Monday Night Club: Dominance, disappointment and departures

Mark Chapman hosts reaction to 10-man Scotland's 5-1 defeat to hosts Germany in the opening game of Euro 2024 with former Scotland internationals Pat Nevin and James McFadden, former Celtic striker Chris Sutton and German Football expert Archie Rhind-Tutt.Hear from Scotland captain Andy Robertson and head coach Steve Clarke.You can also hear the latest from the England camp with Steve Crossman and the Telegraph's Chief Football correspondent Jason Burt plus an extended interview with Kieran Trippier.TOPICS 1 min - Germany 5-1 Scotland reaction 4 mins - Andy Robertson interview 14 mins - Steve Clarke interview 15 mins - Germany discussion with Archie Rhind-Tutt 25 mins - Steve Crossman and Jason Burt 27 mins - Kieran Trippier interview

In a new series of Football Daily specials, Wayne Rooney recalls his incredible impact as an England teenager at Euro 2004. Rooney talks to Darren Fletcher about breaking into the England squad at the age of 17 and turning up to his first training camp with painted toenails!

Mark Chapman is joined by a whole host of guests to preview the start of Euro 2024.Mark is joined in Munich by Scotland captain Rachel Corsie, former Scotland winger Pat Nevin and former Celtic striker Chris Sutton to look ahead to Scotland's tournament opener against hosts Germany on Friday.Football correspondent John Murray and England defender Conor Coady check in to preview England's first game against Serbia on Sunday, including hearing from current squad member Ezri Konsa.Rick Edwards stops by to launch 5 Live Breakfast's 'Deutsche Wörterbuch'.Former Germany defender Arne Friedrich discusses Germany's chances; senior football reporter Ian Dennis and former England striker Dion Dublin drop in from Berlin to run the rule over Portugal, Netherlands and Croatia; while Euro Leagues regulars Julien Laurens and Guillem Balague make the case for France and Spain.And we head into Pat Nevin's Scotland party to hear from the former Scotland goalkeeper Bryan Gunn, father of current Scotland goalkeeper Angus, and discuss how Bryan could be Scotland's lucky omen!Topics: 00:37 - Scotland chat with Chris Sutton, Rachel Corsie and Pat Nevin 10:33 - England chat with John Murray and Conor Coady 13:17 - Ezri Konsa interview 29:22 - Day 1 of Rick Edwards' 'Deutsche Wörterbuch' 30:12 - Germany chat with Arne Friedrich 40:59 - Portugal, Netherlands, Spain and Croatia chat with Ian Dennis and Dion Dublin 49:08 - France and Spain chat with Guillem Balague and Julien Laurens 58:45 - Back to Pat's party with Bryan Gunn 1:03:14 - Predictions

Steve Crossman is joined by Ivan Toney from the England camp for their first Euro 2024 media day. They look back at the strikers last 12 months, getting the call from Southgate to be part of this tournament & his many tattoos. Steve also takes you on a trip around the stunning grounds where England are staying in Weimarer Land – which has had everybody talking back home. Highlights timecodes:10:32 – Ivan Toney opens up about the last 12 months of his career & how he spoke to Gareth Southgate after the news of his ban from football came to the fore12:25 – Toney also tells Steve that he’ll definitely get another tattoo if England win the Euros 14:50 – Adam Wharton opens up to the press saying that “he’s not a loner”, but he’s not surrounded by friends as focusses on his football career with no distractions

Kelly Cates talks Scotland ahead of UEFA Euro 2024. She’s joined by former Scotland internationals Pat Nevin and James McFadden, as well as Eilidh Barbour LIVE from the Scotland camp in Germany. Also hear from manager Steve Clarke and assistant John Carver.01:05 Scotland excitement is back 04:00 Expectations lower again? 05:35 James McFadden joins the pod 09:05 Eilidh Barbour LIVE from the Scotland camp 11:35 Steve Clarke: “We’ve waited a long time for this” 14:10 Clarke sets ‘upbeat’ tone 19:05 Scotland squad & selection dilemmas 27:10 McTominay top of the scoring charts 31:50 Has the ‘supercomputer’ got it right? 35:35 What if Scotland make the knockout stage?

Mark Chapman talks England, Scotland and dark horses ahead of UEFA Euro 2024. He’s joined by former England internationals Phil Jagielka and Chris Sutton, as well as New York Times chief soccer correspondent Rory Smith. Hear from Scotland assistant John Carver and catch up with BBC Scotland’s chief sports writer Tom English.02:35 The ‘not getting injured’ mentality 06:15 England training in a golf resort 10:05 Does the England squad have enough experience? 19:15 Cole Palmer as the number 10? 22:10 Do the squad numbers mean anything? 27:10 Is England’s entirely right-footed defence a problem? 30:30 Scotland a happy camp despite turbulent build-up 33:30 Scotland assistant John Carver on McGinn’s dancing 39:45 Rory reveals he’s a Scotland fan! 41:40 Tips to win, dark horses & the supercomputer

Guillem Balague, Julien Laurens, James Horncastle and Raphael Honigstein recount their favourite moments from the European Championships. The team wax lyrical about some of the tournament’s most iconic goals, from van Basten’s volley to Trezeguet’s golden-goal winner in EURO 2000. Unforgettable penalties also make the list, and some of the moments stretch as far back as the 1980s!Timecodes 03:15 van Basten’s volley 06:59 Germany beat England on penalties in EURO ‘96 10:54 Greece win EURO 2004 15:48 Fàbregas puts Spain through to EURO 2008 Semi-Final 20:59 Trezeguet’s golden-goal winner in ‘00 25:36 Platini scores the winner in EURO ‘84 Semi-Final 30:54 Germany beat Italy on penalties in EURO 2016 37:33 Italy win EURO 2020

In this special Football Daily - listen to episode 5 of BBC Sounds' Sporting Giants - Kylian Mbappé, ‘The world we live in’.In this six-part podcast series, Steve Crossman and Julien Laurens chart Kylian Mbappe’s rise from the suburbs of Paris to global superstardom.France icon Lilian Thuram reflects on racism, football and French identity after Mbappe suffers racial abuse at Euro 2020 following his penalty miss. Lacking support from the French Football Federation, Mbappe threatens to quit the national team, forcing change before he stars at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. We hear from France team-mates Hugo Lloris and Ibrahima Konate as Mbappe emerges as a natural heir to Lionel Messi in an unforgettable final.Find the full series on BBC Sounds - www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0h6lf4d

Aaron Paul hosts reaction to England's 1-0 friendly defeat to Iceland at Wembley with Senior Football reporter Ian Dennis, former West Ham defender Matt Upson and former Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin.Football correspondent John Murray speaks to England manager Gareth Southgate, winger Anthony Gordon and defender Marc Guehi.Scotland were also in action ahead of Euro 2024 as they drew 2-2 with Finland. Hear from head coach Steve Clarke and striker Lawrence Shankland.TOPICS 0 mins - England 0-1 Iceland reaction 7 mins - Gareth Southgate 15 mins - Anthony Gordon 22 mins - Marc Guehi 26 mins - Scotland 2-2 Finland report 27 mins - Steve Clarke 29 mins - Lawrence Shankland

Steve Crossman is joined by James Horncastle, Julien Laurens and Kristof Terreur for Euro Leagues’ preview of EURO 2024. The team delve into the biggest stories across the continent as the tournament approaches. Who hasn’t made the cut? What are the biggest concerns in each squad, and what are the coaches saying? Plus, they predict who will come out as the eventual winners.Timecodes 02:42 Injuries & omissions 11:00 Warm-up games 23:13 Life in camp, and squad preparations 29:55 Winner predictions 36:05 Worst team predictions