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Premier League Podcasts
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The best Premier League podcasts in 2026: instant fan reactions from Wolves, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Spurs; all-league weekend recaps; and specialist EPL betting shows.
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How Premier League podcasts differ, and which to try
On a bad Monday, a good Premier League podcast does two things at once. It explains why your back four kept splitting, and it lets you hear someone else be every bit as cross about it. This year the argument around these shows is about what the conversation is for. In July 2026, Insider Sport reported that The Rest Is Football would add two weekly Netflix editions while the podcast continued. In August 2026, Disney+ acquired distribution rights to The Overlap. Listeners are divided too. Some prize presenter chemistry, others ask whether the running time carries enough substance, and supporters of smaller clubs want coverage that reaches the whole table.
The shows below answer a narrower question: which room do you want to sit in after your team plays? For a wider net, try the Soccer guide and the Sports category guide.
One club, turned up or down
Son of Chelsea is Daniel Childs working through Chelsea at a measured pace. In KEEP? LOAN? SELL? | Deciding Who at Chelsea Should STAY or GO? he audits the squad player by player. On the midfield he commits: "I would rather keep Enzo Fernandez."
Straight Outta Cobham: The Athletic FC's Chelsea show brings a panel and a drier tone to the same club. In 22-23 déjà vu, anyone? Is 25-26 going down the same sorry road? one panellist produces a centre-back spreadsheet. By that panellist's tentative manual count, Chelsea used 10 combinations in 30 games under Maresca and 13 in 19 under Rosenior. The episode also covers the women's team and the WSL table; for that league in depth, see the Women's Soccer page.
Talkin' Kop leaves the volume up. What Is The Plan ?? | Sunday Night Kop asks each guest what they would do about the manager and the squad, with the live chat chipping in. It runs 112 minutes, and near the end a host admits "an hour and 46 minutes is way too long." Same Old Arsenal Podcast has similar heat with more weary humour. In Are we the Villians now ? - Aston Villa v Arsenal match reaction show, a host's rant settles on one line: "Nothing is won in December."
Some club shows stretch the format. Noisy Neighbors Podcast - Manchester City, hosted by Joey McHugh and Mark Mulvaney, mixes City talk with sketch comedy. Noti Frenzy features a mock call-in celebrating a Leeds win at Old Trafford. For The Love of Paul McGrath: An Aston Villa Podcast shows what a club show can do away from match reaction. Claret, Blue & Green with Dave Woodhall is a long conversation about Irish players at Villa, down to Con Martin's last trip to Villa Park. On Handbrake Off: The Athletic FC's Arsenal show, Max Dowman: Game changer catches a panellist saying simply, "I cried."
The whole league at one table
If you want the weekend as a whole, two fan-run shows range across the league. The Lion and the Cannon Podcast is two friends, American fans split between Arsenal and Chelsea. The Battle of the Etihad Loading walks through results and score predictions, with plenty of needling about Spurs and the relegation fight.
Lads On The Sideline Podcast is a father, Vincent, and his sons Sean and Conor. Manchester United sits at its centre, but Episode 33 - Arsenals bottle beginning to crack? ranges across Chelsea's troubles and Arsenal's run-in. Their Episode 43 - World Cup, Transfers, Man United turns to the tournament, a thread the World Cup & International page picks up.
Fantasy football, between deadlines
Fantasy Premier League has the most shows, and they differ more in temperament than in topic.
Sky Sports Fantasy Podcast, with James Savundra and Mark Briggs, is the tidiest. In FPL Gameweek 33 | Biggest 'Double' Gameweek of the season, its advice to managers caught short is to think ahead to gameweek 34. FPL Pod mixes deadline planning with friendly sparring between its hosts. The Green Arrow FPL Podcast, with Rich Clarke and Fergi, is candid about its own errors. In FPL Double Gameweek 33 Preview | The Green Arrow Podcast | Fantasy Premier League 2025/26, a host recounts switching between Hinshelwood, Gros and Mitoma again and again before a deadline, only for Mitoma to be benched.
The rowdier end swears freely. On FML FPL - Fantasy Premier League Podcast, a host uses GW32 Break: Nothing Matters Until It Does to sum up the game: "Even good weeks feel like bad weeks in this wonderful game that we play." The FPL JUiCE Show – Fantasy Premier League Podcast turns refereeing into a "VAR courtroom" with its guests as the jury in Gameweek 33 | FPL 24/25 | Ft. Trophy FPL & FPL Cim. Bantah Boyz serves a different game, draft leagues on Fantrax. In Ep. 309 - GW33: Tiki Tanaka its hosts read out the week's leaders in tackles, clearances and aerials.
Where to start
- For a Chelsea fan who wants calm: Son of Chelsea, KEEP? LOAN? SELL? | Deciding Who at Chelsea Should STAY or GO? One voice, weighing up the squad.
- If you want company after a defeat: Talkin' Kop, Brighton 2 Liverpool 1 | Instant Match Reaction. The panel works through fatigue, injuries and the manager question with the chat alongside.
- For one sitting covering several fixtures: The Lion and the Cannon Podcast, The Battle of the Etihad Loading. Predictions, scores and two friends' running grievances.
- Before a fantasy deadline: FPL Pod, Off The Bench: final chance to impress before Double Gameweek. Practical chip and transfer talk ahead of a double gameweek.
Featured shows below are part of the PlayNext catalog. Updated weekly.
Featured shows
10 shows, described rather than listed
Each has a short write-up and a note on what it does best here.
The cleanest all-league scan in the slate — moves across Liverpool, Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal, City, Villa, referees, and weekend previews without picking a side.
Fan-run West Midlands panel with live-chat callouts, regional idiom, and blunt instant reactions to every result.
Rapid, profane pub-table debrief for Liverpool — tactical argument, emotional prosecution, and sharp pivots from pressing triggers to pride.
Direct fan-facing Chelsea coverage: run-in predictions, squad decisions, and the mood inside Stamford Bridge week to week.
A second Chelsea lane from The Athletic — more analytical register, captaincy conundrums, and season-arc questions alongside the results.
Arsenal match-reaction continuity: derby, cup, injury check, and back to the table.
Spurs pressure points replayed at length — NLD batterings, managerial trouble, and what each result means for the season.
Matchday EPL betting picks — useful when the question is risk management, not supporter reaction.
Premier League picks inside a wider European card — La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1, and Champions League as context.
Hear England's top flight inside a broader soccer conversation — bilingual energy, tactical takes, and results from across the continent.
Where to start
5 routes in, one per reader
Covers every club, every fixture, and the referee debate — no loyalty required, press play and get the full table.
A phone-in room that lives every result: instant fan reactions, live chat, and Black Country idiom from kick-off to full time.
Pub-table debrief with profanity and precision — pressing triggers, substitutions, and what the club is supposed to feel like.
Start here for fan-facing run-in stakes, then add Straight Outta Cobham for The Athletic's cooler analytical lane.
EPL matchday picks with odds and risk framing — keeps the football argument separate from the wager.
Glossary
Premier League vocabulary, decoded
An episode published within hours of the final whistle, capturing raw supporter mood before post-match analysis reframes the result.
The fixture between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur — one of the most emotionally charged rivalries in Premier League history.
Finishing in the Premier League's top four earns a place in UEFA's Champions League the following season — a major commercial and sporting target.
A format where supporters call or message in live during recording, blending fan testimony with host commentary in real time.
Episode format focused on betting selections for a specific Premier League gameweek, including odds, reasoning, and risk framing.
The competition among clubs near the bottom of the table to avoid the three spots that drop to the Championship at the end of the season.