Hello, Chris Evans here with your latest instalment of the Best of the Breakfast Show podcast with Sky from Virgin Radio.

Coming up, top music ace Tom Grennan spills the beans about his secret sporting skills

ahead of this year's soccer aid on Saturday the 4th of September at the Etiad Stadium.

Tickets available now.

The slightly worse for wear, Rob Beckett picks up his phone

to recall his experience of the England versus Germany Euros match the morning after the round

of 16 match the night before. Bake off's Crem de la Crem, Candice Brown, makes our mouth's water

with incredible recipes from her new cookbook, happy cooking. And Crystal Palace's Andros Townsend was brilliant when he popped down the corridor from TalkSport to relive England's big Euros win against Germany.

All of that and so much more to come.

Now, Dapper Dave tell us, who is first?

If it wasn't for the pop star thing, our next guest could have spent his life on a football pitch, which is perfect because Soccerade is back for another fundraising kickabout later this year. And here to tell us about playing matches is a man known for

lighting matches. It's the singer who could be playing winger Tom Grennan.

All right, Tom. Hello, hello. How are you?

Brian and Derek, very well, and you've come in to talk to us about football? Yes, yes.

This is so cool. First of all, a little word about Elton John, the man in our tent in our field on Saturday night.

I'm so jealous.

I know you are.

I'm so jealous.

I said if I had your number or a phone, and I don't have either, I mean, I could have your number.

You don't have a phone?

No, I've not had a phone for two and a half years. Oh wow you are living the good life. Exactly. Well, see this is why I wish I could do that. Well, you can. I know, you can't, but you've given up enough for

for a while. So maybe that's the next chapter. But, um, you know, you, you, you're nodding your head there. When I'm talking about, you know, older artists still smashing it. Yeah. Something happens, you know, when they get, and you, like yourself, when they stand behind

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