Shay Given joined Premier Sports’s Champions League coverage as the competition returned following the international break. Shay offered his expert analysis an insight into another action packed evening of Champions League football, including wins for Arsenal and Atletico Madrid.

Carlton Cole and Jeremie Aliadiere were on the latest episode of Head2Head from the Clubhouse. They debated whether struggling Tottenham Hotspur can still be considered a ‘Big Six’ club, whether Luis Enrique will beat Mikel Arteta again to be crowned Ballon d’Or Coach of the Year, and who is really worth getting excited about: Arsenal’s Max Dowman or Liverpool’s Rio Ngumoha.

Martin Keown provided punditry as Arsenal cruised past Lille to make it six points from two games to start their Champions League campaign. He analysed the dominant second-half display and conducted a post-match interview with Eberechi Eze, discussing how he stays positive despite limited game time.

Micah Richards joined Sky Sports’ Super Sunday coverage as Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield. He looked at City's performance at Anfield, as well as how they performed in a difficult atmopshere.

Martin Keown joined the TNT Sports team for Saturday’s early kick-off, as Arsenal came from behind to beat Leeds 2-1. He also interviewed Riccardo Calafiori about his attacking role in Arteta’s system, after the Italian scored again to start the fightback.

John Barnes teamed up with Jimmy Bullard and Tom Grennan to take on three Liverpool fans on the latest episode of Call Yourself a Fan? You can watch the episode back below:

Emmanuel Petit joined talkSPORT to discuss the weekend’s Premier League action. He explained why he’s still confident Arsenal can defend their Premier League title, and also analysed Arsène Wenger’s potential bid for FIFA president.

Kevin Nolan joined Sky Sports’ Soccer Saturday to discuss the latest football talking points ahead of the international fixtures, while also covering Tranmere vs Walsall in League 2. Nolan also looked ahead to England’s Nations League clash with Spain at Wembley, discussing the significance of the tie and the key points surrounding Tuchel’s side. You can find a picture of Kevin in the studio below:

Sue Smith joined Sky Sports’ coverage of the WSL Merseyside derby, providing co-commentary as Liverpool hosted Everton at Anfield. The former England international discussed the key talking points from a closely contested encounter, with Liverpool securing a 2-0 victory through goals from Beata Olsson and Cornelia Kapocs. The result saw Liverpool leapfrog Everton in the WSL table and move up to fifth, continuing their encouraging start to the season. You can hear some of Su

Alan Pardew and Cameron Jerome were at Wembley this week, launching Jersey Mike’s as the new partner of the EFL Trophy. The pair spoke to the media, filmed social media content and tried some of Jersey Mike’s iconic sandwiches. You can find a picture of them with the trophy below:

Glen Murray and Clinton Morrison joined Betway’s new podcast, ‘From the Clubhouse’, to debate some of football’s biggest talking points. The pair tackled three key debates: whether they’d rather play for Spurs or Manchester United, who is the greatest Premier League defender of all time, and the latest England squad selected by Thomas Tuchel. They also went head-to-head in the Clubhouse Cup trivia challenge, competing for points from the live audience. You can watch the episo

Marlon Harewood was the latest former player to join ‘Call Yourself a Fan?’ alongside Jimmy Bullard and Tamer Hassan. Marlon shared stories from his career, including what it was like playing for West Ham against Millwall ahead of the Dockers Derby. You can watch the episode back below.

Glenn Murray joined ITV’s Carabao Cup coverage of Manchester United v Brighton, providing punditry across the build-up, half-time and post-match. Glenn analysed Brighton’s impressive comeback victory, as well as discussing key talking points around the game. He focussed on Brighton’s incredible start as the highest scorers in the Premier League so far. You can find a picture of Glenn pitchside below:

Conor Coady joined coverage of Liverpool v Tottenham, analysing Liverpool’s 3–1 Carabao Cup victory. Conor discussed Tottenham’s poor start and his belief that Roberto De Zerbi can turn things around, as well as Liverpool academy prospect Trey Nyoni’s chances of breaking into the first team. You can watch some of Conor’s thoughts back below.

Martin Keown joined TNT Sports’ coverage of Sunderland v Arsenal, analysing Arsenal’s 2–0 victory. Martin discussed his former side’s ability to grind out results, comparing their grit to the George Graham era after a tough run of away games. He also analysed Bruno Guimarães’ sensational strike. You can watch some of Martin’s thoughts back below.

Micah Richards was back on CBS for the Champions Leauge this week. Micah was alongside Kate Scott, Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher, and looked at the biggest talking points from gameweek 1, including wins for Arsenal, Manchester City, Aston Villa and Liverpool. You can watch the best bits from the Tuesday night show below:

William Gallas joined Premier League Productions at the Emirates for Arsenal vs Chelsea, taking part in coverage for both the Premier League and international broadcasters. You can watch some of the analysis he did on Stadium Astro below.

6 England legends took part in a special anniversary game in Poland this week, marking 70 years of the Silesian Stadium. Joe Hart, Aaron Lennon, Danny Rose, Luke Young, Nicky Butt and Jermaine Jenas joined a team of other England legends, taking part in a 90‑minute game and meeting fans throughout the day. A big thank you to everyone who helped organise such a great event.

We’re delighted that Gabby Agbonlahor has been announced as the new co-host on the ‘In The Mixer’ podcast. Gabby will be joining Laura Kirk Francis and rotating weekly guests to discuss the biggest stories in football. You can watch their first episode now on YouTube or below.

Jacqui Oatley was back on Sky Sports’ Sunday Supplement, reacting to the weekend’s back pages and discussing the biggest stories in sport. Jacqui spoke about difficult opening‑day defeats for Manchester United and Tottenham, as well as the latest transfer news with the rest of the panel. You can watch some of Jacqui’s thoughts back below.