Aaron Paul is joined by Sheffield United midfielder Oliver Norwood and ex-Hull City manager Phil Brown to assess the big stories from the EFL and beyond. Following Hull City’s takeover, BBC Radio Humberside’s Mike White tells us what to expect from their new owner - “the Turkish Simon Cowell”. Richie Wellens lifts the lid on what went wrong at Doncaster Rovers. And former England striker Kevin Phillips tells us about finally getting his managerial break at ambitious non-league side South Shields. And Phil reveals news about a new arrival in his family! TIMECODES 02:00 – A new era for Hull City; 16:45 – Ollie Norwood on Sheffield United’s season so far; 26:45 – Richie Wellens on Doncaster, Salford and management 38:50 – Kevin Phillips on becoming South Shields’ new striker

Steve Crossman is joined by Chris Sutton, senior football reporter Ian Dennis and the former Liverpool and Everton midfielder Don Hutchison as Liverpool have booked their place in the EFL Cup final after beating Arsenal 2-0. The panel reflect on the importance of Liverpool making their first domestic cup final at Wembley since 2016 and Chris thinks Arsenal’s season “will be seen as a failure” if they now miss out on a top four finish in the Premier League this season. There is an unmissable post-match interview between Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk and our reporter George Cummins. And we discuss reports that Ballon d’Or winner Fabio Cannavaro is in talks to replace Rafa Benitez as Everton manager. TOPICS: 0’40” – Analysis of Jota’s two goals 3’00” – Importance of being in a domestic cup final for Liverpool and their fans 7’40” – No silverware for Arsenal this season 10’40” – How important is it for Arsenal now to try and finish in the Premier League’s top four? 15’30” – Should Liverpool or Arsenal try to sign Ousmane Dembele? 17’35” – Interview with Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk 20’00” – Reaction to van Dijk’s interview 22’40” – What was Chris Sutton like in post-match interviews? 23’25 – Interview with Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta 26’30” – Reports Fabio Cannavaro is in talks with Everton for the vacant manager’s job

Have we seen the last of Ousmane Dembele at Barcelona? Steve Crossman is alongside Spanish football author Guillem Balague, French football journalist Julien Laurens and The Athletic's James Horncastle to talk about whether Barcelona are treating Dembele fairly after saying he must leave immediately if he doesn't sign a new contract. The panel discuss the latest transfer news in Europe including whether Newcastle are any closer to signing Sevilla's Diego Carlos. The Gran Derbi between Real Betis and Sevilla caused chaos in Spain over the weekend and what has happened to some of the legacy clubs in Europe who are hovering around relegation? 0’50 – Guillem tries a new quiz 4’07 – Should we feel sympathy for Ousmane Dembele? 14’37 – The latest on Diego Carlos and other transfers around Europe 19’30 – What is happening at Bordeaux and Genoa? 30’15 – The fallout from the Real Betis v Sevilla derby 35’48 – Joachim Andersen on the potential return of Christian Eriksen to top flight football

Mark Chapman is joined by John Acres and Clinton Morrison to reflect on an extraordinary finish at the King Power Stadium where Steven Bergwijn scored in the 95th and 97th minute for Tottenham to secure a 3-2 win over Leicester. We hear from Antonio Conte and Brendan Rodgers before John Murray and Mark Schwarzer round up the other Premier League game at the Brentford Community Stadium where Manchester United ran out 3-1 winners. Ralf Rangnick and Thomas Frank give their thoughts on the game before a round up of the Women’s League Cup Quarter finals with Vicki Sparks and Izzy Christiansen. TOPICS 00:30 – Reaction from the King Power 04:10 – Interviews with Antonio Conte and Brendan Rodgers 08:10 - Reaction from the Brentford Community Stadium 14:30 – Ralf Rangnick and Thomas Frank 22:06 – Women’s League Cup round up 24:00 – Interview with Mark Skinner

Brighton came from behind to take a well-deserved point at the Amex Stadium. Kelly Cates is joined by former Chelsea midfielder Karen Carney, ex-Brighton and Newcastle boss Chris Hughton and commentator Alistair Bruce-Ball to look back on a frustrating night for Thomas Tuchel - who admitted his team looked tired. It was a better night for Fulham who put six past Birmingham City to move five points clear at the top of the Championship. Are they better prepared to return to the Premier League this time around? Plus, there's reaction to Duncan Ferguson being named as Everton's caretaker manager after the sacking of Rafa Benitez and the team look ahead to Manchester United's trip to Brentford and Leicester v Tottenham. Hear from Ralf Rangnick on Anthony Martial's recent social media post and a baffled Antonio Conte reacts further to the postponement of the North London Derby. TOPICS: 0'40 Reaction to Brighton 1-1 Chelsea 1'40 Are Chelsea out of the title race? 6'50 Graham Potter interview 8'10 Thomas Tuchel interview 10'42 Fulham move 5 points clear in the Championship 15'23 Marco Silva interview 17'53 Is Duncan Ferguson the right appointment for Everton? 22'53 Ralf Rangnick on Anthony Martial 26'00 Antonio Conte interview 29'00 Is it too early to say Conte has turned things around at Tottenham?