Euro Leagues: Zidane’s failings and the joy of a long losing run - a podcast by BBC Radio 5 live

Steve Crossman, Guillem Balague, Rafa Honigstein and Kristof Terreur discuss the future of Zinedine Zidane, highlight some transfers to keep an eye on, explain why Bayern Munich might be top but are a bit off the pace and find out why Tasmania Berlin love their losing record. Oh, and do not fall foul of judge Balague!

Topics:

5.40 – discussion around Real Madrid’s humiliating defeats this season

8.06 – Guillem Balague on how Zinedine Zidane has failed to develop and trust his young players and there is likely to be a change, either in the summer or before the end of the season

12.35 – what has gone wrong for Martin Odegaard at Real Madrid – is it a case of career planning going wrong?

19.04 - Rafa Honigstein on the future of Bayern Munich’s David Alaba – and Guillem on why it might not be Real Madrid

22.15 – Kristof Terreur and Rafa discuss the strengths of new Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta and whether he will work in the Premier League

26.09 – why West ham are struggling to sign Sevilla striker Elnesyri

27.35 – Rafa on why Demarai Gray might be an interesting signing for Bayer Leverkusen

28.55 – Rafa explains why Bayern Munich have been far from convincing despite their lead in the Bundesliga

35.33 – Rafa explains how Tasmania Berlin came to have the longest losing streak in Bundesliga history

38 – Tasmania fan HCL explains why the losing streak is something the club are proud about

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