Max and the podders discuss the FA Cup quarter-finals, another magical Mohamed Salah performance, short teams, coldest games and Neil Warnock’s pub quiz pedigree

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Max Rushden is joined by John Brewin, Paul MacInnes and Jacob Steinberg to analyse the weekend’s football action, starting with the FA Cup quarter-finals and the final and best game of the weekend between Leicester and Chelsea.

After a debate over whether the Pedro goal, assisted by N’Golo Kanté, was the shortest goal ever scored, we move on to which of Wigan and Southampton looked like a Premier League side.

We discuss the semi-final draw, which has forced Tottenham to vacate their regular dressing rooms at adopted home Wembley as they face Manchester United, the winner of which will go on to face Chelsea (or Southampton) in the final.

In part two, our attention turns to Liverpool’s romp against Watford and whether Mohamed Salah’s PFA Player of the Year chances may be affected by how early the votes have been cast.

We run through the rest of the Premier League fixtures, before taking a view on the England squad announced at the tail end of last week, and we wrap the best of the action from the Football League.

We open part three, as usual, by talking to Sid Lowe in Spain about whether “there is league” any more, Archie Rhind-Tutt dials in from an extra special location and Paolo Bandini gives us the latest on Serie A where a Juventus slip-up has reignited the title race.

Back on Thursday!

PS: Football Weekly Live is going to Belfast! We’ll be at the Queen’s University Students’ Union on 17 April. Tickets and more information here.



PPS: we’re going to be live in Copenhagen on Thursday 10 May! With Max, Barry, Jonathan, Barney. It’s the same day as the Danish Cup final, so get your tickets for all of the Fredericia analysis you can handle here.