The Gary Neville Podcast

Gary Neville reacts to a damaging defeat for Liverpool in the Merseyside derby as Everton inflicted a potentially fatal blow to the Red's Premier League title hopes. He also looks ahead to the North London Derby and insists that Arsenal cannot let their title challenge slip against Tottenham.

Gary Neville and Peter Drury discuss Manchester United's nail-biting FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry and where he thinks it leaves boss Erik Ten Hag. The pair also talk the FA's decision to remove FA Cup replays without the backing of EFL teams. Finally, they reflect on Nottingham Forest's strongly worded statement after their 2-0 defeat to Everton. 

Gary Neville reflects on an important day in the title race that saw both Liverpool and Arsenal lose at home to Crystal Palace and Aston Villa respectively, giving Manchester City the advantage at the top of the Premier League. He also discusses Manchester Utd's woes away from home and how vital next weekend's FA Cup semi-final against Coventry is for both the club and the future of Erik ten Hag.

Gary Neville is joined by Jamie Carragher to review Manchester United's 2-2 draw with Liverpool at Old Trafford. Carragher argues that a 4-1 scoreline could have been justified for Jurgen Klopp's side. Neville believes it may be a result that Liverpool will regret in the title race.

Gary Neville looks at where Manchester City's 0-0 draw against Arsenal leaves the title race. He also sticks to his prediction that Man City will win the title, but thought they could have done with winning three points against their rivals. He also looks ahead to Liverpool's match against Manchester United, and thinks it could be an opportunity for them to drop points.

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury as the pair discuss Liverpool's all-action draw with Manchester City and what it means for the title race. Plus, he reveals why he's joined a task force to start exploring options for a redevelopment of Manchester United's stadium, Old Trafford and the surrounding area. 

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury as the pair discuss Manchester City's comprehensive win over Manchester Utd while Neville gives his view on how well-placed Liverpool are to break City's stranglehold over the Premier League title.

Gary Neville is joined by Pien Meulensteen as the pair discuss West Ham's impressive victory over Brentford; which eased some of the pressure on Hammers' boss David Moyes. They also look back at the weekend's action which saw Liverpool claim the Carabao Cup with an extra-time win over Chelsea. Neville also gives his thoughts on Manchester Utd's impending trip to Manchester City after a disappointing display against Fulham on Saturday.

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury as the pair discuss Manchester United's 2-1 victory over Luton Town as Rasmus Hojlund continued his hot streak with an early brace. There's also reflections around Chelsea's well-earned point against Manchester City, how the Carabao Cup final will pan out and Neville's thoughts on Nottingham Forest appointing Mark Clattenburg as a referee analyst.

Gary Neville reacts to an exciting 2-1 win for Manchester United over top four rivals Aston Villa, and believes Manchester United are heading in the right direction, following changes within the club's ownership. He also says that he wants Arsenal to be victorious in the title race this season, but wants them to be composed after big Premier League wins.

Gary is joined by Peter Drury to discuss Arsenal’s 3-1 win over Liverpool while questioning their determination and instinct to score goals. Also on the agenda, we discuss Manchester United’s victory over West Ham.

Gary is joined by Bill Leslie to discuss Chelsea's 6-1 demolition of Middlesbrough in the second leg of the semi-final in the Carabao Cup. Also on the agenda, we discuss Kalvin Phillips' potential move to West Ham from Manchester City and what the recruitment of Manchester United's new CEO Omar Barrada means for the club.

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury to discuss Manchester United's 2-2 draw with Tottenham and questions Manchester United's identity, Tottenham's impressive display going forward and the return of Kevin De Bruyne as Man City look to mount a serious Premier League title charge.

Gary Neville is joined by Rob Hawthorne as they react to Manchester Utd's 2-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest at the City Ground and discuss what Jim Ratcliffe needs to change at the club and what the future holds for Erik ten Hag.

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury and Jamie Carragher as they analyse Liverpool's 1-1 draw with Arsenal at Anfield and whether either side can mount a serious title push. The trio also discuss Manchester United's worrying inconsistency, Nuno Santo's appointment at Nottingham Forest and more rumours around a European Super League.

Gary Neville is at Anfield this week to share his thoughts on the 0-0 draw between Liverpool and Manchester United. Did arrogance play a part in Liverpool's performance? Were there positive signs for Erik Ten Hag's side?Plus, Gary discusses another slip up by Manchester City, gives his take on the title race and sends his best wishes to Luton Town defender, Tom Lockyer who suffered a cardiac arrest during their game at Bournemouth.

Gary Neville chats to Peter Drury after Tottenham’s 4-1 win at home to a ‘tired looking’ Newcastle. Gary also discusses Aston Villa’s title credentials. Plus, “they haven’t got the leadership or the quality to be able to go to Anfield” - Neville looks ahead to Manchester United’s trip to Liverpool next weekend.

Gary Neville is at the Etihad Stadium to look back on a thrilling 3-3 draw between Manchester City and Tottenham. Does the result change how we should look at the Premier League title race?Gary also gives his thoughts on Manchester United's recent form and explains why he's pleased for fans of Newcastle United.

Gary Neville discusses Manchester United's 3-0 win at Everton, including a goal from Man Utd's Alejandro Garnacho that Gary describes as the 'greatest overhead kick scored in the Premier League'. Gary also pays tribute to his former England boss Terry Venables.