Max Rushden , Barry Glendenning , Mark Langdon and Marcus Bean discuss the Champions League draw, dour management, Xherdan Shaqiri’s career revival, goalmouth scrambles and a message for listeners in Togo

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We look back at the weekend’s football action, starting with Liverpool’s 3-1 win over Manchester United, which has done something for the Anfield side’s title-challenging credentials, and nothing for José Mourinho’s job prospects.

We discuss Arsenal’s first defeat since August at the hands and home of Southampton, and we take a look at Fulham’s capitulation to a rampant West Ham – has miracle worker Claudio Ranieri bitten off more than he can chew?

We take a look at the rest of the Premier League before rounding up the action from the Football League as well as a weekend of shocks and spectacular saves north of the border.

In part three we speak to Sid Lowe about top-six dominance in Spain, and get his thoughts, as well as those of Archie Rhind-Tutt and Paolo Bandini, on the Champions League draw.

Back on Thursday! As will comments, with a bit of luck.

PS: we have a show in Dublin on 22 January! Join Max, Barry, Barney Ronay and Lars Sivertsen at the Liberty Hall Theatre, the few remaining tickets and more information are to be found here.