5 live's Football Daily

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas look ahead to the weekend's action with former Manchester City defender Micah Richards and ex-Newcastle and West Ham midfielder Kevin Nolan. The panel preview Saturday's crunch game at the Etihad, where Man City take on Tottenham, and assess how Liverpool will cope without injured goalkeeper Alisson. Micah also tells us about his decision to retire from the game, and why he has so much admiration for Aston Villa boss Dean Smith.

Manchester City and Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva takes Steve Crossman on a journey from his early life in Lisbon to Premier League stardom. The 25-year-old discusses his first experience of the Manchester rain, singing in the shower, the incredible demands of playing for Pep Guardiola and the club’s quest to win the Champions League.

Steve Crossman, Julien Laurens, Guillem Balague and Archie Rhind-Tutt discuss Neymar's uncertain future, rebuilt Atletico Madrid, messy Real and the threat posed to Bayern Munich's German dominance by Borussia Dortmund.

Jonathan Overend is joined by former Chelsea midfielder Andy Townsend, former Liverpool player Don Hutchison and BBC football correspondent John Murray to reflect on Liverpool’s victory in the European Super Cup. Jurgen Klopp’s side beat Chelsea 5-4 on penalties after a 2-2 draw in Istanbul – fourteen years on from when they won the Champions League final by a penalty shootout in the same city in 2005. The panel assess what the victory means for Liverpool – who could win six trophies this season - and on Chelsea’s improvement after their Premier League opening day defeat at Manchester United. You’ll hear post-match reaction from Jurgen Klopp and Frank Lampard and Liverpool players James Milner and Joe Gomez come onto the podcast.

A very busy Football Daily takes you to Glasgow as Celtic are dumped out of the Champions League - we get reaction from Neil Lennon and Pat Nevin. We’re in Istanbul ahead of the Super Cup between Liverpool and Chelsea and hear from Frank Lampard and Jurgen Klopp, plus we have the news from the first round of the EFL Cup as 9 matches go to penalty shoot outs. Steve Crossman and Stephen Kelly try to keep across it all.