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BBC sports editor Dan Roan sits down with former Premier League referee Anthony Taylor to discuss his retirement from refereeing, what made him decide to retire and, what’s next in his career. Taylor also speaks about his new role in developing referees in Turkey, the pressure and scrutiny that comes with being an official at not only the highest level, but also at grassroots level. The World Cup saw new rule changes in which Taylor gives his thoughts and experiences of and, he speaks of his final game between Portugal and Spain.
TIME CODES
01:00 Reflecting on career
08:30 New role in Turkey
11:00 Decision to retire
14:50 Pressure & scrutiny
28:400 World Cup law changes & VAR
33:00 Final game

This week, former Manchester United, Sunderland, Cardiff City and Huddersfield Town striker Fraizer Campbell submits three stories from his career, but only one is true. Was Campbell really caught up in a police helicopter pursuit after taking a wrong turn through the city centre? Did he secretly climb out of a hotel window to collect chicken and chips on the eve of a Championship playoff final? Or did he ignore manager Steve Bruce's instructions and sneak off to Las Vegas for 48 hours with team-mate Titus Bramble during an international break?
Armed with photographs, football knowledge and a healthy dose of suspicion, Karel and Anita investigate every claim before Campbell returns to reveal the truth.
Karel Prince: Lie Detector is presented by Karel Prince and Anita Abayomi and is a Sport Social Studios production for BBC Sounds.

Credits 
Series Producer: Matt Tasker 
Technical Producer: Tom Hinckley 
Executive Producer: Jim Salveson 
Photography: Tom Barker 
Artwork: James Mobbs 
Original Theme Music: WIZZFX 
Commissioning Executive for BBC: Stevie Middleton 
Assistant Commissioner for the BBC: Steve Trenchard

The new EFL season is back with nine months of drama to come across the Championship, League One and League Two. Aaron Paul is joined by Andy Woodman, Luke Chambers and Lyle Taylor to preview all three divisions, looking at promotion contenders, relegated giants and, dark horses. West Ham and Wolves return to the second tier, Southampton and Middlesbrough all have their eyes on promotion.

Bromley manager Andy Woodman discusses the club's historic first season in the third tier, while Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday look to bounce back after relegation. Salford City manager Peter Cklamovski joins us to discuss his journey from Australia and Asia to English football, working with Ange Postecoglou and the pressure of taking charge of one of the division's promotion favourites.
And don't forget to join the official 72+ EFL Fantasy League using the code 72EFLPOD. The 72+ Podcast now has a new home, just look for the 72+ Podcast feed on BBC Sounds or wherever you get your podcasts.
00:00 Intro
02:10 Championship preview
03:05 West Ham
09:40 Wolves
13:50 Burnley
17:30 Southampton
22:40 Middlesbrough
25:40 Championship dark horses
31:30 League One and Bromley
36:10 PFA open legal proceedings over the EFL
37:10 Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday and Oxford United
39:40 Salford City boss Peter Cklamovski
46:30 York City
5Live commentaries this week:
Wednesday 12th August: PSG v Aston Villa
Sunday 16th August: Manchester City v Arsenal

Chris Sutton, Izzy Christiansen and Sami Mokbel are with Kelly Sommers to debate the big talking points around the Premier League and elsewhere.
The panel analyse new Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola’s comments on his squad’s fitness, after learning more about reports linking Amazon-owning billionaire Jeff Bezos with a bid to buy a significant stake in the club.
Elsewhere with the top clubs, how will Manchester City cope without Rodri if he moves to Barcelona, what does Arsenal’s failed pursuit of Vinicius Junior say about the Premier League and how will Manchester United reintegrate Marcus Rashford after 18 months away on loan?
Finally, how did a Norwich City fan’s name end up on a Brazilian team’s shirt? Ana and Jonny Butcher join the Monday Night Club to explain more...
Timecodes:
02:00 Billionaire consortium including Jeff Bezos set to invest in Liverpool — what does it mean?
07:00 Andoni Iraola’s comments on the Liverpool’s squad fitness — is he risking alienating the dressing room already?
22:00 What will the Guardiola to Maresca transition look like at Manchester City, and how much does Rodri’s future affect that?
27:00 Why couldn’t Arsenal sign Vinicius and what does it say about how the world’s best players view the Premier League?
32:15 Marcus Rashford’s back at Manchester United, can Michael Carrick reintegrate him successfully?
45:30 The English fan whose name is on a Brazilian club’s shirt — Ana and Jonny Butcher join the show!

This week, Soccer AM favourite and broadcaster John Fendley (aka Fenners) submits three stories from his career.
Did Lionel Messi really storm out of a FIFA match after losing to Fenners, cancelling their interview in the process? Did Fenners score the first ever goal at the new Wembley Stadium during a pre-opening test event? Or did Barcelona legend and Ballon d'Or winner Rivaldo disappear moments before filming, only to be found relieving himself in a nearby bush?
Armed with photographs, football knowledge and plenty of scepticism, Karel and Anita examine every detail before Fenners returns to reveal the truth.
Karel Prince: Lie Detector is presented by Karel Prince and Anita Abayomi and is a Sport Social Studios production for BBC Sounds.
Credits
Series Producer: Matt Tasker
Technical Producer: Tom Hinckley
Executive Producer: Jim Salveson
Photography: Tom Barker
Artwork: James Mobbs
Original theme music: WIZZFX
Commissioning Executive for BBC: Stevie Middleton
Assistant Commissioner for the BBC: Steve Trenchard
Commissioning & Digital Support: Jade Burns & Stuart Birch