Football Focus
Football Focus is a TV show on BBC2. Alex Scott kicks off the footballing weekend, from the Premier League to non-league. Revealing interviews, the latest action and the game's biggest and most gripping stories. The program has been available since 2025. A total of 36 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in March 2026.
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Football Focus
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21/03/2026
Alex Scott and guests preview the League Cup final, the World Cup play-offs and the Women’s Champions League quarter-final. We also hear from Premier League record breaker James Milner.
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Alex Scott presents the show 'on the road' from the Stadium of Light. We have special guests to reflect on the fall and rise of Sunderland over the last few years and preview the weekend ahead.
February 2026
Alex Scott, Martin Keown and Steph Houghton preview the weekend’s football. They hear from West Ham’s Crysencio Summerville, and discuss Arsenal v Chelsea, and the Champions League last 16 draw.
Alex Scott, Chris Sutton and Fara Williams preview the weekend’s football. We hear from Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick, and discuss the latest news at Tottenham and Arsenal.
Alex Scott, Chris Sutton and Glenn Murray preview the FA Cup fourth round. Plus Premier League news, an interview with Tammy Abraham, and a look at Macclesfield's dream cup run with D'Mani Mellor.
Alex Scott, Nedum Onuoha and Chris Sutton preview the weekend’s football. Granit Xhaka opens up on his career, and Theo Walcott meets Fulham starlet Josh King.
January 2026
Alex Scott, Dion Dublin and Fara Williams preview Leeds v Arsenal and Tottenham's clash with Manchester City. Also, there is an interview with Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz.
Jeanette Kwakye, Glenn Murray and Steph Houghton preview the weekend’s football. We hear from Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers and discuss the latest news from Tottenham, Manchester City and West Ham.
Join Alex Scott, Wayne Rooney, Shay Given and Nedum Onuoha to preview the weekend’s football. We’ll hear from Michael Carrick, Oliver Glasner, Trevoh Chalobah and preview the AFCON Final.
Join Kelly Somers, Dion Dublin and Phil Jones to kick off your weekend of football. We have the latest on the Chelsea managerial situation, and we focus on the title race and the battle for survival.
December 2025
Alex Scott is joined by Nedum Onuoha and Glenn Murray to preview a busy weekend of Premier League football.
Alex Scott, Stephen Warnock and Ashley Williams kick off a weekend of football. We have the latest on Mo Salah, hear from Bernardo Silva and Marcus Rashford, and preview the Wear-Tyne derby.
Join Jeanette Kwakye, Dion Dublin and Steph Houghton to preview the weekend of football. We’ll react to the World Cup draw, hear from Mauricio Pochettino and discuss Harland joining the 100 Club.
November 2025
Jeanette Kwakye, Stephen Warnock and Ellen White kick off your weekend of football. We preview Chelsea v Arsenal, discuss Liverpool, and hear from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Hannah Hampton.
Join Jeanette Kwakye, Martin Keown and Ashley Williams to kick off your weekend of football. We hear from Arne Slot, Kelly Somers talks to Bukayo Saka and we preview all the big Premier League games.
Join Alex Scott, Chris Sutton and Fara Williams to kick off your weekend of football. We’ll preview Man City v Liverpool, hear from Senne Lammens and Mary Earps, and discuss issues around the game.
Join Alex Scott, Nedum Onuoha and Ellen White to kick off your weekend of football. We hear from Bukayo Saka and Nordi Mukiele, and discuss Liverpool, Wolves, Celtic and Juventus.
October 2025
Alex Scott, with Alan Shearer and Dion Dublin, hosts a special 'on the road' show, live from St James’ Park, Newcastle. Eddie Howe joins them ahead of his team's game against Fulham.
Alex Scott, Glenn Murray and Ellen White kick off your weekend of football. We preview the Premier League action, including Liverpool v Manchester Utd and hear from Manchester City’s Josko Gvardiol.