Join PGMOL Chief Refereeing Officer Howard Webb and former Premier League star Michael Owen, as they use previously un-released audio from the on-field officials and VAR teams to explain refereeing.

The Catch-Up Show is your chance to relive the "best bits" from across the Premier League week with a compilation of all PLP content and programming.

From the depths of League One to becoming a Premier League and European champion, Adam Lallana emerged as one of English football's standout talents of the 2010s.

Steve McManaman revisits ten standout moments from his Premier League career, from his breakthrough at Anfield to unforgettable solo goals and Merseyside derby magic.

Fresh from lifting the Africa Cup of Nations trophy with Senegal, Iliman Ndiaye reflects on a journey defined by resilience, imagination and quiet determination.

Marcelo Bielsa brought Premier League football back to Leeds in 2020, following a 16 year exile from the top flight.

Once the unsung workhorses of English football, centre-backs have become some of the Premier League's most influential figures.

As far as cult hero's go, few are as beloved as Dimitar Berbatov. In a seven-year Premier League career, the Bulgarian set the league alight with his grace and elegance with the ball at his feet.

We sit down with ex-Premier League referee Howard Webb, to talk about his early days as a South Yorkshire policeman to becoming one of the most respected referees in world football.

Extended sit-downs and more informal "out and about" interviews with the Premier League's biggest stars, providing players with a platform to tell their story in their own words.

Once the unsung workhorses of English football, centre-backs have become some of the Premier League's most influential figures.

We sit down for an exclusive interview with the first of two new Premier League Hall of fame inductees, Eden Hazard.

We delve into the Premier League archive to bring you a Classic Match from the 2009/2010 season.

Fresh from lifting the Africa Cup of Nations trophy with Senegal, Iliman Ndiaye reflects on a journey defined by resilience, imagination and quiet determination.

Review brings you all the action from Matchweek 27, as Brighton travel to Brentford, Newcastle face Manchester City in Manchester, and Everton host Manchester United in Monday night's game.

Having drawn with his mother while growing up in Brazil, Evanilson now shares his artistic passion with his young daughter.

Fresh from lifting the Africa Cup of Nations trophy with Senegal, Iliman Ndiaye reflects on a journey defined by resilience, imagination and quiet determination.