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responsibly, over 18s only. Hi there, this is Sunday supplement podcast with me Vicky Gomusal.

Now joining me this week is Darren Lewis of the Daily Mirror and former Republic of

Ireland International Clinton Morrison. In this week's show we hear from

Carlo Anchelotti as he comes to the defense of Jordan Pickford,

plus we'll be discussing the overwhelming support for Marcus Rashford's child poverty campaign.

And we look back on Saturday's action where VAR calls more controversy at Old Trafford and

Diego Jota steps up for Liverpool. We start though with a remarkable week

both on and off the pitch for Marcus Rashford as well as

scoring the winner against Paris such a man in the Champions League his

campaign to get free school meals for children during half term has received

overwhelming support from local communities his online petition has term has agree it's quite an amazing thing that he's doing at the moment.

I'm going to start with you Darren.

He's been on the front page I think of your newspaper, The Mirror, three times this week.

What do you feel we're witnessing here?

We are witnessing something that Marcus Rashford has managed to harness throughout the country

and that's the kindness of strangers and it crosses football club lines it crosses

cultures it crosses political allegiances the country wants to see children get

fed very simply and Rashford in my own opinion is becoming

the UK's equivalent of a LeBron James who uses his status in the US to ignore the politicians and make sure that communities are able to

benefit from schools.

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