The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

Jimbo is joined by Charlie Eccleshare, Liam Twomey and Jay Harris to discuss last night's Champions League action.

Eze and Rice open up Leverkusen's stoic defence to earn a quarter final with Sporting Club de Portugal. That after Sporting completed a miraculous comeback against Bodo, winning 3-0 to make it 3-3 on aggregate, before scoring two in extra time to turn the tie around.

City and Chelsea's comebacks didn't go so well as PSG beat Rosenior's side 3-0 and City lost 2-1 to Real Madrid in Manchester after Bernardo Silva was sent off for a handball on the line

Plus the remarkable CAF appeal board ruling to overturn Senegal's AFCON title & Brentford vs Wolves.

Produced by Charlie Jones and Jesse Howard.

RUNNING ORDER:

• PART 1: Rundown of the results (0.40)
• PART 2a: City 1-2 Madrid (05.12)
• PART 2b: Chelsea 0-3 PSG (11.05)
• PART 3a: Chelsea’s PL fine (22.25)
• PART 3b: Arsenal 2-0 Leverkusen (28.45)
• PART 3c: Sporting 5-0 Bodo (34.15)
• PART 4a: AFCON title overturned (37.55)
• PART 4b: Some Calcio updates (44.00)
• PART 4c: Brentford 2-2 Wolves (46.37)
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Jimbo is joined by Seb Stafford-Bloor, Pol Ballus, James Horncastle and Tom Williams to look back on the weekend’s European action, as well as discuss those crucial Last 16 second legs in the Champions League.

Real Madrid go into their return trip to Manchester City having beaten Elche 4-1, with Arda Guler scoring from inside his own half, but Barcelona are still four points clear after a Raphinha hat-trick helps them beat Sevilla 5-2.

In Italy, Atalanta put their horror show against Bayern behind them to draw 1-1 with leaders Inter, but Milan fail to make the most of it and lose 1-0 to Lazio. It’s advantage Paris Saint-Germain in the Ligue 1 title race, despite them not even playing, as Lens lose 2-1 at Lorient.

And in Germany, Bayern drop points for only the fifth time this season after drawing 1-1 with Leverkusen.

Produced by Lucy Oliva and Xavi Bird.

RUNNING ORDER:

• PART 1: Moment of the week (7:00)
• PART 2: La Liga review - Guler from inside his own half (21:00)
• PART 3: Serie A review - Both Milan and Inter drop points (36:00)
• PART 4: Bundesliga review - Bayern draw with Leverkusen (51:00)
• PART 5: Ligue 1 review - Lens slip up in the title race (1:01:00)
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Jimbo has Duncan Alexander, Tim Spiers and Adrian Clarke for company after what felt like a massive Matchday 30 in the Premier League.

Arsenal leave it late to beat Everton but do so with 16-year-old Max Dowman becoming the youngest scorer in Premier League history. Is that an iconic moment that will drive the Gunners towards the title? They’re now 9 points clear of Man City who draw 1-1 at West Ham.

Have Tottenham turned the tide in the fight to stay up? A first point under Igor Tudor rescued by Richarlison at Anfield in the 90th minute with Liverpool fans booing their team at the final whistle.

Man United power past Aston Villa 3-1 at Old Trafford to establish themselves as frontrunners in the Champions League race. Is Bruno Fernandes about to break the assist record?

And Chelsea are on the outside looking in, after losing 1-0 at home to Newcastle, with most of the conversation revolving around the Blues’ pre-match centre circle huddle.

Produced by Charlie Jones

RUNNING ORDER:
• PART 1: Dowmania (01.30)
• PART 2: Liverpool 1-1 Spurs (05.30)
• PART 3a: Man United 3-1 Aston Villa (18.00)
• PART 3b: Forest 0-0 Fulham (23.00)
• PART 3c: Palace 0-0 Leeds (25.00)
• PART 4a: Arsenal 2-0 Everton (29.00)
• PART 4b: West Ham 1-1 Man City (38.00)
• PART 5: Chelsea 0-1 Newcastle - the huddle (46.00)
• PART 6: Listener comments + the rest of the weekend’s action (55.00)
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James is joined by Duncan Alexander, Tom Williams and Benji Lanyado after another underwhelming night in the Champions League for English sides.

Federico Valverde scored a first half hattrick as Real Madrid stunned Manchester City 3-0 in the Bernabéu, while Chelsea imploded in the final 15 minutes to lose 5-2 at PSG.

Kai Havertz got Arsenal out of jail against his former club by scoring a controversial 89th minute penalty to salvage a 1-1 draw in Leverkusen.

And the Bodo/Glimt fairytale continues with the Norwegian side beating Sporting CP 3-0 in the Arctic Circle.

Plus a lookahead to the weekend's Premier League action and find out what the James Garner index is...

Produced by Charlie Jones and Xavi Bird.

PART 1: A bad week for the Premier League? (3mins)
PART 2: PSG 5-2 Chelsea (10:30 mins)
PART 3: Real Madrid 3-0 Man City (25 mins)
PART 4A: Bayer Leverkusen 1-1 Arsenal (39 mins)
PART 4B: Bodo/Glimt 3-0 Sporting CP (43 mins)
PART 5: Premier League Preview (45 mins)
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James is joined by Duncan Alexander, Dan Kilpatrick and Natalie Gedra to discuss Tuesday night's Champions League action.

Spurs' capitulation goes nuclear in Madrid with Igor Tudor giving keeper Antonín Kinský his Champions League debut, only for him to concede 3 in 15 minutes and get subbed off, with Spurs going on to lose 5-2 to Atletico. What next for the North London club in freefall?

Liverpool also had a difficult night losing 1-0 in a raucous Istanbul and Newcastle came so close to a famous win over Barca, conceding a penalty in the final seconds. Meanwhile Olise shone as Bayern hit 6 at Atalanta.

Plus brawls in Brazil and the FA Cup quarter-final draw.

Produced by Charlie Jones and Jesse Howard.

RUNNING ORDER:

• PART 1: Rundown of the results (0.40)
• PART 2: Atletico 5-2 Spurs (07.25)
• PART 3a: Atalanta 1-6 Bayern (21.55)
• PART 3b: Newcastle 1-1 Barca (26.45)
• PART 3c: Galatasaray 1-0 Liverpool (30.20)
• PART 4a: West Ham into the FA Cup QFs (34.47)
• PART 4b: Brawl in Brazil (39.10)
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