World Cup Daily

Mark Chapman, Mark Ogden and Leon Osman are joined by Simon Stone and Jen O’Neill to discuss Paul Pogba’s future and bold new plans in the women’s game. South American football expert Tim Vickery explains whether the Copa America was any good, while the team discuss the mess at Newcastle and Leon reveals all about the hill at Everton that he had to conquer in pre-season.

Caroline Barker, Izzy Christiansen, Rachel Brown-Finnis, Vicki Sparks, John Murray and Sarah Mulkerrins discuss the USA’s World Cup win and ask whether it will be England’s turn in 2023.

A special programme which is part of BBC Sport’s Change The Game season. Football correspondent John Murray has been speaking to former USA goalkeeper and World Cup winner Hope Solo, Lyon midfielder Izzy Christiansen and Chelsea Women’s manager Emma Hayes. They discuss whether the perception of women’s football has changed over the course of the past month and what could be in store in the future

Steve Crossman and Tom Fordyce bring you the latest from the Women's World Cup as we hear from England and Chelsea midfielder Karen Carney who has announced her retirement from football. England manager Phil Neville and Manchester City Women's manager Nick Cushing also reflect on a successful tournament for the Lionesses.

Steve Crossman is joined by BBC Football Reporter Simon Stone, Football Broadcaster Alison Bender and Football Analyst Stat Man Dave. The panel talk Frank Lampard, Spurs' record signing Ndombele, Arsenal's continued interest in Wilfried Zaha and will it be Man United or Man City that end up signing Leicester’s Harry Maguire?