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For the final Sunday Supplement of the season, we're joined by Dominic King, Jack Rosser and Carl Anka to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by discussing Arsenal’s Champions League final loss to PSG on penalties, despite taking an early lead through Havertz. Jack assesses the result in the context of a strong season under Arteta, who led the club to its first Premier League title in over two decades.
We’re then joined by Jamie Carragher live from Budapest to discuss the news of Arne Slot’s departure from Liverpool. While Dominic admits he was surprised by the announcement, he reflects on the subdued atmosphere at Anfield in recent matches as we explore why sporting director Hughes ultimately decided to part ways with Slot.
Finally, we look ahead to the World Cup, discussing Thomas Tuchel’s plans for East Coast preparation and the logistical challenges of the tournament. We also debate whether leaving Harry Maguire out of the squad could prove to be a costly decision.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Martin Samuel, Miguel Delaney and John Cross to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off with a relegation battle that’s gone right down to the final day of the Premier League season. Spurs host Everton while West Ham take on Leeds, and one of those clubs will be playing Championship football next year. Is Miguel right to say Spurs should never have found themselves in this position?
Next, we bid farewell to Pep Guardiola after a glorious decade that delivered 17 major trophies. Martin calls Pep football’s ultimate cheat code, while Miguel tackles pending charges still looming over Manchester City.
And finally, to Arsenal, crowned champions for the first time in 22 years. John applauds their consistency, set-piece prowess and resilience, while Miguel praises the job Mikel Arteta has done since arriving at the club. But is he right to argue that Arteta’s 2023–24 side was actually stronger than this title-winning team?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Jason Burt and Mark Ogden to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off with Man City’s FA Cup win, edging Chelsea 1-0, as Chelsea appoint Xabi Alonso as their new manager; is Jason right to suggest they’ve lucked out with Alonso? We also consider Antoine Semenyo’s stunning strike as the difference in a final that lacked drama, and discuss how City’s experience once again helped them get over the line.
Next stop, a dramatic climax to the Scottish Premiership title race, with Celtic pipping Hearts right at the death amid chaotic scenes. We discuss the fallout at full time, a less-than-satisfactory version of VAR, and the controversial midweek decision — before asking whether the arrival of Tony Bloom could turn Hearts into a genuine third force in Scottish football.
Next, to news that Michael Carrick is set to get the Manchester United job on a permanent basis. Danyal Khan joins us from Old Trafford to reflect on Casemiro’s farewell and Carrick’s final home game of the season — but just how excited should United fans be by news of his potential two-year contract extension?
Finally, another damaging defeat for Liverpool on Friday night, conceding four against Aston Villa and limping over the line for Champions League qualification. To add insult to injury, Salah appears to take a swipe at Arne Slot with a social media post calling for a return to “heavy metal football”, with several players also liking the post.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Sam Dean, Charlotte Duncker and Riath Al-Samarrai to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off with City’s 3-0 win over Brentford at the Etihad, closing Arsenal’s lead to just two points with only three games left in the title race. With so little separating the sides, could goal difference end up being decisive — and is Pep enjoying the chase, after his “Come on you Hammers” post-match antics?
Next, we head to Anfield where Liverpool were held to a 1-1 draw by Chelsea. From half-time grumbles to boos after Rio Ngumoha was substituted — and a hostile atmosphere at full time — pressure is already beginning to build on Arne Slot. Will he be given the time this summer to turn things around, or are the signs already there that Liverpool have regressed as the side becomes less Klopp and more Slot?
We’re then joined by Megan Feringa to break down Manchester City’s WSL title triumph and ask - where will Bunny Shaw be playing next season? And we’re also joined by Luke Shanley to run through the home straight of a gripping Scottish Premiership title race, with Celtic, Hearts and Rangers all still in the hunt.
Finally, to Arsenal — and while Sam is impressed by Arteta’s dancing, has the positive atmosphere around the Emirates helped fuel their upturn in form?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Martin Samuel, Jack Pitt-Brooke and Charlie Wyett to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off with Arsenal’s emphatic 3–0 win over Fulham at the Emirates—marked by a timely return for Saka and a standout display from Gyökeres. Was this a true statement performance as Arteta’s side surge six points clear with the title race entering the home straight? Martin certainly thinks so, calling the first half one of the best he’s seen from Arsenal.
Next, to the relegation battle: Brentford’s 3–0 thrashing of West Ham throws Tottenham a lifeline. Jack believes West Ham still have the quality to create chances—enough for their fans to cling to. But has Nuno’s side left their push too late? And just how impressive has Keith Andrews been this season?
We then move to Newcastle’s much-needed 3–1 win over Brighton. With a more positive mood around St James’ Park, does the performance ease the pressure on Eddie Howe?
And we’re joined by Luke Shanley to discuss the Scottish title race ahead of a huge clash at Tynecastle Park, as league leaders Hearts host Rangers.
Finally, we’re joined by Danyal Khan and Mark Ogden from Old Trafford to talk about one of the biggest fixtures in English football: Manchester United vs Liverpool. Could a win edge Carrick closer to securing the job long-term? And just how important is a strong performance and run of form for Slot as he looks to salvage a disappointing Liverpool season?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by James Olley, Craig Hope and Dominic King to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off with Arsenal’s narrow win over Newcastle, where an early screamer from Eberechi Eze proved the difference at the Emirates, sending Arteta’s side back to the top of the table. But is Eze the X-factor Arsenal need to finally get over the line?
Next, Spurs’ relegation battle tightens— their 1–0 win over Wolves is wiped out by victories for West Ham and Nottingham Forest. With Xavi Simons now injured, Dominic calls it a “horrendous position” and fears they’ll pay the price over a West Ham side in good form.
Next, Liverpool see off Crystal Palace 3–1 at Anfield, but the mood is tempered as Salah limped off injured—raising the troubling question: could this be his final appearance for the club?
Finally, Manchester City book a fourth consecutive FA Cup final, fighting back to beat a spirited Southampton 2–1. As their season gathers that familiar momentum, we ask: are City becoming inevitable again? And with a domestic treble in sight, could this summer be Pep Guardiola’s perfect exit?
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Teddy Draper is joined by Charlie Eccleshare, Jack Rosser and Carl Anka to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off by talking Man City and Arsenal, as the title race tightens heading into the final stretch. Is it really City’s to lose, as Jack claims? Carl’s backing Arsenal to drag themselves over the line.
Next, to De Zerbi’s new-look Spurs — Simmons’ stunner cancelled out by Rutter’s last-minute equaliser as Brighton snatched a 1–1 draw at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Despite dropping points at home, was this Spurs’ best performance of the year?
And finally it’s on to Manchester United, who picked up a huge win at Stamford Bridge thanks to Cunha’s strike — a result that dents Chelsea’s Champions League hopes. Carl highlights Ayden Heaven’s “meat and potatoes” defending, alongside another standout display from Bruno Fernandes as he closes in on the Premier League assists record.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Miguel Delaney, Charlotte Duncker and Dan Kilpatrick to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off at the Emirates, where Arsenal’s 2–1 defeat to Bournemouth breathes new life into the title race. Is Miguel right to question Arteta’s fine-margin tactics as the finish line draws near?
Staying with the title race, are City starting to smell blood—and could a domestic treble be on the cards? Dan isn’t expecting a huge points tally from this season’s winners, but worries Arsenal are fading when it matters most.
Next, we head to The Masters, where Rory McIlroy is joint leader heading into the final day, despite a difficult Saturday. Riath Al-Samarrai joins us from Augusta, calling ‘moving day’ extraordinary and Cameron Young sensational—but could this be more than a two-horse race?
And finally, we dive into Roberto De Zerbi’s arrival at Spurs—does starting his reign in the relegation zone only increase the pressure? Dan says he’ll return to the show in full Arsenal kit if De Zerbi lasts his contract.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Martin Samuel, Jason Burt and Jack Rosser to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off with Southampton’s huge FA Cup quarter-final win over Arsenal at St Mary’s. After back-to-back defeats, are Arsenal’s hopes of a successful season slipping away?
Next stop, the Etihad—Manchester City in full flow, a 4–0 demolition and a Haaland hat-trick sealing their place in the FA Cup semi-finals. Is this as bad as it’s been for Liverpool fans under Arne Slot?
Next, Chelsea—7–0 winners over Port Vale at Stamford Bridge. After a turbulent spell, is this the reset they’ve been waiting for? And is Jason right to criticise the decision to give Enzo a ban?
Finally, De Zerbi to Spurs—after one too many ‘nice’ appointments, have they found someone to deliver some home truths and shake things up?Sunday Supplement is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode here: skysports.com/sunday-supplement
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Rob Jones is joined by Jonathan Northcroft, Julien Laurens and John Cross to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off with the battle for places in Thomas Tuchel’s England squad. Harry Maguire may be fifth-choice at centre-back, but do his recent form and tournament pedigree put him back in contention this summer? Julien argues the case for a fully fit John Stones to anchor the defence, while John considers the case for Ben White’s inclusion after his impressive goalscoring cameo against Uruguay.
Next, we turn to the news of Tiger Woods’ arrest following a crash in Florida. Julien reflects on the reality that it barely came as a surprise—and argues it may finally be time for golf to move on.
Next, we look at Cole Palmer and the chances he could leave Chelsea FC this summer. We explore his future and the clubs that might be interested in snapping him up.
We then turn to the England cricket team, where Ben Stokes’ return is on hold after a cheek injury. Cricket broadcaster Adam Collins joins us to discuss Stokes’ absence and his prospects of returning to County cricket with Durham in early May.
And finally, we dive into Arsenal, sparked by George Graham’s comments. While the pushing, shoving, grappling, and set-piece scoring might not be pretty, Graham points out that everyone does it—and Arsenal do it best. John argues the team has been unfairly criticised but must find a way to get over the line by any means necessary.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Riath Al-Samarrai, Mark Ogden and Charlie Wyett to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick things off at Wembley Stadium by asking the big question: who needs the Carabao Cup win more — Man City or Arsenal? With Arsenal sitting comfortably in the league, Riath believes this trophy carries greater urgency for Man City.
Next, we turn to Brighton’s 2–1 home win over Liverpool — a result that deals a serious blow to Arne Slot’s side’s hopes of Champions League qualification. Mark believes Slot is facing issues he can’t fix right now.
Then it’s off to St James’ Park, where we’re joined by Keith Downie to preview the Tyne-Wear Derby. After a tough midweek defeat to Barcelona, how do Newcastle respond?
Finally, it’s been a brutal ten days for Chelsea. A 3–0 defeat to Everton follows a humiliating Champions League exit midweek — just how much pressure is Liam Rosenior under?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Craig Hope, Miguel Delaney and Jack Rosser to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with an historic day at the Emirates, where league leaders Arsenal secured a 2-0 win over Everton, with late goals from Gyokeres and 16-year-old rising star Max Dowman, who became the youngest Premier League goal-scorer. Nine points clear and seven games remaining: can Manchester City still mount a comeback?
Staying on the topic of rising stars, 19-year-old Kimi Antonelli claimed victory at the Shanghai Grand Prix from pole position for Mercedes, making him the second youngest driver ever to win a race, after Max Verstappen.
Then it’s on to a damaging result for Manchester City, as a 1–1 draw with West Ham deals a major blow to their title hopes and leaves Pep Guardiola’s side with serious ground to make up on Arsenal. Craig looks at the dip in form from Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, while Miguel asks if the spotlight should fall on the manager instead.
And for West Ham, Nuno’s side are finding form at exactly the right moment in their relegation battle. Miguel is confident they’ll survive — but is he right to say “West Ham will definitely stay up?”
Next, we head to Stamford Bridge, where referee Paul Tierney found himself bizarrely caught in the middle of a Chelsea player huddle. Liam Rosenior later claimed it was because his players were “respecting the ball.” Jack admits they struggled not to laugh, while Craig labels the whole thing immature.
We wrap up with Newcastle, who secured a 1-0 away win against Chelsea. Despite six changes since midweek’s Barcelona clash and the absence of Sandro Tonali, Craig hails Howe’s side for a “dogged and determined” performance. With an impressive performance down the middle, we also ask: could Anthony Gordon be England’s number 9 at the World Cup?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Carl Anka, Jacqui Oatley and Dominic King to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Saturday’s Six Nations clash between England and Italy. England suffered an historic defeat in Rome, losing to Italy for the first time after 32 previous attempts by the Azzurri. Does this shock result mark the beginning of the end for Steve Borthwick?
We then turn to the start of the new Formula 1 season. Our reporter Craig Slater joins us from Melbourne to discuss just how entertaining the opening Grand Prix was, with George Russell taking the win.
Then it’s on to the weekend’s FA Cup action, with Max Dowman lighting up the One Call Stadium with an exciting performance, becoming the FA Cup’s youngest-ever player as Arsenal advanced to the next round with a 2–1 win over Mansfield. With Arsenal still in all four competitions, we ask just how realistic a quadruple might be. Carl says he’ll eat his hat — and his shoe — if Arsenal pull it off.
Staying with the FA Cup, City came from behind to beat Newcastle 3–1 at St James’ Park and reach the FA Cup quarter-finals and Dominic thinks Pep will end Arsenal this season with more trophies than Arteta. And it was Hollywood drama at the Racecourse Ground, where Chelsea beat ten-man Wrexham 4–2 after extra time.
Next, it’s another win for England’s Lionesses, who beat Iceland 2–0 in a dominant display, peppering the goal with numerous chances. But with Spain in their World Cup qualifier group and only one automatic spot up for grabs, do the Lionesses need to be more ruthless in front of goal?
We close out with a hot debate on Arsenal this season. With strong set pieces, own goals going their way, scrappy corner battles and rock-solid defending—but a noticeable lack of attacking flair—are Mikel Arteta’s side boring to watch?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jonathan Liew, Martin Samuel and Jack Pitt-Brooke to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick off with Manchester City’s win over Leeds United at Elland Road; and while the sporting headline was Antoine Semenyo’s goal pulling Arsenal back to within two points with games level, we also address the City fans booing the Ramadan break and discuss the possible consequences.
Then it’s over to Arsenal. With 15 goals so far in his debut season, we ask whether Viktor Gyökeres can be the striker to fire them to the title. Jack isn’t convinced, arguing that a more mobile profile like Hugo Ekitike might have been the better fit for Mikel Arteta’s side.
We also turn to Chelsea and ask whether Liam Rosenior’s side are slipping further behind Arsenal. Jonathan argues that Arsenal have pulled ahead, widening the gap between the two London rivals.
Then, we break down Liverpool’s 5-2 win at Anfield against a struggling West Ham. With seven of their last nine league goals coming from corners, could Liverpool be the new kings of set-piece attacks?
Finally, Tottenham face a crucial run with two London derbies and a tough trip to Atlético on the horizon. Could this be the moment when Igor Tudor’s real business begins?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Mark Ogden, John Cross and Jason Burt to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick off with Manchester City’s 2–1 win over Newcastle, pulling Pep’s side within two points of Arsenal. Are City starting to smell blood in the title race? Meanwhile, Arsenal’s league form has faltered, with just two wins from their last seven matches — are Mikel Arteta’s men beginning to feel the pressure?
Next up is Chelsea, and a damaging draw with Burnley at Stamford Bridge could dent their Champions League hopes. Fofana’s red — Chelsea’s eighth of the season — proved costly, turning a win into two dropped points. Is their indiscipline becoming a real problem?
Then, as the Winter Olympics wrap up, Geraint Hughes joins us to review Britain’s curling silver after Saturday’s final against Canada and answer the question - can Team GB consider these Games a success?
Finally, we break down Tottenham’s side of the North London Derby and ask - is Igor Tudor the right man to see Spurs through to the end of the season?
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Rob Jones is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Jonathan Northcroft and Julien Laurens to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick off with Newcastle’s 3-1 win over Aston Villa in the FA Cup. Is Jonathan harsh to suggest the refereeing decisions in this game were some of the worst you’ll see?
Next to Murrayfield, where a rejuvenated Scotland swept England aside with a 31-20 Calcutta Cup win, leaving any grand slam hopes for Steve Borthwick’s side gone.
Also, we look at Manchester City’s 2–0 win over Salford, and we assess Phil Foden’s performance, considering whether he’s done enough to secure his place in the World Cup squad this summer.
Then, Nottingham Forest: four managers in one season. We unpack Marinakis’ trigger-happy approach and the chaos of constantly changing managerial styles.
Finally, Mansfield’s memorable night at Turf Moor, coming from behind to defeat Burnley. We examine Scott Parker’s controversial team changes and discuss what this result means for the Burnley manager moving forward.
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Rob Jones is joined by James Olley, Charlie Wyett and Dan Kilpatrick to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We kick off at Old Trafford as Manchester United cruise to a 2–0 win over Tottenham. A first-half Romero red card flips the game on its head for Thomas Frank’s side — and it leaves us asking: how much longer can Carrick be overlooked as a permanent manager?
Next to Newcastle, and after a 3-2 loss at home to Brentford, we ask what’s going wrong for Eddie Howe’s side?
Finally, we discuss reports linking Mo Salah with a move to Saudi Arabia, and ask how realistic it is that he could become the league’s new face in the near future.
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Riath Al-Samarrai and Martin Samuel to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We open with Arsenal’s 4–0 win at Elland Road, stretching their lead at the top to seven points as Arteta’s side punished Leeds united with ruthless set-piece execution.
We then head to a chaotic night at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea were booed off at half-time with West Ham two goals to the good. Liam Rosenior’s side mounted an impressive second-half comeback to win 3–2, but Riath asks: do you applaud a man for cleaning up his own mess?
Next, we’re joined by Adam Collins to unpack the news that England cricketer Harry Brook lied about his altercation with a bouncer in a Wellington nightclub last year, now admitting he claimed to be alone in order to protect teammates.
Finally, we break down Liverpool’s 4–1 Anfield win over Newcastle, as Florian Wirtz impressed and Hugo Ekitike haunted his long-term admirers with a ruthless first-half double.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Mark Ogden, Carl Anka and Sam Dean to break down the weekend’s biggest football talking points.
We begin at Spurs after a frustrating 2–2 draw against Burnley. With boos ringing out from the away fans at Turf Moor, is time starting to run out for Thomas Frank? Carl notes - “Theres’ no right way to win but there are different ways you can fail. And the way Thomas Frank is failing right now isn’t appealing to the Spurs fan base.”
We move on to Liverpool after a dramatic defeat at Bournemouth. Fans are losing patience with Arne Slot, and Sam says the squad is unbalanced — with Virgil van Dijk really struggling.
Next, it’s the Etihad, where even a 2–0 win over Wolves couldn’t keep Pep Guardiola happy, as he criticised referee Farai Hallam for denying Manchester City a penalty.
Finally, we turn to Arsenal vs Manchester United and ask: have the Gunners offered United a blueprint for how to walk their way out of the wasteland?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jack Pitt-Brooke, John Cross and Jack Rosser to break down the weekend’s biggest football talking points.
We start with the Manchester Derby, as Michael Carrick delivers a dream day at Old Trafford. United claimed a 2–0 win in a game where they had three goals ruled out, a Harry Maguire header off the bar, and an Amad Diallo post-hit late on. Meanwhile, Pep’s City struggled with defensive absentees and a dry-spell for Haaland, but are they out of the title race?
Staying with the title race, we turn to Arsenal’s goalless draw against Nottingham Forest. John argues it was a missed opportunity for Arteta’s side, who had the chance to move nine points clear of Manchester City. And we ask – should Arsenal have been awarded a penalty for Ola Aina’s handball in the closing stages?
And finally, attention then turns to Crystal Palace, following a bombshell interview from Oliver Glasner, in which the manager claims his squad has been abandoned by the club’s hierarchy.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Jonathan Northcroft and Miguel Delaney to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with the heroics of Macclesfield, who knocked out Crystal Palace to reach the fourth round of the FA Cup. Jonathan calls it “a beautiful reminder of what football can be.”
Attention then turns to another defeat for Tottenham Hotspur and we ask how much time Thomas Frank has left after Spurs bow out of what looks like their final chance at a trophy this season.
Next, we turn our attention to Manchester United. Darren Fletcher has been appointed interim manager, but we ask who the right choice would be to take charge over a longer period, through to the end of the season.
Finally, we assess Viktor Gyökeres’s form and some of the data that suggests he might not quite be at Premier League level.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jonathan Liew, Charlie Eccleshare and Charlie Wyett to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Luke Littler’s emphatic victory over Gian van Veen at Alexandra Palace, securing back-to-back World Darts Championship titles. Are we still underestimating just how good Littler is — and could he one day surpass Phil Taylor’s record of 14 world titles?
Attention then turns to the Premier League, as Arsenal edge Bournemouth 3–2. A dominant Declan Rice performance, including a brace, helped extend their lead at the top to six points in a fixture that saw them stumble last season following William Saliba’s red card. Have Arsenal learned the lessons from last year’s title run-in?
Next, we turn our attention to the Ashes as England close Day One of the fifth Test. We cross live to Sydney to speak with Adam Collins, who highlights the key partnership between Harry Brook and Joe Root. The discussion also covers Usman Khawaja’s retirement, with the Australian speaking about continuing to challenge racial stereotypes within the game.
We then discuss Aston Villa’s impressive form, which has kept them within six points of Arsenal. While Charlie isn’t convinced they’re in the title race, he’s impressed by their performances following the modest work done in the summer.
Finally, we’re joined by Gary Cotterill, who reports on Strasbourg’s 1-1 draw at Nice, before bringing the latest as Chelsea close in on Liam Rosenior.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Mark Ogden, John Cross and Jason Burt to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Arsenal’s hard-fought 2-1 victory over Brighton, sealed by a stunning David Raya save, that kept them top of the league. But are Arsenal beginning to feel the pressure?
The focus then shifts to The Ashes, where England finally claimed a Test win in Australia—but John believes it was a hollow victory played out on a dreadful pitch.
Next up is Aston Villa’s superb run of eleven consecutive wins. A 2–1 victory at Stamford Bridge has moved them to within three points of league leaders Arsenal—but with Unai Emery’s side consistently outperforming their xG, can they keep this run going?
Finally, we turn to Liverpool’s 2–1 victory over bottom-of-the-table Wolves. With his first league goal of the season, we ask: has the real Florian Wirtz arrived in the Premier League?
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On this special Christmas episode of Sunday Supplement, Dharmesh is joined by Martin Samuel, Shebahn Aherne, Jonathan Liew and David Ornstein to discuss the ten biggest sporting stories of 2025.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Martin Samuel, Dominic King and Julien Laurens to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with The Ashes, as Australia defeat England in the third Test in Adelaide to seal the series. Martin labels it a “crushing disappointment” for England, while Julien points out this wasn’t even Australia at full strength. Adam Collins joins the show to praise a dominant Australian performance and predicts a 5–0 whitewash.
We then move to Liverpool’s dramatic 2–1 win over nine-man Spurs. Dominic questions Isak’s underwhelming spell after another injury, while Julien points to lingering defensive problems.
Next, we ask where Spurs are heading, as Julien argues it’s hard to see what Thomas Frank is trying to do.
Also, Manchester United’s chaos continues after a 4–4 draw with Bournemouth, prompting debate over whether Amorim has got it wrong on Kobbie Mainoo and his role in the team.
Finally, we turn to the title race: is the pressure mounting on Arsenal? Top of the league but unconvincing, and with Gyökeres’ form in doubt, we ask who should lead the line when fully fit? And after a 3–0 win over West Ham, Man City look dominant in the title chase. Dom says, in a head-to-head, you’d pick Guardiola over Arteta every time.
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Will Perry is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Sam Dean and Jack Pitt-Brooke to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Mo Salah, asking whether his twenty-minute appearance against Brighton marked a Liverpool farewell before his departure for AFCON.
Next, we turn to Arsenal’s late home win over Wolves, with Jack asking whether their recent habit of conceding late goals reveals a vulnerability we didn’t see earlier in the season.
We then move to the Ashes, with Adam Collins joining us to discuss how England’s performances have been perceived in Australia. Adam considers the tough conditions in the Adelaide heat for the third Test, and we ask whether England will make changes to the team.
Finally, we look at Enzo Maresca’s dramatic comments after the win over Everton, describing it as his worst 48 hours since joining Chelsea. Jack felt the remarks came out of the blue and were notably vague, and while they didn’t appear to be aimed at the fans, we ask whether they reflected a deeper discontent with the club itself.
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Salah Bombshell | Ashes Update | Villa stun Arsenal
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jonathan Liew, Dan Kilpatrick and James Olley to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Mo Salah’s explosive interview, in which he hints at a breakdown in his relationship with Arne Slot and suggests he feels unwanted at the club after being benched again.
Next, we turn to the Ashes, where England have finally shown some fight — but the question remains: why has it taken so long? Jonathan believes it’s a huge missed opportunity and compares England’s approach to “Ange-ball.”
We then turn to the WSL, where we’re joined by Megan Feringa to ask what’s gone wrong for Arsenal’s Champions League winners. Megan believes the presence of so many high-profile players has led to an overreliance on individual brilliance rather than unity and a cohesive style of play.
Next, we move on to the World Cup draw. While James criticises the politicisation of the event — highlighted by Donald Trump receiving a peace prize — we focus on England’s fixtures and travel itinerary.
We then look at Arsenal’s defeat at Villa Park. James highlights the state of the squad, noting they used a sixth different centre-back pairing at the end of a gruelling run of fixtures. Are they starting to look vulnerable?
Finally, it’s a tale of two Manchester sides. Manchester City’s dominant win over Sunderland has cut the title race gap to just two points, with Pep’s men looking like they still have gears to spare in the new year. Meanwhile, after Manchester United dropped another two points at home to West Ham in midweek, you have to ask: are the lower European spots the best Amorim’s team can realistically hope for this season?
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Miguel Delaney and Carl Anka to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Man City’s win over Leeds. Pep’s side left it late with a last-minute Foden winner, but are they truly convincing? Carl finds their style this season fun to watch, yet a bit too chaotic to win the title.
Next, we turn to Spurs’ defeat to Fulham — their third loss of the week — and the boos told the story, as fans watched a side that has won only once at home all season.
We then look at Liverpool, who have lost nine of their last twelve, and ask how realistic it is that the club makes a change with Arne Slot?
Next, we move to The Ashes. With the second Test starting on Thursday, we speak to Adam Collins about how the Australian press views England’s inconsistency — and what they must do to avoid falling 2–0 behind.
Finally, we turn to the Premier League title race with Chelsea vs Arsenal. Miguel is impressed by how suffocating and controlling Arsenal have been in the second halves of games. But while Chelsea aren’t as polished as Arteta’s side, can they genuinely challenge for the title? Carl believes it’s Arsenal’s time.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Mark Ogden, Jason Burt and debutant Charlie Eccleshare to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with crisis-hit Liverpool. Their defeat to Forest at Anfield marked a sixth loss in seven matches, but is it too harsh for Mark to suggest that Arne Slot’s side is on track to become the worst defending champions in Premier League history?
Attention then shifts to the Ashes, where we’re joined by Martin Samuel, reporting on an extraordinary opening two days in Perth. Following a chaotic and crushing defeat for England in the first Test — driven by a blistering century from Travis Head — Martin raises serious questions about England’s preparation and their batting order.
We then turn to Manchester City, who suffered a 2–1 defeat at Newcastle, undone by a Harvey Barnes double. With a fourth league loss already this season, is Pep Guardiola’s side showing signs of vulnerability? And to what extent has Rodri’s absence contributed to their struggles?
Next, we turn to F1 news, and the Las Vegas Grand Prix, where both McLaren cars were disqualified, costing Lando Norris his second-place finish and the 18 points that came with it. With only two events remaining, how will this reshape the picture?
We then turn to Chelsea, who moved into second place with a 2–0 win at Burnley’s Turf Moor. Mark is surprised to see them so high in the table — but is he right to argue that they still don’t look like genuine title contenders?
Finally, Adam Collins returns — in good spirits — to analyse England’s predictability in the Ashes first Test and their total collapse in the second innings. Will the challenge only intensify in ten days’ time as we head to Brisbane for a pink-ball Test?
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Rob Jones is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Martin Samuel and Julien Laurens to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by looking at England’s unbeaten World Cup qualification. But is Jacqui right to think that, while praise is due, Tuchel’s real test will be winning the tournament itself?
Attention then turns to Scotland. After their 3–2 loss to Greece, everything now comes down to Tuesday night at Hampden, where they host Denmark and hope to top the group with a win.
We move on to Wales, who beat Liechtenstein to draw level on points with second-placed North Macedonia and now look to reach the play-offs by beating them on Tuesday.
Next, we turn to England’s impressive win against the All Blacks. Martin highlights George Ford’s two drop goals in a 33–19 performance that indicates Steve Borthwick’s approach is bearing fruit.
We’re then joined by Adam Collins to preview the Ashes. With just five days to go, Australia are without both Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood, and Adam believes the key will be how quickly England hit the ground running.
And finally, we’re joined by Rob Dorsett, who discusses all things England with John Cross and Jason Burt in Tirana ahead of Albania v England.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jonathan Northcroft, Craig Hope and Jonathan Liew to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with league leaders Arsenal, who were held to an entertaining 2–2 draw at the Stadium of Light after a dramatic last-minute equaliser from Brian Brobbey. Was this a chink in the armour for Arteta’s side? Jonathan believes Arsenal earned a valuable point given their injury problems in attack.
Attention then turns to Chelsea’s commanding win over Wolves at Stamford Bridge. Booed off at half-time but second in the table at full-time, Jonathan admits he’s still not sure what to make of Chelsea this season — and with only two points this season, are Wolves already staring down the barrel of Championship football next year?
We move on to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where Manchester United salvaged a late equaliser in a frantic 2–2 draw. Is Craig harsh to suggest it felt like a game where both teams lost?
Next up, with just twelve days until The Ashes, we’re joined by cricket broadcaster Adam Collins to preview the series. While much of the focus is on the prolific form of Australia’s Steve Smith, we ask whether England are well placed to take the first Test. And Jonathan Liew finds himself compared to a certain England cricketer…
And finally, a huge Super Sunday fixture between Manchester City and Liverpool may be key to Premier League title hopes.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Charlie Wyett, Dominic King and Carl Anka to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Liverpool’s much needed victory against Aston Villa; the shocking run is over, but is this a real turning point for Liverpool?
Attention then shifts to Arsenal’s win at Burnley. Charlie praises Gyokeres’ impressive first half, and after a ninth win and seventh consecutive clean sheet, Carl suggests stopping Arsenal is going to be very hard.
Then we turn to an unhappy Sean Dyche, after a 2-2 draw against Man United. Carl believes the ball hadn’t crossed the line before Casemiro’s controversially awarded opening goal.
Next up, another defeat for Wolves at Craven Cottage leaves relegation to the Championship looking increasingly likely, and Charlie asks: who would want to take Vítor Pereira's job?
We then look to Tottenham, who were booed off at home after a 1-0 defeat to Maresca’s Chelsea. With images of Djed Spence and Micky van de Ven walking straight past Thomas Frank at full-time, is the Spurs boss losing the dressing room?
And finally, we ask, who’s to blame for the revival of long-ball football?
*At the time of recording, Vítor Pereira had not yet been dismissed from his position at Wolves.
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by John Cross, Riath Al-Samarrai and Jack Rosser to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Liverpool’s fourth consecutive Premier League defeat — a run that John describes as “mind-blowing.” So, what’s gone wrong with their defence this season?
Attention then shifts to Manchester United, who beat Brighton for a third consecutive win — the first under Ruben Amorim. Is this yet another false dawn, or does this one feel different? Riath remains unconvinced.
Next up is West Ham United. After kicking off the weekend with a third straight league loss to Leeds, Jack doesn’t hold back — calling Nuno’s team “unbalanced, old, and slow.”
We then move to league leaders Arsenal, flying high after six straight wins in all competitions and a dominant 4–0 midweek victory over Atlético Madrid. John says it’s shaping up to be a “spectacular” season for Arteta.
We’re also joined by The Athletic’s Dermot Corrigan to chat all things El Clásico. For the first time, there’s major English involvement — Dermot highlights how Jude Bellingham has shone in previous clashes, and why Marcus Rashford could be crucial with Raphinha and Lewandowski out.
Finally, a super start for newly promoted Sunderland, leaping to second in the Premier League after a dramatic win at Stamford Bridge, which had fans singing, “We’re going to win the league.”
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Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jonathan Liew, Martin Samuel and Dan Kilpatrick to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Forest’s sacking of Ange Postecoglou. Jonathan refers to his tenure as a disaster from start to finish, but does Ange have a future in the Premier League?
Next, we look to Liverpool v Manchester United. Jonathan believes a direct approach, using longballs, is the best method to expose Liverpool’s defensive frailties and Dan suggests we’re seeing a transition in Slot’s side that was expected last season.
We then turn to the title race and Arsenal’s away win at Craven Cottage; Jonathan is confident that Arsenal win the title this season, calling the set-piece winning goal “brutally efficient” and Martin compares this Arsenal to George Graham’s league-winning side.
We also look at Erling Haaland’s incredible goalscoring record, with two goals in five minutes against Everton, and ask the question whether Manchester City are a little too reliant on the outstanding Norwegian this season?
Finally, we look at talk of a “Beckham Bid” for Manchester United. Approached by UAE billionaires, David Beckham may be the face of a £5billion takeover bid. And whilst comparing both Man United and Liverpool’s models, we ask which is the bigger club?
Running Order:
3mins – Ange Sacked
24mins – Liverpool v Man Utd
39mins – Title Race Chat
46mins – Haaland’s Goals
52mins – Man United Beckham Bid
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Vicky Gomersall is joined by Charlie Wyett, Jonathan Northcroft and The Athletic’s Jack Pitt-Brooke to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with looking at the pressure Ange Postecoglou is under. Jonathan questions whether Forest are worried about league position and want solidity. Charlie is surprised some of the fans have turned on Ange already. What’s gone so wrong for Ange?
We then turn to England news, firstly to Jude Bellingham and the criticism he has received for his lack of presence with the press; Charlie questions whether he would be a good future England Captain but considers Declan Rice a better candidate. Then to Elliot Anderson, and Jack praises how natural he looks in a position so important to Tuchel’s side ahead of the World Cup. And on the UEFA committee’s meeting to revive interest in the International break, we ask whether the no-jeopardy games are too boring.
We also look at The Telegraph’s story that Strasbourg have turned into a Chelsea feeder-club. Jonathan explains the fans’ reason to protest; how multi-club ownership can affect the lesser clubs involved and how the fans believe their identity is being diluted.
Next, news that Barcelona want to sign Marcus Rashford on a permanent deal; Jonathan believes £25m is a great price in today’s market for the Spanish side, but bad-selling business from Man United. We move on to Mo Salah’s current form; Jack considers last season’s Liverpool playing to Salah’s strengths, whilst this year transitioning with Slot’s new signings and tactics.
We then explore the story that Europe’s elite clubs answer to nobody as they carve up football’s billions. Jonathan criticises the distribution of funds, with £6billion coming in for Champions League sides, but lesser clubs not getting parity with very little filtering down to clubs missing out.
And finally, we conclude this week’s pod on a sombre note, with the sad news that England Rugby star Lewis Moody is diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease.
Running Order:
3mins – Ange Under Pressure
20mins – England News
38mins – Downside of Multi-Club Ownership
42mins – Rashford permanent Barca deal?
57mins – Europe’s elite clubs carve up football’s billions
61mins – Lewis Moody diagnosed with MND
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Julien Laurens, Jacqui Oatley and The Telegraph’s Jason Burts to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Chelsea’s last-minute win over Liverpool at the Bridge. Whilst Laurens praises Maresca’s victory and show of emotion, he criticises Liverpool’s lack of control, with a third loss in eight days. Jason believes Liverpool’s winning start to the season was unsustainable and considers it a missed opportunity that they didn’t buy Marc Guehi in the summer.
Next we look to Man United’s home win over Sunderland; whilst Julien focuses on Amorim’s side’s lack of consistency, was this clean sheet and good performance a sign of things to come?
We then have The Athletic’s Megan Feringa on the pod to talk WSL; how far can Manchester United go this season? And with Arsenal dropping seven points already in the WSL, after bringing in Olivia Smith, why is it they can’t get over the line in the league in the same way the likes of Chelsea are able to?
We also look at Arsenal’s win against West Ham, taking them to the top of the Premier League and Julien believes the Gunners’ control gave Nuno’s side no chance of winning the game.
Finally, a gritty win for Tottenham against Leeds showed Thomas Frank’s ability to bring a different side to Spurs; Jason believes Frank can get them back in to the top four this season.
Running Order:
3mins – Liverpool Lose 3-in-a-row
20mins – United Back to Winning Ways
38mins – Megan Feringa on WSL
46mins – Arsenal Rise to the Top
65mins – Frank’s New-Look Spurs
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by The Daily Mail’s Dominic King, The Independent’s Miguel Delaney and The Times’ Martin Samuel to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Man United’s 3-1 defeat at Brentford. Miguel believes Keith Andrews had Amorim’s number and criticises a lack of consistency but is Martin harsh to consider Man United the worst run club in football? Dominic suggests Man United would want to be run more like Brentford.
Next we focus on Liverpool, who got a taste of their last-minute-winner medicine against Crystal Palace, losing in extra time by an Eddie Nketiah goal. Will defensive frailties be an issue for Liverpool as the season unfolds?
We then move to Arsenal, and Dominic considers Arteta’s side to have the best squad in the league, with depth in every position, but they need take advantage of title-rival slip ups; something they were unable to capitalise on last year.
We also look at Europe’s successful Ryder Cup weekend. Dominic calls it a ‘demolition’ and praises Fleetwood and Rose’s second day performance.
Finally, The Times’ Charlotte Duncker joins us on the pod to chat more about Amorim’s system and future at Man United, and Ange’s difficult start at Nottingham Forest.
Running Order:
3mins - Man United’s Defeat at Brentford
22mins - Last-Minute Liverpool Loss
30mins - Do Arsenal Have the Best Squad in the League?
38mins Europe’s Ryder Cup Demolition
50mins Charlotte Duncker on Amorim and Ange
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by ESPN’s Mark Ogden, The Mail’s Craig Hope and The Mirror’s John Cross to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Man United’s chaotic home win against Chelsea. Craig believes United will always have enough quality to keep bad managers in good jobs. But will this win be a turning point in their season?
Next we look at Graham Potter, who’s feeling the pressure as West Ham were booed off, after a loss at home to Crystal Palace. Mark believes Potter tries to play an attractive style of football, but is there any way back for him from here?
We also look at the difficult situation at Wolves, and whilst Vitor Pereira is struggling, Craig argues that Wolves have the right man in the role, and losing Cunha and Ait-Nouri was always going to be tough.
Elsewhere, we look at Arsenal v Man City; John thinks Liverpool are setting such a relentless standard, that already in the season we have must-win games for the teams looking to challenge.
We then move to Liverpool’s Merseyside derby win. Mark highlights Liverpool’s fire power but there’s also a running theme of throwing away leads this season.
Finally, The Athletic’s Charlotte Harpur comes on to the pod to talk of the sad news of Liverpool FC Women’s manager Matt Beard’s passing. Charlotte talks of Matt’s legacy both on and off the pitch, including consecutive WSL wins and Matt's empathetic character.
Running Order:
3min Man United’s Chaotic Win Over Chelsea
23mins Potter Under Pressure
35mins Vitor’s Wolves struggle
38mins Arsenal v Man City
52mins Liverpool Merseyside Win
65mins Matt Beard’s Legacy
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by The Independent’s Miguel Delaney, The Times’ Charlotte Duncker and The Daily Mail’s Riath Al-Samarrai.
We begin with Arsenal’s convincing win over Forest at the Emirates; was this performance the sign of things to come? Miguel emphasises Arteta’s impressive squad depth, and Riath praises Gyokeres, with three goals in his first four league games.
Next we look at Newcastle’s new signing Nick Woltemade, who helped Eddie Howe’s side to a win against Wolves on his debut. Riath believes Woltemade will bring the best out of the player’s around him.
We then have The Athletic’s James Pearce on to the pod, highlighting Isak’s arrival at Liverpool as an exciting option for more rotation in Arne Slot’s side this year.
Elsewhere, we look at Tottenham’s thrashing of West Ham; Riath comments on Thomas Frank’s fantastic start to the season and Miguel talks of Frank’s ability to adapt tactics and use pragmaticism effectively.
Finally, we look at the Manchester Derby; Charlotte mentions that whilst Pep hasn’t had the best start, Ruben Amorim’s problems are significantly worse. The Athletic’s Carl Anker joins us to talk Amorim’s tactics and believes this game may suit his style a little more.
Running Order:
3min Arsenal’s Impressive Squad Depth
23mins Woltemade’s Electric Start
30mins The Athletic’s James Pearce on Liverpool
39mins Frank’s Flying Start
50mins Manchster Derby
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Telegraph’s Jason Burt, The Sunday Times’ Jonathan Northcroft and sports broadcaster Jacqui Oatley to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with England’s struggle to entertain against Andorra. Jonathan praises Anderson and Madueke but Jacqui questions whether England are on track, as fans need to believe they can win, ahead of the World Cup next year.
Next to Daniel Levy’s Spurs exit. Jonathan talks of the ex-Tottenham Chairman’s longevity, but will Levy’s twenty-four-year stint in charge be seen as a success, with an ultimate failure to reach the glory of the bigger trophies?
Then we’re joined by The Athletic’s Megan Feringa to talk WSL; £1m signing Alyssa Thompson joins an already-strong Chelsea side, favourites to become champions again. And Megan praises Arsenal’s display against London City, particularly Olivia Smith’s long-range goal to help Renee Slegers’ side make a winning start to the season
Finally, back to England, and has Tuchel underestimated his job? Jonathan thinks Tuchel has learnt from his first few games in charge, understanding you can’t overcomplicate the tactical side of international football, with the lack of time to practice with his players.
Running Order:
4mins England Struggle to Entertain
22mins Levy Shock Spurs Exit
42mins WSL favourites and signings
53mins Tuchel’s Tactics
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by The Times’ Alyson Rudd, The Sun’s Charlie Wyatt and Football Journalist Julien Laurens to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Man United, and Alyson isn’t impressed at how challenging Amorim’s side found it at home to Burnley. Charlie considers the situation a shambles and Julien believes Amorim doesn’t have the personality to succeed.
Next to Nicolas Jackson, who looked to be getting a dream move to Bayern Munich, until Liam Delap got injured. David Ornstein comes on to the pod and considers whether Chelsea will sign another striker, or use Jackson as their striker this season.
Then to talk last minute transfer news, and Keith Downie reports on Yoane Wissa’s statement to force Newcastle move. Julien thinks the price tag is a big ask from Brentford and Charlie questions Wissa’s professionalism.
Later in the pod, we return to Manchester United and we're joined by Samuel Luckhurst from the Manchester Evening News, who fills us in on the latest situation with Ruben Amorim. Sam thinks Amorim may have underestimated the size of the job at Man United but believes he will still be in charge for the Manchester derby.
Finally, we look at the VAR controversy robbing teenager Josh King of the opening goal in the West London derby against Chelsea. Alyson is stern in her view that there was no foul and that the decision goes against the spirit of VAR
Running Order:
4mins United’s Struggles
17mins Ornstein on Jackson
36mins Wissa forces Newcastle move
49mins Amorim’s future
65mins VAR Controversy
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by The Mirror’s John Cross, ESPN’s Mark Ogden and The Sunday Times’ Jonathan Northcroft to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by looking at Arsenal’s 5-0 win hosting Leeds. Jonathan talks of a bouncing mood in the Emirates unveiling Eze. Will this finally be Arsenal’s year?
Next to Nuno Espirito Santo’s spat with Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis; will Nuno walk?
Elsewhere, to Spurs’ impressive victory at Man City. Mark suggests whatever the manager, Spurs win at the Eithad! John mentions he loves Pep, but questions whether he can rebuild City.
Then to West Ham, and is Graham Potter’s time ticking with the Hammers? John believes Potter inherited a poor squad but after twenty-one games, West Ham have won only five and lost eleven, so the pressure is inevitably on.
Finally, we look at Jonathan’s piece on how players get their desired move, and subsequently look at the continuing Isak saga; John argues Newcastle can’t show a sign of weakness and let him go.
Running Order:
8mins Is it Arsenal’s year?
21mins Will Nuno walk from Forest?
25mins Spurs’ win at City
44mins Is Potter’s time with Hammers ticking?
51mins Isak transfer Saga
Dharmesh Sheth is joined by The Independent’s Miguel Delaney, The Times’ Charlotte Duncker and The Guardian’s Jonathan Liew to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin talking transfers, and whilst Eberechi Eze looks likely to be on his way to Tottenham, the Alexander Isak saga continues as Newcastle look for necessary replacements.
Next we discuss David De Gea’s possible return to Old Trafford. Whilst Charlotte considers De Gea a better shot-stopper than Onana, but still believes it to be an unlikely move.
Elsewhere, we discuss the racist incident against Antoine Semenyo. Miguel talks about the importance of education outside of just football, and Charlotte praises how quickly it was dealt with.
We also praise Man City’s resurgent start to the new season; Pep’s rebuild looks impressive after their opening game, but are City back?
Then, The Sunday Times' Jonathan Northcroft speaks with us on it being time for Mikel Arteta to win the Premier League. Is it now or never for Arteta at Arsenal? Also, is time running out for rivals Man United? Plus, we discuss Thomas Frank’s flying start to the new season, and a reignited Richarlison spark. Is top five asking for too much for Tottenham this season?
Finally, Sunderland are back with a bang! A 3-0 win was a perfect return to the Premier League, but we consider their opponents West Ham’s transfers and whether Graham Potter is suited to the Hammers’ system.
Running Order:
3min Eze to Tottenham
11mins Isak Saga
24mins De Gea possible United Return
36mins Semenyo Racist Incident
44mins Are City Back?
50mins Now or Never for Arteta?
62mins Is Time Running Out For Man Utd?
68mins Frank’s Flying Start
80mins Sunderland back with a bang!
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Preview Hayley McQueen is joined by The Mirror’s Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News’ Ben Ransom to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Crystal Palace’s victory over Man City at Wembley. Darren praises Henderson’s outstanding goalkeeping performance, but should Palace’s goalkeeper have been sent off?
Next, James Savundra sits down with Mikel Arteta to talk pressure to deliver silverware and his summer transfer plans. Arteta believes it’s injuries and red cards as the main reasons Arsenal failed to win the Premier League title this year.
Elsewhere, with Everton’s last game in their historic home stadium, we say goodbye to Goodison Park. We also preview the Europa League Final, showcasing two teams struggling with league form. Ben believes Manchester United will get the win, but a huge summer rebuild is needed. Darren suggests Tottenham and Ange Postecoglou part ways regardless of the result.
Finally, Keith Downie talks with a jovial Bruno Guimaraes about his future and desire to win the Premier League.
Running Order:
1min Palace’s Historic Wembley Win
19mins Arteta On Transfers and Silverware
24mins Goodbye Goodison
29mins Europa League Final Preview
39mins Bruno Guimaraes Interview
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror’s Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News Reporter Keith Downie to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Champions Liverpool, and Keith believes Connor Bradley is the natural heir to Madrid-bound Trent Alexander Arnold, but how do Liverpool rebuild for next season?
And Natalie Gedra sits down with Declan Rice about attempting to finish the league season on a high and dealing with the pain of being the ‘nearly-team’.
Next to the exciting top-five race; Darren was shocked at Man City’s dropped points at Southampton and Keith thinks that the race is going to the last few moments of the season.
Finally, David Craig meets Mikel Arteta, who talks of pride and pain of Arsenal’s Champions League exit, but remains consistent in his belief that his side were the better team in the semi-final against PSG.
Running Order:
3mins Post-Trent Liverpool Rebuild
17mins Rice on being the ‘Nearly-Team’
23mins Top-5 Race heats up!
34mins Mikel Arteta Interview
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror’s Darren Lewis and Chief Football Writer for The Independent Miguel Delaney to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Champions Liverpool, and Miguel praises a free-scoring season for them, with a points tally that could amount to over 90, and an impressive ability to keep their key players fit.
Next to Manchester United, after a statement win midweek against Athletic Bilbao. Darren applauds an ‘outstanding’ Bruno Fernandes, helping United remain the only unbeaten English team in Europe this season.
Elsewhere, Harriet Prior sits down with Bruno Guimaraes to talk his Olympics win, lifting his first domestic trophy with Newcastle and future ambitions with club and country. Miguel sees Newcastle finishing in the top five, despite a tough final few fixtures, but who else will finish in the Premier League’s top five?
We end with two interviews; Arne Slot talks with Patrick Davison about the emotions of winning the title and playing with slightly less risk than his predecessor Klopp, whilst Natalie Gedra meets Enzo Maresca to reflect on his debut season at Chelsea and the target of that top five finish.
Running Order:
1min Liverpool Worthy Champions
15mins United Unbeaten in Europe
24mins Guimaraes Interview
28mins Top 5 Race
37mins Slot Interview
51mins Maresca Interview
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror’s Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News reporter Paul Gilmore to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Liverpool, praising Arne Slot, as he becomes the fifth Premier League manager to win the league in their first season; is it one of the best debut campaigns we’ve seen?
Next to Crystal Palace’s triumph at Wembley. Darren calls Palace’s performance outstanding, as they won the club’s third FA Cup semi final and get one step closer to silverware.
Elsewhere, Johnny Phillips sits down with Ange Postecoglou and chats about staying united during a difficult season for Tottenham, coping with pressures, and the hope of a Europa League win.
Finally, Patrick Davison meets Alisson to talk about change after the Klopp era, and a first season playing under Arne Slot. We discuss whether Alisson is currently the best keeper in the world.
Running Order:
1min Slot’s Debut Campaign
22min Palace’s Triumph at Wembley
35mins Ange Exclusive
43mins Alisson Interview
Vicky Gomersall is joined by Sky Sports News reporter Gary Cotterill and The Sunday Times Chief Football Writer Jonathan Northcroft to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by looking at the Premier League title race, with Liverpool in touching distance to secure the title. How important will Virgil Van Dijk’s new contract be? Gary believes Van Dijk is the greatest centre back since Vincent Kompany, but do Liverpool need to spend big in summer?
Next, Daniel Khan sits down with Ruud Van Nistlerooy to talk about Leicester’s difficult position, the standards being set and plans for the future.
Elsewhere, we discuss the race for the Champions League spots, looking at Aston Villa’s 4-1 win at home over Newcastle and Olly Watkin’s post-match interview, claiming he was “fuming” to be left on the bench against PSG. Gary and Jonathan both think Forest are the team to miss out on the Champions League for next season.
Also, Joe Thomlinson interviews Jurrien Timber about the win over Real Madrid and a personal battle won against Vinicius Jr, and the elite level defence Arsenal have created this season.
We then discuss Tottenham, after they’ve reached the Europa League semi-finals. Gary thinks Ange is a man who looks like he’s feeling the pressure and believes a lot of Tottenham fans think he’ll be gone win or lose in the semi-finals.
We end with two more interviews; Jamie Carragher sits down with Arne Slot to talk about Salah and Van Dijk’s contract renewals, Trent being back on the pitch, and the title coming to a close. And James Cole chats with Mikel Arteta about defeating Madrid, and carrying form in to the league.
Running Order:
1min End of the title race
11min Ruud Van Nistlerooy Interview
15min Race for the Champions League spots
28min Timber interview
34mins Spurs Semi Finals
44mins Carragher and Slot
54mins Arteta interview
Vicky Gomersall and The Mirror's Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports Reporter, Dharmesh Sheth, to debate the biggest sporting headlines of the week.
We start by looking back on Kevin De Bruyne’s masterclass in Manchester City’s 5-2 win against Crystal Palace. The panel discuss the 33 year old’s upcoming move away from the Etihad, where his future might lie and who might replace him at City.
From a player leaving one club to another who is staying, we unpick Mohamed Salah’s new contract and what it could mean for both the forward and for Liverpool
We also analyse Arsenal’s draw against Brentford and ask if they’ve already got one eye on their Champions League tie against Real Madrid on Wednesday.
Plus, we react to some breaking news, as goalkeeper Andre Onana is dropped from Manchester United’s squad for their trip to Newcastle, and we look at the race for European places this season.
Running Order:
1min De Bruyne's Masterclass
15min Arsenal 1 Brentford 1
24min Salah stays at Liverpool
36min Onana dropped
50min The race for Europe
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News reporter Gary Cotterill to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by looking at both Manchester sides; Darren believes it has to be a big summer for United, who must compete against the likes of rising teams Newcastle, Chelsea and Villa (as well as Arsenal, Liverpool and City). Gary believes United will be challenging for the top four next season.
Also, Ben Ransom sits down with Pep Guardiola to talk about Kevin De Bruyne announcing his City departure, what Pep has learnt in this tough campaign, and whether he would have been sacked if it wasn’t for his prior success.
Next to Arsenal, who after their eleventh draw of the season at Goodison, are very much Madrid or bust in the Champions League. Gary attributes the Gunners’ league downfall to injuries and lack of a striker, but believes, after a recent trip to London Colney, that Mikel Arteta knows he has his striker of choice in summer.
And finally, pressure on Ange Postecoglou, with boos on the touchline and a challenging week with the media. Gary names Tottenham v Southampton ‘the depressed derby’ but the Europa League may be the saving grace.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News reporter Melissa Reddy to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin pitch-side at Wembley, with eyes on the Carabao Cup final. A less than perfect buildup week for Liverpool after Champions-league loss and a buoyant Bruno Guimaraes describes the fixture as Newcastle’s “World Cup Final.”
Next, Natalie Gedra sits down with Jacob Murphy and Alexander Isak, who talk about their chemistry, what it means to play in a final, and their favourite goal scored together.
Elsewhere, Juliette Ferrington chats with Cody Gakpo about recovering from the intensity of the midweek Champions League clash with PSG and Liverpool’s resilience this season. And Keith Downie meets ex-Newcastle player Rob Lee on Wembley Way, who reminisces scoring against Chelsea at Wembley, and is confident his old team can lift a trophy for the first time in seventy years.
We also talk of Arsenal’s opportunity to work away at the deficit against Liverpool, and the importance of building momentum ahead of the Champions League tie against Real Madrid.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News reporter Gary Cotterill to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin with Liverpool’s win over Southampton, putting Arne Slot’s side six wins away from securing the title, but Darren believes Darwin Nunez was a little lucky to have not been given a red card.
Next, Gary sits down with Jose Mourinho to discuss his alleged ‘racist statements’ made after drawing with Galatasaray. Darren argues Jose thinks about the language he uses, that analogies are still allowed, and Gary shows us a present he was given by Jose!
Elsewhere, the race for the top four; Gary believes after Nottingham Forest’s win over Manchester City yesterday, they’ve cemented their place in the top four. We look at some good dancing in the Forest changing room and analyse why Nuno’s side are so effective this season.
Finally, Pat Davidson meets Mikel Arteta, and talks expectations this season after finishing second twice, a switch in tactics from fluid attacking to control, and how to take the next step. And Juliette Ferrington sits down with Ruben Amorim to discuss a tough start at Manchester United.
Rob Jones is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and the Daily Telegraph’s Sam Dean to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start by talking about Arsenal, and Sam believes the fans have lost hope in their title bid, and that Merino as a false nine was unsustainable. Darren argues that the defining moment in Arsenal’s season was a failure to sign a striker in the January window.
Next to Manchester United, after their 2-2 draw at Goodison; Sam suggests Everton should have had a penalty in the final moments, as the referee wasn’t shown the most incriminating angles and the incident wasn’t ‘clear and obvious’ to be overruled.
Meanwhile, United’s rivals Liverpool look for their twentieth league title and Jamie Redknapp sits down with Arne Slot to talk about the challenge of competing in both the Premier League and Champions League, and the surprise of City's fall.
And finally, Sam criticises Chelsea’s model, and after a third loss in four Premier league games yesterday at Villa Park, Darren questions the level of Chelsea’s two available goalkeepers.
Vicky Gomersall and The Mirror's Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports News' Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol to look back on the big sporting headlines of the week.
They review Arsenal's Premier League win over Leicester City, which saw two goals from makeshift striker Mikel Merino - could he be the answer to the Gunners' injury problems up front? Plus, where does this important win leave Arsenal in the title race?
We also discuss a brilliant individual display for Manchester City's Omar Marmoush against Newcastle, scoring a hattrick in a 4-0 win that harked back to City of old. Plus, we look at Everton's recent upturn in form and Chelsea's struggles against Brighton.
In addition, we hear an exclusive interview with Manchester United defender Matthijs de Ligt. The Dutchman opens up about life at Old Trafford under manager Ruben Amorim and says he believes they can challenge for silverware in the future. We also bring you an in-depth chat with Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou, ahead of the two sides meeting on Sunday.
But we start by looking back on the career of respected football journalist and friend of Sunday Supplement, Patrick Barclay, who passed away on Friday.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News reporter Paul Gilmore to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by looking at Liverpool, who went nine points clear at the top of the table, after a 2-0 win at Bournemouth; Darren praises Mo Salah again, and thinks the club will secure a new contract with him.
Next to Nottingham Forest’s incredible 7-0 win against Brighton. Vicky is confident Forest are in the title race, whilst Paul questions their experience. And is Chris Wood one of the Premier League’s top strikers? Darren applauds his superb form, and with seventeen goals this season, believes he’s deserved of his new contract.
Elsewhere, Patrick Davidson sits down with Gabriel and William Saliba, who talk about their centre-back chemistry and their new rivalry with Man City. And Juliette Ferrington talks with Pep Guardiola, who talks of the relentlessness of his schedule, the bite between City and Arsenal, and the importance of staying in contention for this period.
Finally, another Aston Villa Champions-League-hangover, after losing 1-0 to Wolves but Paul and Darren believe Aston Villa’s disallowed goal should have stood.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News reporter Melissa Reddy to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by looking at Manchester United, and news of government backing for an Old Trafford regeneration project; Darren explains plans for a 100,000 seater super stadium.
Next to the title race. Arsenal were victorious at Wolves but Michael Oliver made himself the star of the show, after giving Myles Lewis-Skelly a controversial red card in the first half. Melissa believes it should have been a yellow card, and sees Arteta’s furious reaction as a buildup of bad decisions against Arsenal this season. Meanwhile, Melissa is impressed that Liverpool continue their relentless winning ways, and believes they’ll be hard to catch, despite a new manager and three of their biggest players out of contract in the summer.
Finally, we look at Manchester City, who are back in a winning groove after beating Chelsea 3-1. Darren looks at Khusanov and Marmoush’s contrasting debuts, arguing that players need time to settle.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News reporter Paul Gilmore to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We begin by looking at the title race. With Darwin Nunez’ two late goals to win at Brentford and Arsenal blowing a two-goal lead at home, Paul mentions the depth of Liverpool’s squad and lack of injuries as reasons why Liverpool are clear favourites.
Next we discuss Ange Postecoglou and Tottenham’s poor league form. Sitting in fifteenth position post-North London Derby loss, Paul mentions the club are trying a different route to the years of Conte and Mourinho and with a bad spell of injuries, Ange needs patience and unity.
Elsewhere, Juliette Ferrington sits down with David Moyes, who says he always wanted to come back to Merseyside if the opportunity arose, and whilst he acknowledges he is returning to a different club, he’s also returning as “different Moyes.”
Also, Natalie Gedra chats with Liam Delap, who talks of hitting the ground running in the Premier League, looking up to Erling Haaland and his aims to become an England International.
Finally, David Craig’s exclusive interview with Pep Guardiola, who admits he was surprised Erling Haaland signed until 2034 and attributes his team’s dip in form to injuries alone.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports reporter Gary Cotterill to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Patrick Davidson’s interview with Mo Salah, who says he listed winning the Premier League as his main goal before the season started, that he is far from any progress concerning his contract situation and that he regularly talks with Jurgen Klopp.
Next to Arsenal, and after a seventh draw away at Brighton, Darren believes they need a Haaland-esque goal-scorer to get closer to Liverpool; and whilst unforunate, Saliba’s mis-timed header was correct to be given as a penalty.
Elsewhere, David Craig sits down with Ruben Amorim, to talk of United’s ‘relegation form’ and the subsequent pressure from losing games. Amorim comments on the need to adapt tactically, his desire to be a parental figure to some of his players, and on not playing Rashford - “Marcus has to want it really, really bad.”
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports senior reporter Melissa Reddy to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Manchester City’s crisis after a defeat at Villa Park; a ninth loss in twelve matches but Melissa believes the most damning observation is it’s no longer a surprise.
Next, Arsenal’s emphatic win at Crystal Palace. Gabriel Jesus’s five goals in four days contributes in a big way to Arsenal’s open-play goals, but star boy Bukayo Saka left Selhurst Park on crutches and will be a big miss.
Then a heated debate, as Melissa and Darren argue over whether Marcus Rashford deserves greater criticism after stating he is ready for a new challenge.
Elsewhere, David Craig sits down with Ange Postecoglu, who talks of Spurs being entertainers, his love of the team scoring goals and how “there may be a world in which we exist, where Jamie Carragher is wrong.”
Rob Jones is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Manchester City, and with only one win in ten, Kaveh talks of Pep Guardiola being at tipping point. Juliette Ferrington sits down with the Manchester City boss, who says his players have had greater success than any team and would have won again this season had it not been for the relentless schedule of fixtures.
Next to Liverpool, who came from behind with ten men to gain a point against Fulham. Was Robertson’s sending off incident a clear goal-scoring opportunity? Darren believes so, Kaveh disagrees, but both place Slot’s team clear title favourites.
Also, with no goal in open play for five and half hours for Arsenal, Kaveh criticises Arteta for taking Odegaard off; will their failure to consistently score goals be their Achilles heel?
Elsewhere, we discuss Gareth Southgate’s pending knighthood and issues with the Saudi World Cup.
Finally, Natalie Gedra sits down with Kevin De Bruyne, who talks of City’s current struggle, an ageing side and being resilient to criticism.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and the Chief Football Writer for The Daily Telegraph Sam Wallace to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start by discussing Manchester United, as Dan Ashworth leaves his post as sporting director. Are the costs of such departures from the club being passed on to the fans?
Next to Manchester City, who dropped points for the fifth time in six matches at Selhurst Park; Sam believes Rico Lewis’ red card challenge was reckless, but didn’t see this City downfall coming.
Also, Patrick Davidson chats with Enzo Maresca, who talks of the Italian connection at Chelsea and chances of winning the Premier League this season.
And finally, we have James Savundra’s interview with Ange Postecoglu, discussing the altercation with supporters and not having the squad to keep players accountable.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports Reporter Gary Cotterill to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start by looking at Manchester City and Liverpool, and Gary praises Arne Slot’s job at building a ‘castle’ at Liverpool. Also, are Arsenal back? Darren feels there are levels to go for Arsenal but commends the connection between Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard.
Next, Juliette Ferrington sits down with Arne Slot. Slot talks of nerves upon arrival at Anfield, enjoying winning, and how much the team means to people in the city of Liverpool. We consider Mohamed Salah’s contract situation; Gary makes an argument that Salah deserves an extension, mentioning a number of footballers of a similar age making a difference.
Finally, Patrick Davidson's exclusive interview with Pep Guardiola, who says “now it’s time to suffer." Pep knew this difficult period would eventually come, talking of challenges with injuries, and the importance of temporary struggle to realise past feats.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by the The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports Football Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start by looking at Manchester City’s decline, with a 4-0 loss at home to Tottenham on Saturday Night Football. Kaveh believes City can still turn it around.
Next to Gary Neville’s exclusive interview with Ruben Amorim, who talks expectations, differences moving to the Premier League, and his non-negotiables.
Elsewhere, Arsenal get their title challenge back on track beating Nottingham Forest 3-0 at home. Kaveh praises their physicality and defensive strength but have they let Liverpool gain too much of an advantage?
Also, Natalie Gedra sits down with Bruno Fernandes, who talks of expectations on Manchester United and Ruben Amorim’s intensity in training. And Lynsey Hooper chats to Rodri, who sleeps with the Ballon d’Or, but doesn’t think the win has sunk in yet.
Finally, Kaveh thinks Enzo Maresca has got Chelsea moving in the right direction after another win against his old club Leicester.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports’ Dharmesh Sheth to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start by discussing Manchester City’s loss at Brighton, a fourth consecutive defeat for Pep Guardiola. It’s “No Rodri, no party” for Dharmesh.
Meanwhile, Liverpool go five points clear of City with a home win over Aston Villa. Were Liverpool overlooked at the beginning of the season?
Elsewhere, Paul Merson returns to his old club to sit down with Mikel Arteta and Declan Rice; Arteta assures Merson that Arsenal are “here to win”, despite a recent dip in form.
Also, Johnny Phillips discusses tactics with Enzo Maresca, who talks of keeping the identity of his team consistent, but finding solutions for different opposition.
Finally, we talk Thomas Tuchel ahead of the international break. Dharmesh questions “why’s he not in charge now?” and believes there is pressure on both Tuchel and the FA.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by the The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Chief Football Writer of The Independent Miguel Delaney.
We start by looking at Ruben Amorim’s appointment at Manchester United. Comparisons with Erik Ten Hag, Amorim’s charismatic media presence and the great work done at Sporting Lisbon.
Next to the Premier League title race; after back-to-back losses in all competitions, have Manchester City’s injury list caught up with them? Are Arsenal now too far behind after their defeat away at Newcastle? And after beating Brighton to move to top of the league, Miguel thinks Liverpool are looking almost complete but considers a possible drop-off later in the season.
Elsewhere, we consider the scrutiny on Julen Lopetegui as West Ham lose to Nottingham Forest. And Juliette Ferrington sits down with Ruud van Nistelrooy, who makes his desire to stay at Manchester United clear.
Also, is Cole Palmer the best player in the Premier League at the moment? Darren talks of Palmer’s impressive vision and ball-striking ability but would still choose Erling Haaland over Palmer.
Finally, Natalie Gedra interviews Enzo Maresca, who talks of honesty with his players and learning player management from Marcello Lippi and Carlo Ancelotti.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News Senior Reporter Melissa Reddy.
We start by looking at the importance of Arsenal v Liverpool and the broader title-race; Natalia Gedra interviews Arne Slot, Patrick Davison sits down with David Raya and Harriet Prior has a chat with Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Also, Darren questions Enzo Maresca’s public openness regarding the comments on Reece James’ leadership qualities.
Finally, we have a look at the Ballon D’Or ceremony; Darren talks highly of odds-on favourite Vinicius Jr, believing the young Madrid star will win, despite the racial abuse he has experienced.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by the The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sports Football Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with ten-man Arsenal’s loss at Bournemouth. Do Arsenal have a discipline problem with three red cards in eight Premier League games? Also, Manchester United’s win at home to Brentford and Erik Ten Hag’s accusation of journalists telling “fairytales and lies”.
Elsewhere, we discuss Pep Guardiola’s future. Darren believes if Pep stays at City, it will be not for money but out of love. Plus, Mohammed Kudus’ red card in Tottenham’s victory over West Ham and Fabian Hurzeler boosting Brighton to fifth after a win at Newcastle.
Patrick Davidson sits down for an exclusive interview with Arne Slot, talking Liverpool’s impressive start, living away from family and Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future.
Finally, Darren and Kaveh give their opinions on Thomas Tuchel’s appointment as England manager.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by the The Mirror's Darren Lewis and football reporter for The Telegraph Sam Dean to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Arsenal’s home win against Southampton, with Saka making the difference in an unexpectedly stressful day for Arsenal. Also, City’s stumbling victory against Fulham, with Kovacic’s impressive performance in Rodri’s absence. And a look at Arne Slot’s flying start; have Liverpool’s opening fixtures been kind?
Elsewhere, we discuss whether it would it be a betrayal if Ruud Van Nistlerooy got the interim job as Manchester United manager, if the club were to part ways with Erik Ten Hag.
Plus, Vicky’s exclusive interview with Brighton’s young manager Fabian Hurzeler. And the German media’s criticism of Harry Kane.
Finally, the news that Kick It Out founder Lord Ouseley died this week at 79; Darren sums up what he meant to football.
**Rob Jones is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and Sky Sport's chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Manchester City’s draw at Newcastle and how much Rodri’s absence played a role in the result at St. James’ Park. Do City need to buy in January?
Elsewhere, we discuss title-contenders Arsenal’s late win at home to Leicester. This Arsenal team reminds Kaveh of Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United with their late winners; are Arteta’s team title favourites this season?
Also, we analyse league-leaders Liverpool’s win against Wolves in our Saturday Night Football fixture. How good has Arne Slot been in his first six league games? And are Liverpool flying under the radar in the title race?
Plus, we look at Cole Palmer’s record breaking exploits in front of goal for Chelsea.**
Laurie Whitwell of The Athletic joins Vicky Gomersall and The Mirror’s Darren Lewis to reflect on the biggest talking points from the weekend’s sporting action.
We start with Manchester United’s goalless draw at Crystal Palace and the decision to start Marcus Rashford on the bench. Manager Erik ten Hag insisted it’s “just rotation”, but what do our panel think? They also discuss André Onana’s incredible double save to deny Palace a certain goal.
Elsewhere, Darwin Nunez’s brilliant strike helped Liverpool move to the top of the table with a win against Bournemouth, but are they genuine title contenders?
Plus, we hear an extended interview with Pep Guardiola – the Manchester City boss discusses the intensity of the football calendar, ahead of their match against Arsenal.
Vicky Gomersall and The Mirror’s Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports News’ Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol to discuss the biggest talking points in football.
They begin by looking back on Saturday’s Premier League results, that saw a first win for Nottingham Forest at Liverpool since 1969. Meanwhile, Manchester City remain unbeaten after they came from behind see off Brentford – and we ask if anyone can stop City this season.
Elsewhere, Manchester United secured a much needed win at Southampton, but will it be enough to impress Cristiano Ronaldo? The panel analyse Jhon Duran’s early contender for goal of the season as Villa heaped more pressure on Everton, and we discuss the latest on Chelsea’s ownership rift after the Blues beat Bournemouth.
Plus, after signing a new contract, we hear from Mikel Arteta on his desire to win trophies with Arsenal – and Sandro Tonali discusses his return to football with Newcastle United, after serving a 10-month ban for breaching betting rules.
Vicky Gomersall and the Assistant Editor of The Mirror, Darren Lewis, are joined by Charlotte Duncker, The Times’ Football Reporter, to discuss all the talking points from the weekend’s football.
We start with Arsenal’s dropped points – and Declan Rice’s sending off – in The Gunners’ draw with Brighton.
Erling Haaland scored another hattrick for Manchester City, as they beat West Ham to maintain their perfect start to the season. We discuss if there’s more to come from Haaland and City this season.
Plus, Erik ten Hag talks rivalries ahead of Manchester United’s clash with Liverpool, we dissect Everton's capitulation against Bournemouth, and we analyse the summer transfer window.
Vicky Gomersall and the assistant editor of The Mirror, Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports News' chief reporter, Kaveh Solhekol on this week's episode on Sunday Supplement.
They discuss Arsenal's win at Aston Villa and whether it represents an early marker in the Premier League title race, Manchester United's defeat at Brighton and yet another hat-trick for Erling Haaland as Manchester City beat Ipswich.
Plus, they discuss Raheem Sterling's situation at Chelsea and we hear Jamie Carragher's interview with new Liverpool manager Arne Slot who's been preparing for his first match in charge at Anfield.
Vicky Gomersall and The Mirror’s Darren Lewis are joined by the Sunday Times Football Correspondent Jonathan Northcroft to look back at the opening weekend of the Premier League season.
They discuss Arsenal’s winning start to the new campaign and why Bukayo Saka could be ‘their Messi’.
They also look back at Arne Slot’s first game in charge of Liverpool.
Plus, Joshua Zirkzee’s dream debut for Manchester United, and we hear an extended interview with new Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca.
Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis are joined by the Daily Mail's sports writer Dominic King this week to discuss the Premier League major talking points.
Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports News' Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol to review the weekend's Premier League talking points, including the latest in the title race with Arsenal and Manchester City both winning. We also look at who is most likely to be relegated. Plus, Vicky sits down with Jurgen Klopp to reflect on his time in charge at Liverpool, and we discuss reports about possible managerial changes at Manchester United and West Ham.
Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports News' senior reporter, Melissa Reddy to review the latest Premier League talking points, including the touchline clash between Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp and forward, Mo Salah.
Vicky Gomersall and the Assistant Editor of the Mirror, Darren Lewis are joined by The Telegraph’s Chief Football Writer Sam Wallace to reflect on Arsenal’s win at Wolves – a victory that takes them back to the top of the Premier League. They review Manchester City’s FA Cup semi-final win over Chelsea, including Pep Guardiola’s anger at City’s fixture congestion. Plus, they look at which team in the bottom three could be on for ‘The Great Escape’. We also hear from Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold ahead of another important weekend in the Reds’ bid for the title.
Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis are joined by Miguel Delaney to review all of the action from a goal fest Saturday in the Premier League including wins for title contenders Manchester City with a thrumping 5-1 victory over Luton and Newcastle's 4-0 thrashing against Tottenham.
Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis are joined by Dharmesh Sheth to review the action from a busy Saturday of Premier League action including wins for title chasers Arsenal and Manchester City.
Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports News' senior reporter, Melissa Reddy to look back on Saturday's action from the Premier League and discuss Xabi Alonso's decision to stay at Bayer Leverkusen, despite being linked to Bayern Munich and Liverpool.
Vicky Gomersall and the assistant editor of the Mirror, Darren Lewis are joined by The Telegraph’s football reporter Sam Dean.
They reflect on Fulham’s domination over Tottenham in the Premier League, Manchester City’s potential to win the treble for a second time, and a look into England Euro’s call-up squad with discussions on Jarred Bowen, Cole Palmer, and Harry Kane.
Vicky Gomersall and the assistant editor of The Mirror, Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports’ chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol.
They discuss Manchester United’s unconvincing win against Everton, news of the regeneration of Old Trafford and the upcoming FA Cup tie against Liverpool as The Times’ Paul Hirst joins the conversation.
We hear from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola who talk about their healthy rivalry.
Also, the panel look at Arsenal’s title chances and pick who has had the better season, Unai Emery or Ange Postecoglou.
There’s also a Bundesliga review as Harry Kane hits another hat-trick for Bayern Munich and Jadon Sancho scores for Borussia Dortmund. Plus, there’s an update on Xabi Alonso’s future at Bayer Leverkusen.
Vicky Gomersall and the assistant editor of the Mirror, Darren Lewis are joined by the football reporter for the Times Charlotte Dunker.
They reflect on another last minute win for Jurgen Klopp's patched up Liverpool as they stay top ahead of next weeks huge game with Manchester City.
We hear from Manchester Ciy's Phil Foden about his first senior hat-trick in the Manchester Derby and take a closer look at the race for the top four after victories for Tottenham and Aston Villa.
Vicky Gomersall and the assistant editor of the Mirror, Darren Lewis are joined by The Athletic's Laurie Whitwell to take an in-depth look at the Premier League title race.
Liverpool got a 4-1 win over Brentford but did it come at a huge cost in terms of personnel? Arsenal put five past Burnley to keep pace with the leaders whilst Manchester City dropped points against Chelsea with Erling Haaland a very frustrated man.
Plus, we hear from a bullish David Moyes after some West Ham fans called for his departure, and there's an exclusive interview with Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag.
Vicky and Darren are joined by the Chief Football Writer for the Telegraph Sam Wallace to reflect on Erling Haaland's return to scoring against Everton, Liverpool's return to the top of the table after victory over Burnley, Xabi Alonso's potential return to the P/L is he the natural successor to Klopp??
There is also an interview with Mikel Arteta to discuss his exhuberent celebrations, the lack of a 20/30 goal a season striker and what movie star he'd like to play him in a film.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Sky Sports Chief Reporter Kaveh Solhekol as they look ahead to the title race showdown between Arsenal and Liverpool. They consider if news of the end of the Jurgen Klopp era has galvanized Liverpool and if Arsenal is still in the title race.
Erik ten Hag discusses Kobbie Mainoo, Marcus Rashford, and transfer window frustrations exclusively with Sky Sports.
Vicky, Darren, and Kaveh also reflect on Everton's 2-2 draw with Tottenham.
Klopp talks at length following his departure announcement.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Miguel Delaney of The Independent to reflect on Arsenal’s big win over Crystal Palace. They ask The Mirror’s John Cross what this heavy defeat could mean for Roy Hodgson’s future.
Plus Ivan Toney is back to help Brentford beat Nottingham Forest – but will he stay at the club?
Alleged racism is again in the headlines and Darren gives his reaction to FIFA’s latest call for action.
Jurgen Klopp talks exclusively ahead of Liverpool’s trip to Bournemouth about how the team spent their winter break, and we delve into the transfer market to discuss the lack of spending this January.
fVicky and Darren are joined by Football reporter for both the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Sam Dean to run through the big stories from Saturday's Premier League action.
They start by reflecting on Manchester United's inconsistent season, before being joined by Manchester football correspondent for the Guardian and the Observer Jamie Jackson to discuss Manchester City's 2-3 victory over Newcastle.
The panel also discuss why Arsenal's form has dipped and what they can do to get back on track.
Plus anexclusive interview with Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag.
Vicky and Darren are joined by The Sunday Times' football correspondent, Jonathan Northcroft to run through the big talking points from Saturday's Premier League action.
They start by reflecting on Tom Lockyer after the Luton captain suffered a cardiac arrest in the game against Bournemouth. Luton have confirmed Lockyer to be 'responsive' and in a 'stable' condition.
The panel also discuss Manchester City’s 'wobble' after a home draw against Crystal Palace, Everton making up their points deduction after consecutive wins and Chelsea’s rare victory at Stamford Bridge.
Plus exclusive interviews with Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana and Arsenal midfielder Kai Havertz.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Miguel Delaney of The Independent to run through the big talking points from Saturday's Premier League action.
They start by relecting on Manchester United's shock 3-0 defeat at home to Bournemouth and ask what next for Erik ten Hag with The Mirror's Manchester football correspondent David McDonnell.
They also discuss if Aston Villa can be considered title contenders after their 1-0 victory over Arsenal, and analyse Liverpool's 2-1 comeback win over Crystal Palace to go top.
Plus, an exclusive interview with Luton manager Rob Edwards who chats about life in the Premier League, how he prepares his side, and his plans for Christmas.
Vicky and Darren are joined by the Times' Charlotte Duncker this week to run through all the big stories from Saturday's Premier League action.
They reflect on Saturday evening's fixture as Newcastle moved above Manchester United after a 1-0 win and look at Anthony Gordon's heroics as he strengthens his case for an England call-up.
The Guardian's Jamie Jackson also joins to analyse Marcus Rashford's low run of form and questions whether the England forward should be dropped from United's starting team.
They also make their title predictions after Arsenal extended their lead at the top of the table with a 2-1 win over Wolves, and discuss why Sean Dyche is the right person at the moment to lead Everton's fightback which saw the Blues' first win since their 10-point reduction.
Plus an exclusive interview with Jeremy Doku, who discusses his adaption in the Premier League, as well as his friendship with team-mate Jack Grealish.
Vicky and Darren are joined by The Telegraph’s Sam Wallace this week to run through all the big stories from Saturday's Premier League action.
They discuss the big news of Everton’s 10-point deduction for breaching the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules.
We hear from striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin on how the players reacted to the news.
Other big talking points include the heated exchange between Pep Guardiola and Darwin Nunez, Erling Haaland breaking yet another record with his 50th goal and Kai Havertz scoring an important late winner for Arsenal.
Plus there are exclusive interviews with Manchester United’s Diogo Dalot and Aston Villa’s Matty Cash.
Vicky and Darren are joined by the Daily Mail's Dominic King this week to run through all the big stories from Saturday's Premier League action.
We ask whether Manchester United's recent criticism has been justified as they got back to winning ways against Luton, The Athletic's Charlie Eccleshare joins to work out what happens next for Spurs after their injury depleted side suffered back-to-back defeats and Gail Davis sits down with Pep Guardiola to discuss Jeremy Doku and Cole Palmer.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by the Assistant Editor of the Mirror, Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News' senior reporter, Melissa Reddy to discuss why Mikel Arteta feels so frustrated with the VAR during Arsenal's defeat to Newcastle.
We also look at Manchester United's victory over Fulham and whether it has really eased any pressure on manager, Erik Ten Hag.
We also hear at length from Luton boss, Rob Edwards who discusses his career, life as a Premier League manager and the club's season so far.
This week Vicky Gomersall is joined by The Mirror's Darren Lewis and The Telegraph's Sam Dean.
They reflect on hat-trick hero Eddie Nketiah's brilliant performance in the 5-0 win over Sheffield United, and the importance of Gabriel Jesus to Arsenal's title challenge.
Other big talking points include another VAR controversy in the game between Bournemouth and Burnley, more misery for Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, and Ange Postecoglou's impact at Tottenham.
They also discuss the issue of inappropriate and offensive language in and around the game.
WARNING: Episode contains content that some listeners may find distressing.
The Sunday Times' Jonathan Northcroft joins Vicky and Darren for a special podcast this week as we reflect on the life and career of Sir Bobby Charlton after the Manchester United and England icon passed away on Saturday at the age of 86.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by the Assistant Editor of The Mirror, Darren Lewis and Sky Sports News' Chief Reporter, Kaveh Solhekol.
We discuss whether Manchester United's late turnaround against Brentford could be a turning point in their season, and why things are going so well for Tottenham as they continue their best ever start to a season.
Plus there's an exclusive interview with Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola who talks about missing out on Declan Rice and what he demands from all his players.
Vicky and Darren are joined this week by The Independent's Miguel Delaney to reflect on all the big talking points from a busy weekend of football.
They discuss the PGMOL's admission that 'significant human error' was behind Luis Diaz's goal being ruled out for Liverpool in their 2-1 defeat to Tottenham.
They also analyse Manchester City's surprise defeat to Wolves and assess the situation at Manchester United, after Erik ten Hag's side were beaten by Crystal Palace.
Vicky and Darren are joined this week by The Telegraph’s Chief Football Writer Sam Wallace to discuss Manchester United’s much-needed win over Burnley with The Guardian’s Jamie Jackson part of the conversation.
We discuss what Rodri’s red card could mean for Manchester City as well as Everton’s first win of the season.
The Athletic’s Tottenham correspondent Charlie Eccleshare talks Ange Postecoglou and Vicky sits down with Mikel Arteta to talk about the goalkeeping situation at the club.
Vicky and Darren are joined this week by Melissa Reddy to discuss whether Manchester United are in crisis stage already after they were thumped by Brighton at Old Trafford.
We hail Richarlison's match-winning performance after a difficult week where he opened up about his mental health, we look at Manchester City's fifth win in five and we are joined by The Athletic's James Pearce to assess Liverpool's win at Wolves.
Gail Davis sits down with both Mikel Arteta and Andoni Iraola this week while Vicky asks Sean Dyche about Everton's proposed takeover.
Kaveh steps in for Darren this week to join Vicky and The Athletic's Laurie Whitwell to discuss what's going on with the Glazers and whether they are pausing their plan to sell Manchester United, which team won the transfer window and whether Liverpool might get more pressure from the Saudi League to sell Mohamed Salah before their window shuts.
The Times' Tom Roddy discusses Chelsea's lack of a proven goalscorer after their defeat to Nottingham Forest and Vicky sits down with Arsenal's Mikel Arteta to talk about their start to the season.
The Daily Mail's Dom King joins Vicky and Darren to run through Saturday's action including Manchester United's comeback win against Nottingham Forest, Arsenal's draw at Fulham and West Ham's win at Brighton.
Vicky sits down with Eddie Howe to talk about Newcastle's off-season moves and we discuss what impact the Saudi Pro League's transfer policy is having after Mo Salah was linked to a move.
We work out if Everton are in crisis after just three games and we give our take on Spanish football federation president Luis Rubiales' actions this week when refusing to apologise for kissing Jenni Hermoso on the lips.
The Telegraph's Sam Dean joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Tottenham's win over Manchester United and whether we're now approaching the AngeBall era!
We try to understand why Alexis Mac Allister saw red for Liverpool in their win over Bournemouth and assess the impact Phil Foden had in a central role during Manchester City's win over Newcastle.
Vicky also joins David Moyes in the dugout at the London Stadium to discuss the off-season comings-and-goings at West Ham.
Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis are back for the new season and are joined this week by the Sunday Times' Football Correspondent, Jonathan Northcroft.
Harry Kane's transfer from Tottenham to Bayern Munich is, of course, the main talking point and what next for Spurs without their main man?
There's an extended interview with Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp who sets out a minimum target for the Reds this season.
Plus there's some analysis of the opening games of the Premier League campaign including wins for Newcastle and Arsenal.
Vicky and Darren are joined this week by Melissa Reddy to discuss Manchester City's Premier League success and whether financial clout or managerial genius is the key factor. We look at Nottingham Forest's survival and the wisdom of keeping Steve Cooper at the helm when other clubs chopped and changed manager.
We ponder if Spurs should stick or twist with Harry Kane's contract expiring at the end of next season and we make it a manager double as following their midweek European semi-final triumphs, Vicky speaks to Manchester City's Pep Guardiola and Eleanor Roper chats to West Ham's David Moyes.
The Independent's chief football writer Miguel Delaney joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Chelsea's decision to appoint Mauricio Pochettino, how Big Sam is getting on at Leeds and where Declan Rice might end up if he leaves West Ham. We also look at the reasons behind Southampton's relegation after 11 years in the top flight and Nottingham Forest's recent resurgence.
The Athletic's Laurie Whitwell drops in to assess Erik ten Hag's tenure at Manchester United and Melissa Reddy speaks to Roberto De Zerbi as Brighton push for European qualification.
The Telegraph's chief football writer Sam Wallace joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Manchester City's win over Big Sam's Leeds but did Erling Haaland irritate his manager by giving a penalty to Ilkay Gundogan?
We chat about Mo Salah and Harry Kane as they were in the goals again and we're joined by the Evening Standard's Nizaar Kinsella to work out where Chelsea stand after their first win under Frank Lampard.
Vicky also sits down with Leandro Trossard to talk all things Arsenal, how he's settled into a new club and life with two young children!
**The Times’ Henry Winter joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Manchester City’s demolition of Arsenal in the title race. We look at the latest news from the Manchester United takeover saga and dissect the issues at Tottenham amid rumours that Harry Kane will leave the club this summer.
Vicky also sat down with Jurgen Klopp this week to discuss his meeting with owner John W Henry, the summer rebuild his side needs and how Chelsea aren’t the example to follow in the transfer window.**
The Mail's Dom King joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss whether Manchester City will be treble-winners at the end of the season ahead of their huge clash with Arsenal in the midweek. We weigh up how important Mo Salah is to Liverpool's XI and put names in a hat to see who will take over at Tottenham.
Vicky also sat down with Eddie Howe this week to discuss their push for Champions League qualification and we discuss whether his Newcastle side will finish in the top four.
Vicky and Darren are joined by The Athletic's Laurie Whitwell to discuss a Top 4 race which has been blown wide-open by recent results. It's an even closer race at the bottom, but who will ultimately face relegation? Plus the team try to disssect the issues at Chelsea and discuss whether club-legend Frank Lampard can turn the Blues' fortunes around.
The Sunday Times football correspondent, Jonathan Northcroft, joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Jurgen Klopp’s self-proclaimed ‘rubbish situation’ at Liverpool and all things Mikel Arteta, with the Spaniard making some shocking dressing room revelations. The trio also look at a Premier League return for Roy Hodgson, after the 75-year-old filled the vacant position at Crystal Palace on a short-term contract until the end of the season.
The Times’ Henry Winter also drops by to give his thoughts on the latest stories around the Premier League.
Melissa Reddy joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss whether Jack Grealish is living up to his costly price-tag after he inspired Manchester City to a huge win over Liverpool. We chat about whether Arsenal feel any pressure at all after their 4-1 win against Leeds and we try to get a handle on Graham Potter's future at Chelsea after they were humbled at home by Aston Villa.
The Mail on Sunday's Rob Draper joins to chat all things title race, Melissa speaks to Erik ten Hag about Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United and Gail Davis speaks to David de Gea and Tom Heaton about life as rival goalkeepers at the same club.
Vicky and Darren are joined by The Independent's chief football writer Miguel Delaney this week to discuss THOSE Antonio Conte comments after Spurs' draw against Southampton, Patrick Vieira's sacking, Chelsea's draw with Everton and how big a loss Casemiro will be for Manchester United over the next four games.
We speak to Aaron Ramsdale about how his Arsenal side is coping with pressure and The Mirror's John Cross joins on the phone to try and work out how many goals Erling Haaland might end up with by the end of the season.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Chief Football Writer for The Telegraph, Sam Wallace, as the trio react to the latest in the Premier League including a great week for Graham Potter, Antonio Conte and Harry Kane’s futures at Spurs, plus much more. We also take a look at Liverpool’s defeat at Bournemouth following their 7-0 win over Manchester United and an exclusive with Eddie Howe provides plenty of Newcastle talking points.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Dharmesh Sheth to discuss Reiss Nelson's huge late winner for Arsenal against Bournemouth and what that means in the title race.
We take a look at how Chelsea's win over Leeds affects Graham Potter's future and we assess who is in real danger of being relegated to the Championship.
The Sun's Charlie Wyett joins to give his take on the weekend's action and we hear from Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag who sat down with Vicky earlier this week.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Chief Football Writer for The Sunday Times, Jonathan Northcroft, as the trio react to the latest turn in the title race after Arsenal’s thrilling win at Villa and City’s costly draw to Nottingham Forest. We also discuss the latest bids made for Manchester United, how Erik ten Hag is getting the best out of Marcus Rashford and how the race for the top four is nicely heating up following Liverpool’s impressive 2-0 win at Newcastle.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Melissa Reddy as they react to the news that Southampton have sacked Nathan Jones after three months in charge. We also discuss the VAR controversy around Arsenal and Chelsea and The Times chief sports reporter Martyn Ziegler talks about how the Premier League charges could impact Manchester City's season. Plus, Aston Villa manager Unai Emery talks to Vicky about life in Birmingham and why he has a point to prove in the Premier League.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Sky Sports News reporter Jamie Weir to run through all the talking points from Saturday's action in the Premier League.
They discuss how Sean Dyche led Everton to victory against league leaders Arsenal in his first match in charge, Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool's issues after a 3-0 defeat at Wolves, and the fallout from Casemiro's red card in the scuffle between Manchester United and Crystal Palace players at Old Trafford.
The Daily Telegraph's Northern football writer Luke Edwards also joins to discuss everything Newcastle-related.
Vicky and Darren are joined by The Athletic's Laurie Whitwell to run through all the talking points from Saturday's action in the Premier League.
The Times' Henry Winter joins to discuss whether the board or management are to blame as Everton sink deeper into crisis.
We look at Chelsea’s seemingly scattergun transfer strategy, if Liverpool need to give Jurgen Klopp some support in this January window and Melissa Reddy joins to discuss whether Harry Kane is on Manchester United’s radar.
After the World Cup winter, we're back with a bang as Vicky and Darren are joined by The Telegraph's Sam Wallace to discuss the Manchester derby and THAT offside decision, Liverpool's thrashing by Brighton and the off-pitch issues at Everton.
Vicky also sat down with Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to chat about his winning mentality, their recruitment and establishing a club identity.
Vicky Gomersall and the Assistant Editor of the Mirror Darren Lewis are joined this week by The Athletic's David Ornstein.
There are extended interviews with Brighton boss, Roberto de Zerbi as he describes what type of manager he is and what makes him unhappy. Plus an in-depth chat with Erik Ten Hag, who says Manchester United are heading in the right direction.
There's a look at how the Premier league is shaping up as players head off to the World Cup and of course a look ahead to the tournament itself as we ask the question: did Gareth Southgate pick the right squad?
Vicky Gomersall and the Assistant Editor of the Mirror, Darren Lewis are joined by Sky Sports News senior reporter, Melissa Reddy.
There's an in depth interview with Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp in which he discusses their struggles, how he plans to fix them and if they should have bought more in the summer. Melissa chats with Wilfred Zaha who worries about turning 30 years old! Plus we look at how Manchester City left it late against Fulham and discuss whether James Maddison should be on the plane to Qatar.
Dharmesh Sheth joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Liverpool's defeat at home to Leeds, Graham Potter's nightmare return to the AMEX and Spurs leaving it late to defeat Bournemouth.
Erik ten Hag spoke to Dharmesh to discuss Manchester United's start to the season and The Athletic's George Caulkin joins to assess whether Newcastle are now genuine top-four contenders.
Kaveh Solkehol sits down with actor and comedian Omid Djalili to discuss the political turmoil, violence and ongoing protests in Iran and what it means ahead of their World Cup match with England.
Mike Wedderburn and the assistant editor of the Mirror Darren Lewis are joined by The Athletic’s Laurie Whitwell. The panel discuss all things Cristiano Ronaldo, whether Aston Villa were right to sack Steven Gerrard and whether Graham Potter will be the real deal at Chelsea. There is also an extended interview with Antonio Conte.
Julian Warren and the assistant editor of the Mirror Darren Lewis are joined by the Sunday Times Football Correspondent, Jonathan Northcroft. The panel discuss Liverpool against Manchester City, Reece James' injury which could mean he misses the World Cup and Harry Kane hitting top form with his best goal-scoring start to a Premier League season.
Gail Davis also sits down with Aston Villa's Leon Bailey who speaks about his friendship with Raheem Sterling and why he chose the number 31 shirt.
The Independent’s chief football writer Miguel Delaney joins Vicky Gomersall and Darren Lewis this week to discuss Manchester City’s continued dominance, Ronaldo’s frustration on the bench and the choice of the Premier League captains to select which games they take the knee for instead of doing it for every game.
Vicky also sits down with Mikel Arteta to discuss Arsenal’s impressive start to the season, his ongoing relationship with Pep Guardiola and how he’ll manage the World Cup break.
Vicky and Darren are joined by The Times' Henry Winter as they look at the Premier League's tribute to The Queen, Erling Haaland's incredible start, the pressure that Brendan Rodgers is under after Leicester's loss to Tottenham and the first weekend of the WSL.
Vicky chats with defender William Saliba about the difficult start to his Arsenal career and the upcoming World Cup. Plus, Gail Davis sits down with Chelsea manager Emma Hayes as she reveals her future plans.
Vicky and Darren are joined by The Times' Henry Winter as they look at the Premier League's tribute to The Queen, Erling Haaland's incredible start, the pressure that Brendan Rodgers is under after Leicester's loss to Tottenham and the first weekend of the WSL.
Vicky chats with defender William Saliba about the difficult start to his Arsenal career and the upcoming World Cup. Plus, Gail Davis sits down with Chelsea manager Emma Hayes as she reveals her future plans.
Vicky and Darren are joined by the Sunday Times' Jonathan Northcroft to look at a goalless but dramatic Merseyside Derby, the controversial VAR incidents at Chelsea and Brentford, whether Manchester United paid too much for players in the transfer window and Celtic's huge win over Rangers in the SPFL.
Gail Davis chats to Erik ten Hag about Manchester United's start to the season and their moves in the market and we're joined for a chat by the Daily Mail's Dominic King and former Celtic defender Mark Wilson.
Sports broadcaster Vaishali Bhardwaj Joins Julian Warren and Darren Lewis this week to discuss Liverpool’s record-equalling win, Haaland’s sensational start and what’s next for Cristiano Ronaldo?
Gail Davis also sits down with Nick Pope to discuss his start to life at Newcastle, his World Cup aspirations and gets his reaction to going viral on Twitter.
Miguel Delaney, chief football writer at The Independent, joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Arsenal's perfect start, Manchester United's ongoing recruitment issues and where Everton are at following their first few matches.
Vicky chats spaghetti, the Qatar World Cup and player egos with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and Gail Davis speaks to Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel following last week's spat with Antonio Conte.
Vicky and Darren are joined this week by The Times' Henry Winter to run through Saturday's Premier League talking points.
Only one place to start, Manchester United being thrashed at Brentford and are the Glazers, the backroom staff or the players to blame? Laurie Whitwell from The Athletic joins to give his expert take on the situation and what happens next if the club don't bring in more players in the next fortnight.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel sits down with Vicky to give an honest assessment as to why Romelu Lukaku didn't work out at Chelsea and what Raheem Sterling will bring this season. The Mail's Sami Mokbel also shares this thoughts on why Chelsea may be keen on Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
We also dive into Arsenal's impressive start, Manchester City's ruthlessness and whether Dean Henderson could force his way into England reckoning.
Darren and Vicky are joined by Dharmesh Sheth to discuss the opening Saturday of the Premier League season and what Manchester United could - or should - do with an unhappy Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Athletic's James Pearce joins to discuss Liverpool's draw at Fulham and Standard Sport's Nizaar Kinsella runs through what Thomas Tuchel will take away from Chelsea's win at Everton.
We also sent Vicky to Manchester this week for an exclusive chat with Manchester United captain Harry Maguire and we react to the news that Premier League players will not take a knee ahead of matches this season.
For the final episode of the season, Vicky and Darren are joined by Andrew Cole to discuss Liverpool's FA Cup success, Erling Haaland's forthcoming move to Manchester City and what will happen with Cristiano Ronaldo following Manchester United's disappointing season.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Hayden Mullins to reflect on Liverpool's draw against Tottenham, which leaves the door open for Man City to go three points clear at the top of the Premier League whilst also giving Tottenham a crucial point in the race for the top four. They also discuss Brighton's demolition of a dismal Manchester United, who officially finish this Premier League season with their worst points tally ever.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Lee Hendrie to reflect on a weekend where Man City and Liverpool both recorded wins as the title race tightens with four games to go. They also discuss who might join Norwich in heading to the Championship, with Everton facing a tough game against their manager Frank Lampard's former club Chelsea.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Ambrose to reflect on the news that Erik ten Hag has been appointed as the new manager of Manchester United, as their chances of Champions League football slips away with defeat at the Emirates. They also discuss the impact Erling Haaland might have should he sign for Man City, and they look ahead to the Merseyside Derby.
Vicky is joined by Darren Lewis and Hayden Mullins as they look back on a spectacular week for Mullins' former side West Ham and discuss Sean Dyche's sacking as Burnley manager. They also assess the race for the top four and Liverpool's chances of claiming an historic Quadruple.
Vicky is joined by Melissa Reddy and Clinton Morrison at the Etihad Stadium to look ahead to a huge clash at the top of the table between possibly the best two teams the Premier League has ever seen.
David Seaman joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Chelsea's potential buyers and Arsenal's drive towards a Champions League place. Also Tomas Soucek chats about West Ham's incredible Sevilla win.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Ambrose to reflect on Cristiano Ronaldo's stunning hat-trick against Tottenham, which saw him become the highest goalscorer of all time. They also discuss the dilemma facing Chelsea as yet more sanctions were placed on the club, leaving them in limbo and they also look at Mo Salah's future at Liverpool after it was revealed that contract talks had broken down between the two parties.
Tom White and Darren Lewis are joined by former Manchester United and Manchester City striker Andy Cole to look ahead to the huge clash between the two rivals. They reflect on Liverpool's narrow win over West Ham and discuss Chelsea's possibilities after Roman Abramovich put the club up for sale.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison inside Wembley ahead of the Carabao Cup Final between Chelsea and Liverpool, as they preview the game in what is the first English cup final between two German managers. They also reflect on Marcelo Bielsa's sacking by Leeds and there's an extended interview with David Moyes.
Tom White and Darren Lewis are joined by former Newcastle midfielder Darren Ambrose to reflect on a Harry Kane masterclass, as his late winner against Man City blew the title race wide open. They also discuss what has gone wrong with Romelu Lukaku, after he recorded the fewest touches in a PL match, and they look at the fight to avoid relegation.
Tom White and Darren Lewis are joined by England legend David Seaman to reflect on Manchester City's convincing win over Norwich to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to 12 points, and Frank Lampard's first PL win since taking over at Everton. They also discuss Leicester's recent struggles after an interview with Brendan Rodgers, as well as the Kurt Zouma issues at West Ham.
Vicky and Darren discuss Southampton's excellent display against Manchester City, as their long winning run finally came to and end to give a little bit of hope to Liverpool in the title race. They also reflect on Newcastle's vital win over Leeds, and Man United's last gasp winner over top four over top four rival West Ham.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Andy Cole to reflect on Manchester City's 1-0 victory over Chelsea, to give Pep Guardiola's side a 13 point lead at the top of the Premier League. They also discuss Rafa Benitez's future at Everton, after it was reported the board are holding emergency talks about his role, whilst the COVID chaos continues after the North London Derby was postponed.
Tom White is joined by Darren Lewis and Kevin Campbell to discuss Romelu Lukaku's controversial interview in Italy, and whether or not Thomas Tuchel made the right call to drop him from the squad for Chelsea's crunch match against Liverpool. They also discuss Manchester City's late victory over Arsenal and what can be done to improve the quality of officiating in the Premier League.
Julian Warren is joined by Darren Lewis and Lianne Sanderson to reflect on a Saturday fixture list ravaged by COVID, with Arsenal thrashing Leeds the only result from a scheduled six games. They also discuss Arsenal's top four hopes, the title race between Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea and look at how the new COVID variant could affect football going forward.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Ambrose to look back on a controversial day of Premier League action, which saw controversial penalties decide four matches on Saturday, as Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea all win. Ralf Rangnick maintains his 100% start with Manchester United after victory over Norwich, and Reading shock Chelsea in the WSL.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Michael Brown to reflect on an intriguing day of Premier League football as there were three different leaders at the top of the league after Chelsea lost to West Ham, Liverpool left it late against Wolves and Man City brushed Watford aside. They also look ahead to what is in store for Manchester United where Ralf Rangnick takes charge of his first game.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Andy Cole to reflect back on Liverpool's thrashing of Southampton and Steven Gerrard's good start as manager of Aston Villa. They also look ahead to Chelsea v Man Utd and discuss who may take permanent charge at Old Trafford at the end of the season.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Ambrose to get all the reaction to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer being sacked as Manchester United manager after a run of five losses in seven Premier League games.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Kevin Campbell to look at another bruising defeat for Manchester United, this time at the hands of their bitter rivals Man City and what needs to change to get Ole's men back on track. They also look ahead to the jobs that both Antonio Conte and Eddie Howe have ahead of them at their new clubs - and reflect on Daniel Farke's sacking by Norwich.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Jamie O'Hara to look back on an intriguing weekend of Premier League action, which saw Man City lose at home to Crystal Palace and Liverpool throw away a two goal lead against Brighton at Anfield. Meanwhile, Chelsea beat Newcastle convincingly, and Man United bounced back from a horror show against Liverpool, beating Tottenham 3-0, relieving pressure on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, whilst piling it on Nuno.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Andy Cole to reflect on a massive win for Chelsea over struggling Norwich and a convincing win for Man City over Brighton at the AMEX. Also, Man United against Liverpool is previewed, as the biggest game in world football takes centre stage.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Ambrose to discuss the new dawn at St James' Park as Newcastle's Saudi Arabian owners finally get the deal done. Also, Man United's record away unbeaten run finally ends at Leicester, Chelsea scrape past Brentford thanks to some Edouard Mendy heroics - and is Mo Salah the best player in the world?
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darius Vassell to preview a huge clash between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield in what could prove to be a crucial match in the title race. Also, Man United dropping points at home to Everton is discussed as well as Chelsea's unconvincing win over Southampton, whilst the WSL is looked at with Shebahn Aherne.
Hayley McQueen and Darren Lewis are joined by David Seaman to look ahead to the North London Derby as both sides look to kickstart their seasons. Also, Manchester City lay down a marker to the rest of the Premier League with victory over Chelsea, Man United lose to Aston Villa after a late Bruno Fernandes penalty miss, and Liverpool and Brentford share the spoils in a six goal thriller.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Jamie O'Hara for a very special Sunday Supplement podcast, brought to you from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ahead of the first major net carbon zero football match. In the show, tributes are paid to one of England and Tottenham's greatest players, Jimmy Greaves, who passed away at the age of 81. Also, Thomas Tuchel discusses Lukaku's impact, the weekend's football is reviewed and tips on how you can reduce your carbon footprint...
Vicky and Darren are joined by Ryan Taylor to discuss Ronaldo's fairytale return to Old Trafford, and Lukaku's immediate impact at Chelsea, as both summer signings bag braces on their returns to their former clubs. Also, the WSL is previewed ahead of a bumper day of matches, and Vicky sits down with Jurgen Klopp to discuss the recent transfer window.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Kevin Campbell to discuss Cristiano Ronaldo's sensation return to Manchester United in a shock transfer twist. Also on the show, Liverpool's draw with 10 man Chelsea and Manchester City's thumping of bottom of the league Arsenal are reflected on.
Vicky and Darren are joined by David Seaman to look at Aaron Ramsdale's big money move to Arsenal and what this season has in store for the Gunners. Also, Man City's thumping of Norwich is discussed as well as Liverpool's win over Burnley in front of a sold out Anfield - whilst there is an extended interview with Thomas Tuchel who talks about what it was like succeeding Chelsea legend, Frank Lampard.
Tom White is joined by Darren Lewis for the first Sunday Supplement podcast of the new season, where they reflect on a big win for Manchester Untied over Leeds at a packed Old Trafford, and comfortable 3-0 wins for other title favourites Liverpool and Chelsea. There is an extended interview with Pep Guardiola looking ahead to the new season, and the studio discuss where Harry Kane's future lies with just over two weeks left of the transfer window.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Gabby Agbonlahor for the final podcast of the season to preview a huge day in the race for the Champions League. They also reflect back on Roy Hodgson's illustrious career and look at the potential options for Harry Kane if he is to leave Tottenham at the end of the season.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to reflect on a momentous day for Leicester City who beat Chelsea to win the FA Cup for the first time ever. The Women's Champions League final is also previewed, where Chelsea's women look to win the quadruple against Barcelona, whilst Kris Boyd joins from Glasgow to discuss Rangers' unbeaten season.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Ryan Taylor to look at an eventful game between Champions League finalists Manchester City and Chelsea, who snatched a late winner to delay City's PL title coronation. The race for the top four tightens after Leicester leave the door open following a heavy defeat to Newcastle, and a dramatic final day in the WSL is previewed.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Andy Cole to get the inside track on the biggest game in English football - Manchester United against Liverpool. They also discuss the potential takeover of Arsenal by Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek, whilst Manchester City close in on a fifth Premier League title.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morisson to reflect on a frenetic week in football with the rise and fall of the European Super League in the space of a week and also look at why English football has taken the stand to come off social media and the impact that will have on tackling online abuse. They also look ahead to the Carabao Cup Final where Ryan Mason will lead his boyhood Spurs out against Man City as they look to win their first trophy for more than a decade.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Lianne Sanderson to reflect on Chelsea's FA Cup victory over Man City, ending Guardiola's side's hope of an historic quadruple, whilst Newcastle survive a scare against 10 man West Ham to improve their bid of staying in the PL. Also, after Harry Kane's injury late on against Everton, they discuss his chances of being fit for the Carabao Cup final next week, and this summer's Euros.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Gabby Agbonlahor to discuss the possibility of Harry Kane leaving Tottenham at the end of the season after it was reported that he would ask to leave if his boyhood club didn't get Champions League football for next season. Trent Alexander Arnold's chances of going to the Euros are discussed after his resurgence in form, and Leeds snatch a late winner at the Etihad.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to look back at an emphatic win for Liverpool against Arsenal to bolster their claim to get into the top four after a disappointing title defence. They also discuss Man City's convincing win over Leicester, where Erling Haaland may end up in the summer and Vicky speaks to Dean Smith about his Aston Villa side.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Lianne Sanderson as they discuss a huge clash in the fight for respective European places between West Ham and Arsenal, whilst Tottenham look to end a disappointing week on a high in their match against Aston Villa. Ally McCoist joins from Celtic Park to preview an Old Firm game where Celtic can stop Rangers from going unbeaten
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to look ahead to a huge North London Derby as both sides look to make a push towards the European places, whilst Man United and West Ham is also previewed, as both of them hope to secure Champions League football for next season. Jess Creighton joins the show to look at this weekends Women's League Cup action.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Andy Cole to look ahead to a huge game at the top of the PL table in the Manchester Derby as he reflects on his illustrious career. Liverpool's shocking start to 2021 continues, and there is more VAR drama at Turf Moor as Arsenal are denied multiple penalties. Vicky also speaks to Pep Guardiola to find out the only part of management he doesn't enjoy
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to look ahead to a huge game in the race for the Champions League spots between Chelsea and Man United - who haven't lost on the road for more than a year. They also look at how Man City have been able to keep up their unrelenting form as well as the VAR controversy from the Hawthorns.
Tom White and Darren Lewis are joined by Darren Bent to look back at an historic Anfield victory for Everton, who beat Liverpool in their own back yard for the first time since 1999, as the champions suffer yet more injury troubles. They also analyse Thomas Tuchel's decision to sub off substitute Callum Hudson-Odoi and look ahead to Arsenal v Man City.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Gabby Agbonlahor to discuss where Liverpool's title defence has come unstuck after Jurgen Klopp concedes they can no longer win the title. Man City's unrelenting good form is discussed after the league leaders go seven points clear. There is also an extended interview with Mikel Arteta, and the WSL is previewed
Vicky and Darren are joined by Lianne Sanderson as they preview the potential title showdown between Liverpool and Man City with interviews from both Trent Alexander Arnold and Jurgen Klopp. Everton's last gasp draw against Man United at Old Trafford is looked at and there is more VAR controversy at Craven Cottage
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to discuss the recent surge in online hate towards footballers and what can be done to tackle the abhorrent abuse that they are subjected to on social media. Liverpool's defensive worries are worsened after both Fabinho and Joel Matip are injured, but will that lead to a deadline day acquisition? Man Utd also let a good chance to close the gap on the Man City slip away with another goalless game against a Top 6 side.
Vicky and Darren are joined by former England international Darren Bent to preview the biggest PL game of the season so far between Liverpool and Man Utd - who could go six points clear with a victory at Anfield. Also discussed are the new COVID protocols regarding celebrating goals and looking at what the future holds for Mesut Ozil who's Arsenal nightmare looks set to come to an end.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Gabby Agbonlahor to discuss the flouting of rules by PL players and whether or not there should be a circuit breaker to stop the rise of cases in the league. Arsenal's youngsters get them into European contention and Man City v Chelsea is previewed.
Tom White and Darren are joined by Gabby Agbonlahor to discuss Arsenal's crucial victory over Chelsea which has led to question marks over the Blues' title credentials, whilst Jurgen Klopp speaks about Mo Salah's future and Dele Alli's future is in the limelight following more criticism from Jose Mourinho
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to discuss Liverpool's thrashing of Crystal Palace that ensure they are top of the tree at Christmas, Arsenal's potential relegation battle and there is an extended interview with Jose Mourinho. Mo Salah's Liverpool future is also discussed, after he is left on the bench following an interview with Spanish publication, AS.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Bent to look back at a drab Manchester derby, Chelsea's defeat at Goodison Park to Everton and to assess Paul Pogba's future after comments by him and his agent. Events in Paris from midweek are also discussed, as to whether the protocols in football regarding racism and leaving the pitch need to be changed.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Anton Ferdinand to talk about his new documentary Football, Racism and Me, whilst Troy Townsend from Kick it Out and The FA's Edleen John condemn the booing of players taking the knee at Millwall. The North London Derby is previewed with Mikel Arteta and Jose Mourinho, whilst they also look back at yet another come back and win on the road for Man Utd.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Bent to discuss Jurgen Klopp's post match comments following a controversial draw against Brighton and how to get the best out of Riyad Mahrez after his first Man City hat-trick. They also remember arguably the greatest footballer of all time, Diego Maradona, after he sadly passed away aged 60 earlier this week.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to discuss whether or not Tottenham can realistically win the league this season, Man Utd's first home win of the season and how Chelsea's new look defence has helped them record five wins in a row. Also, Carl Anka from The Athletic speaks about his new book that he is writing with man of the moment, Marcus Rashford.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Gabby Agbonlahor to preview a potential title decider Man City at the Etihad? They discuss another Man Utd victory away from home and Ademola Lookman's missed Panenka penalty. Vicky also speaks to Brendan Rodgers about Leicester's great start to the new season.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Bent to discuss Diogo Jota's impact on getting Liverpool back to the top of the Premier League, Chelsea's newfound defensive stability and Jose Mourinho's social media posts and the impact they may have on his players.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Clinton Morrison to discuss the overwhelming support for Marcus Rashford's free school meals campaign, more VAR drama and Carlo Ancelotti backs Jordan Pickford after the goalkeeper's rocky start to the season.
Vicky and Darren are joined by Gabby Agbonlahor to discuss a controversial Merseyside Derby, Manchester United's comeback victory over Newcastle, Southampton's last gasp draw against Chelsea and Roy Hodgson discusses the M23 Derby and Project Big Picture.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by Darren Lewis and Clinton Morrison to discuss Manchester United's move for Edinson Cavani and their efforts to sign Jadon Sancho, Leeds' thrilling draw with Manchester City and Dominic Calvert-Lewin's rise to England recognition
Vicky Gomersall is joined by Darren Lewis and Clinton Morrison to discuss all the biggest topics in the world of football; including Manchester United's controversial win over Brighton, Chelsea's 3-3 draw with West Brom, how the FA have handled racism in football and whether the handball rule needs to be more concise.
Vicky Gomersall is joined by Darren Lewis and Danny Mills to discuss Gareth Bale's sensational return to Tottenham, Manchester United's problems on and off the pitch, and Leeds' return to the Premier League
The TV show may be no more but the podcast continues! Vicky Gomersall is joined by Darren Lewis and Clinton Morrison to discuss the classic between Liverpool and Leeds, Arsenal's convincing start and West Ham's eventful week.
Clare Tomlinson is joined by the Mirror’s John Cross, the Daily Mail’s Raith Al-Samarrai and ESPN’s James Olley as they discuss the latest talking points from the football world including, the battle for the European places on the final day of the 2019/20 season. What the ramifications are for relegation from the top flight as well as debating what Leeds’ priorities should be ahead of their return to the Premier League.
Clare Tomlinson is joined by the Daily Mail’s Sami Mokbel, Rory Smith of the New York Times and Northwest football reporter Dominic King to discuss all the latest talking points from the world of football including, Arsenal’s masterclass performance against Manchester City, the Governments plans on allowing fans to return to sporting events and Leeds’ promotion back to the Premier League.
On this morning's Sunday Supplement the panel discussed Norwich's relegation from the Premier League, a look ahead to the North London Derby and how Jose has affected Spurs. As well as a look into the fixture draw for the Champions and Europa League.
Claire Tomlinson is joined this week by Simon Mullock, Melissa Reddy and Rob Harris as they discuss Manchester United's great run of form, the battle for Premier League survival and the financial trouble in the EFL, including Wigan Athletic entering administration.
Clare Tomlinson hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, as the game's leading journalists give their opinion on all the latest news.
Clare Tomlinson is joined by Darren Lewis from The Mirror, The Sun's Neil Custis and Martyn Ziegler from The Times to discuss all the latest talking points from the world of football.
On today's episode the panel discuss the current issues of racism within football and what the Premier League can do to help. They also discuss the return of football and the curtailment of Leagues One and Two.
Claire Tomlinson is joined by The Independent’s Miguel Delaney, Steve Bates from the People and the Daily Telegraph’s Matt Law to discuss the latest football headlines.
Geoff Shreeves is joined by The Times’ Matt Dickinson, Melissa Reddy from the Independent and the Daily Star’s Jeremy Cross to discuss the latest football headlines.
Geoff Shreeves is joined by Jason Burt of the Telegraph, Shaun Custis of the Sun and The Times'
Alyson Rudd to discuss the latest football headlines.
Geoff Shreeves is joined by Jonathan Northcroft from the Sunday Times, the Telegraph's Sam Wallace and Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail to discuss all the latest talking points from the world of football.
Geoff Shreeves is joined by Paul Hayward from the Telegraph, The Mirror's Andy Dunn and Mark Ogden of ESPN to discuss all the latest talking points from the world of football.
Joining Geoff Shreeves on this week's show is Oliver Holt from the Mail on Sunday; Matt Lawton of The Times and Darren Lewis of the Mirror.
Geoff Shreeves is joined by The Times' Henry Winter, John Cross from the Daily Mirror and Martin Samuel from the Daily Mail to discuss if the Premier League and Football League can safely finish the football season or whether voiding all results is inevitable with other leagues from around Europe announcing their plans. Plus, the charity work the players have undertaken with the #PlayersTogether initiative, an update on pay cuts for players at Premier League clubs and Newcastle's potential Saudi Arabian takeover.
Jacqui Oatley is with Henry Winter from The Times, Oliver Holt from the Mail on Sunday and Miguel Delaney from The Independent to give their opinion on all the latest news.
On this morning's Sunday Supplement Jacqui Oatley is joined by Martin Samuel, Alyson Rudd, Rob Harris & David Maddock as they discuss the ramifications of the Coronavirus on the football season, Jurgen Klopp's reaction to Liverpool's Champions League exit at the hands of Atletico Madrid and whether Phil Neville's position as England Lionesses's manager is under threat.
On this morning's Sunday Supplement Caroline Barker is joined by Paul Hayward, Andy Dunne & Rob Draper as they discuss Jose Mourniho’s criticism of Tanguy Ndombele’s performance against Burnley, the impact of Bruno Fernandes on Manchester Utd and whether Phil Neville's position as England Lionesses' manager is on the line.
On this morning's Sunday Supplement Jacqui Oatley is joined by Dominic King, John Percy & John Cross as they discuss Liverpool's shock defeat to Watford, the relegation battle and a look ahead to the Carabao Cup.
Jacqui Oatley is joined by Jonathan Northcroft of The Sunday Times, Darren Lewis of The Mirror and Jeremy Cross of the Daily Star for a discussion of all the major football stories.
Jacqui Oatley is joined this week by Martin Samuel, Mark Ogden and Melissa Reddy as they discuss Man City’s Champions League ban, Liverpool’s relentless march towards the Premier League title and look ahead to Manchester Utd’s clash with Chelsea on Monday.
Jacqui Oatley is joined this week by Jason Burt, Rob Draper and Steve Bates as they discuss Pep Guardiola's future at Manchester City, Everton's resurgence under Carlo Ancelotti and whether the Premier League's first winter break will be a success.
Geoff Shreeves is joined by Henry Winter of The Times, Craig Hope of the Daily Mail and Mike McGrath of the Telegraph to discuss the latest news from the world of football.
Jacqui Oatley is joined by Matt Law, Matt Dickinson and Jonathan Liew as they discuss the latest football news, including who his to blame for Manchester United's current woes and Gareth Southgate's latest injury worries.
Jacqui Oatley is joined by Sam Wallace, Neil Custis and Rob Harris as they discuss the current gap between Liverpool and Manchester United, Jose Mourinho's start to life at Tottenham Hotspur, the race for promotion in the Championship and more!
Neil Ashton presents his final ever Sunday Supplement and is joined by Andy Dunn of The Mirror, The Sunday Times’ Jonathan Northcroft and Ian Ladyman from The Daily Mail as they reflect on Liverpool’s record breaking run, Spurs’ sluggish performance against the league leaders as well as discussing Manchester United’s contrasting week which saw them outclassed by rivals Manchester City in the League Cup to then thrashing Norwich in the Premier League.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jason Burt, Darren Lewis and Dominic King for the first Sunday Supplement of the decade. They debate and discuss a whole host of topics, including whether the FA Cup has lost its magic, will Paul Pogba remain at Man Utd and would Leicester swap James Maddison for Jesse Lingard and £45 million?
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel, Oliver Holt and John Cross for the final Sunday Supplement of 2019. They debate and discuss a whole host of topics, including Manuel Pellegrini's sacking at West Ham, Carlo Ancelotti's great start to life at Everton and what's next for Pep Guardiola?
Neil Ashton is joined on Sunday Supplement this week by Paul McCarthy, Patrick Barclay and John Richardson as they discuss a whole host of topics in the football world. Including, a tribute to England’s 1966 World Cup winner Martin Peters, reaction to Liverpool's Club World Cup win and what challenges face Mikel Arteta at Arsenal.
Neil Ashton is joined on Sunday Supplement this week by Melissa Reddy, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dickinson as they discuss a whole host of topics in the football world. Including, Liverpool's fixture pile-up, Manchester United's academy heroics and Pep Guardiola's future at Manchester City.
Neil Ashton is joined by Andy Dunn of The Mirror, Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail and James Ducker of The Telegraph. The topics of discussion this week: Manchester United’s victory over neighbours City and the racism storm that has overshadowed it, and the differing starts for two caretaker bosses: Duncan Ferguson and Freddie Ljungberg.
On this weeks Sunday Supplement, Neil Ashton is joined by Shaun Custis, Head of Sport for The Sun, Senior Football Writer for ESPN, Mark Ogden and Matt Law, Football News Correspondent for The Telegraph. They discuss who will replace Unai Emery as Arsenal manager, Liverpool's lead at the top, Jose's winning ways and England's pressure to perform at the Euro's.
Neil Ashton is joined by Steve Bates, Martin Samuel and Paul Hayward as the panel discuss Tottenham Hotspur's new appointment in Jose Mourinho, the pressures on Marco Silva, Quique Sánchez Flores, Unai Emery and Manuel Pellegrini.
Jacqui Oatley is joined by The Mail on Sunday's Oliver Holt, Darren Lewis of the Mirror and The Sunday Times' Jonathan Northcroft for a discussion of the big football stories.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by Henry Winter of The Times, Rob Draper from The Mail on Sunday and The Guardian’s Jonathan Liew to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by Mike McGrath of The Sun, John Cross from The Mirror and The Telegraph’s Jason Burt to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by Sam Wallace of The Telegraph, Charlie Wyatt of The Sun and Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Football Correspondent for ESPN, Melissa Reddy, The Telegraph’s James Ducker and the Chief Sports Writer for The Mirror, Andy Dunn, for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Rob Harris, Shaun Custis and Dave Maddock to discuss a host of topics including whether England are ready to win the Euros, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s backing from the club’s board and Liverpool’s upcoming fixture with Manchester United.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dunn from the Express, Craig Hope of the Daily Mail and Neil Custis from the Sun. On this week's show they discuss whose to blame for the problems at Tottenham, is there any hope for United and Ole and discuss Liverpool's winning ways.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel from the Daily Mail, Steve Bates of the Sunday People and the Daily Mirror’s Darren Lewis to discuss this week's major football stories, including the controversy surrounding Bernardo Silva after his tweet to Benjamin Mendy and recent reports linking Tottenham with Gareth Southgate should Mauricio Pochettino decide to leave Spurs.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jonathan Northcroft, Jonathan Liew and Paul Hayward to discuss this week's major football stories, including Manchester City’s thrashing of Watford and more controversy surrounding VAR.
Neil Ashton is joined by Natalie Gedra, Jason Burt and Miguel Delaney to discuss this week's major football stories, including Liverpool's impressive performance against Newcastle and Norwich's shock win against Manchester City.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dickinson, Jeremy Cross and Rob Draper to discuss all the big topics from the week in football, including England's comfortable win over Bulgaria in their Euro 2020 qualifier, Watford's sacking of Javi Gracia and the controversial serialisation of Michael Owen's autobiography.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel, Simon Mullock and Matt Law to discuss all the big topics from the week in football, including Sunday's North London derby and Bury's expulsion from the Football League. As well as, England's latest squad and the controversy around VAR after incidents at Selhurst Park and the King Power Stadium.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Henry Winter of The Times, Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday and Melissa Reddy of ESPN for a discussion of the latest football news.
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Pickford won praise and England’s next steps are examined in the Nations League Supplement podcast featuring host Neil Ashton, The Mirror’s Andy Dunn and The Express’ Matt Dunn.
England’s errors, solutions to fan trouble and the futures of Hazard and Eriksen discussed on the Nations League Supplement podcast, hosted by Neil Ashton with The Mirror’s John Cross and The Telegraph’s Matt Law.
Neil Ashton is joined by The Times' Henry Winter and The Independent's Jack Pitt-Brooke to reflect on the Champions League final, England's Nations League final chances, the future of Matthijs De Ligt and much more...
Neil Ashton is joined by Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday, James Ducker of The Telegraph and Darren Lewis of the Mirror for a discussion of the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times and Steve Bates of the Sunday People for a discussion of the latest football stories.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined this week by Dom King, Shaun Custis and Vaishali Bhardwaj as they discuss this week's hottest topics in the football world. Including the now questionable appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Manchester United, the best title race in Premier League history, Bolton's big mess and whether Montenegro's punishment for racist abuse was fair from UEFA.
Neil Ashton is with Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Henry Winter of The Times and Sam Wallace of The Telegraph for a discussion of the big football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dickinson, Chief Sports Writer for the Times, Matt Law, Football News Correspondent from the Telegraph and David Maddock, Northern Football Correspondent from The Mirror, to discuss the latest footballing topics including the title run in, whether Chelsea could benefit from selling Eden Hazard and Manchester Utd's chances at the Camp Nou.
Neil Ashton is joined by Andy Dunn of the Daily Mirror, Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail and Mike McGrath of The Sun to discuss and debate the latest football news, including the title race, racism in football and the unveiling of Tottenham's new stadium.
Neil Ashton is joined by the Telegraph's Jason Burt, Alyson Rudd from the Times and the Mirror's John Cross to discuss the latest football news as the panel feel the hard work will start now for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after he was announced as Manchester United's full time manager. Sergio Aguero has now scored the same amount of goals as Thierry Henry did at Arsenal, the trio discuss whether he is the best Premier League striker ever. The Premier League launched their 'No Room for Racism' initiative this week but what is the appropriate punishment for racist abuse?
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Steve Bates of the Sunday People and Jonathan Liew of The Independent to discuss all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Kay from The Times, Jeremy Cross from the Daily Star and Vaishali Bhardwaj from the Evening Standard to discuss Manchester City’s lucky escape at Swansea in the FA Cup, whether appointing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would be the right move by Manchester Utd and the news that FIFA are looking to expand the 2022 World Cup in Qatar to 48 teams.
Jonathan Northcroft, Rory Smith and Rob Draper join Neil Ashton on this week's Sunday Supplement to discuss Tottenham's torrid Premier League form, the equal pay debate for men and women in football and Darren Moore's surprise sacking at West Bromwich Albion.
Neil Ashton is joined by Sam Wallace of the Telegraph, Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail and Melissa Reddy of Joe.co.uk for a discussion of all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is with The Sun’s Shaun Custis, Andy Dunn of the Sunday Mirror and Oli Holt of the Mail on Sunday for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is with Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, John Cross of the Daily Mirror and Miguel Delaney of The Independent for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Neil Custis, Jason Burt and Jack Pitt-Brooke to give their opinion on all the latest football news and stories, including Manchester City's match with Chelsea and why the pressure is still on Liverpool, Manchester United's incredible run and Everton's struggles under Marco Silva.
Neil Ashton is joined by Steve Bates of The Sunday People, Matt Law of The Telegraph and Alyson Rudd of The Times for a discussion on all the football latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Andy Dunn of the Daily Mirror, Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times and Sami Mokbel of the Daily Mail for a discussion of the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Henry Winter of The Times and Shaun Custis of The Sun for a discussion of the latest football news and major stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dickinson of The Times, Dominic Fifield of the Guardian and Charlie Wyett of The Sun for a discussion of the latest football news and major stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday, Jonathan Liew of The Independent and James Ducker of The Telegraph for a discussion of the latest football stories.
Neil Ashton is with Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Simon Mullock of the Sunday Mirror and Raphael Honigstein of ESPN and Der Spiegel to discuss all the latest news from the world of football, including whether Liverpool's demolition of Arsenal means they are now favourites for the title, whether Pep Guardiola is now under pressure at Manchester City, and what 2019 will bring for football fans.
Neil Ashton is joined by Patrick Barclay, Paul McCarthy and Ian McGarry for a Sunday Supplement legend’s special to discuss the various headlines from the past week in the football world including Ole Gunnar Solksjaer’s flying start to his tenure at Manchester United as they beat Cardiff 5-1. Andros Townsend’s stunning strike at the Etihad helped Crystal Palace to an unlikely victory against Manchester City which has now extended Liverpool’s lead at the top of the table but how crucial will it prove to be? The panel also debate where Jose Mourinho’s next destination could be.
Neil Ashton is with John Cross of The Mirror, Rodney Hinds of The Voice, Oliver Kay of The Times and Neil Custis of The Sun for a discussion of all the major football stories, including a look at how powerful Raheem Sterling's actions have been in the past week and a preview of the massive clash at Anfield between Liverpool and Manchester United.
Neil Ashton is joined by Andy Dunn of the Daily Mirror, Jason Burt of the Telegraph and Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times for a discussion of all the latest news from football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Henry Winter of The Times, Shaun Custis of The Sun and Adam Crafton of the Daily Mail for a discussion of all the latest news from around the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday, The Telegraph’s Matt Law and the Daily Star’s Jeremy Cross to discuss the latest talking points from the world of football including Tottenham’s terrific display against Chelsea and Mauricio Pochettino’s claim that Spurs will get even better. The panel also discuss Jose Mourinho’s statement that changes are needed at Manchester United after another dismal performance at Old Trafford as well as reflecting on the Southampton fans chanting that Mark Hughes will be sacked in the morning.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Natalie Gedra from ESPN Brazil and James Olley from The Evening Standard for a discussion of the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Steve Bates of The Sunday People, Jack Pitt-Brooke of The Independent and Alyson Rudd of The Times for a discussion of all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is with leading young sports journalists Adam Crafton of the Daily Mail, Melissa Reddy from JOE and Mike McGrath from The Sun for a discussion of the latest football news. Topics including, Leicester's first match since the tragic passing of their chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, Wayne Rooney's return to the England squad and what effect a European Super League would have on the domestic leagues.
Neil Ashton is joined by John Cross of the Daily Mirror, Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail and Vaishali Bhardwaj of the Evening Standard for a discussion of all the latest news from football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Sam Wallace of The Telegraph and Rory Smith of the New York Times to discuss all the latest news from football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Shaun Custis and Neil Custis of The Sun, as well as Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday for a discussion of the latest news from around the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Andy Dunn of The Mirror, Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times and Jonathan Liew of The Independent to talk Jose Mourinho's future, Jurgen Klopp building for success at Liverpool and whether Daniel Sturridge warrants a place in the England squad.
Neil Ashton is joined by the Daily Express’ Matt Dunn, Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday and The Guardian’s Dominic Fifield to discuss the latest talking points from the world of football including whether the end is near for Jose Mourinho and Manchester United. Chelsea and Liverpool couldn’t be separated on Saturday after their draw but are the Blues genuine title contenders after they maintained their unbeaten start? And after reports that Peter Kenyon and an American consortium are planning to buy Newcastle, we ask what the future will hold for Newcastle after a difficult start to the Premier League?
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dickinson of The Times, Jason Burt of The Telegraph and Charlie Wyett of The Sun for a discussion of all the latest football stories.
This week on the Sunday Supplement, Neil Ashton will be joined by Matt Law from The Telegraph; Dominic King of the Daily Mail and Premier League Reporter for ESPN Brazil, Natalie Gedra.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Darren Lewis of the Daily Mirror and Sid Lowe of The Guardian for a discussion of all the latest news from the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday, Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times and John Cross of The Mirror for a discussion of the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Andy Dunn, Alyson Rudd and Neil Custis to give their opinion on all the latest football news, including topics involving Mesut Ozil, Chelsea, Jose Mourinho, VAR and more.
Neil Ashton is joined by Henry Winter of The Times, Shaun Custis of The Sun and Steve Bates of the Sunday People for a discussion of all the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Sam Wallace of The Telegraph and Vaishali Bhardwaj of the Evening Standard for a discussion of all the latest news from football.
Neil Ashton is with Matt Dickinson of The Times, Jason Burt of The Telegraph and journalist Raphael Honigstein to discuss the latest news with the start of the Premier League only a week away.
Neil Ashton is joined by the Telegraph's Chief Football Correspondent Jason Burt and Matt Dunn of the Daily Express to look back on France's 4-2 win over Croatia in the World Cup final in Moscow as well as their memories of Russia 2018 as a whole.
Neil Ashton is joined by Henry Winter, chief football writer for The Times, and Andy Dunn, The Mirror's chief sports writer, to look back on England's World Cup third place playoff defeat to Roberto Martinez's Belgium.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dickinson, the chief sports writer of the Times, and Jeremy Cross, the chief sports writer of the Daily Star, to dissect England's World Cup semi-final defeat to Croatia. The panel sat down just a few hours after the final whistle to reflect on the painful loss and the positives Gareth Southgate and his squad can take from their campaign in Russia.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Law of The Telegraph and Charlie Wyett of The Sun in the media centre in Samara for reaction to England's quarter-final win over Sweden. Can Gareth Southgate and the players now go all the way?
Neil Ashton is joined by John Cross, chief football writer at the Mirror, and Jonathan Northcroft from the Sunday Times for episode five of the World Cup Supplement to analyse England’s last-16 dramatic penalty shoot out win over Colombia and look ahead to the quarter-final with Sweden.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dickinson, chief sports writer at the Times, and Guardian football writer Dominic Fifield to analyse England's defeat to Belgium and look ahead to their last-16 tie with Colombia. The panel also discuss the major talking points from the World Cup and which teams are favourites for the title after the group stage.
Neil Ashton is joined by The Telegraph's Chief Football Correspondent Jason Burt and the Daily Mail's Chief Sports Reporter Matt Lawton in Nizhny Novgorod to reflect on England's incredible 6-1 victory over Panama, Harry Kane's hat-trick and what changes Gareth Southgate might make for the final group game against Russia. They also debate the role of the media and their relationships with the England squad.
Neil Ashton is joined by The Times' chief football writer Henry Winter and The Mirror's chief sports writer Andy Dunn for the second episode of World Cup Supplement. The trio look back at England's win over Tunisia, discuss the players who impressed and the ones who need to step up and what boss Gareth Southgate will have learnt from the encounter. The panel also look ahead to England's next match with Panama, reflect on what it's been like covering England from their training base in Repino and their highlights of the World Cup so far.
Neil Ashton is joined by The Mirror's chief football writer John Cross and The Independent's chief sports writer Jonathan Liew for the first episode of World Cup Supplement. The trio discuss the big talking points ahead of Russia 2018, including how England are shaping up for the tournament, the off-field stories which have made headlines and which of the favourites are best placed to lift the trophy. The panel also pick out their players to watch at the World Cup - and give their predictions for England.
Neil Ashton is joined by The Times’ Henry Winter, Oliver Holt from the Mail on Sunday and The Sun’s Shaun Custis to discuss the latest news from the football world including Antonio Conte’s warning to the Chelsea board that he won’t change as speculation around his position continues to rumble on, the panel discuss the front runners for the various managerial positions that are now available and after Gareth Southgate named his squad for the World Cup in Russia, the guests predict how far England will go this summer.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Sam Wallace of The Telegraph and Neil Custis from The Sun to give their opinion on all the latest football news, including the final day of the Premier League season, Wayne Rooney's MLS rumours and who will be on the plane for England at the 2018 World Cup.
Neil Ashton is with Steve Bates of The Sunday People, Darren Lewis from The Mirror and Jonathan Northcoft from The Sunday Times for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Andy Dunn of The Mirror, Alyson Rudd of The Times and Matt Law of the Daily Telegraph to discuss all the latest news from around the world of football.
Neil Ashton is with Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Jason Burt of The Daily Telegraph and Rory Smith from the New York Times to discuss Arsene Wenger's tenure at Arsenal and who will step into his shoes, plus might Mauricio Pochettino be looking to leave Tottenham?
Neil Ashton is joined by The Sun’s Shaun Custis, The Independent’s Jonathan Liew and Matt Dickinson of The Times to discuss he week's major football stories, including Manchester City’s win at Spurs to put them back on track for the title, Gianluigi Buffon’s criticism of Michael Oliver after Juventus’ controversial elimination from the Champions League and Wolves’ long-awaited promotion back to the Premier League.
Neil Ashton is with Sam Wallace of The Telegraph, Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday and Simon Mullock of the Daily Mirror for a discussion on the week's major football stories, including an incredible game at the Etihad Stadium, where West Brom go after Alan Pardew and a tribute to Ray Wilkins.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Holt from the Daily Mirror, Oliver Kay from The Times and Neil Custis from The Sun for a discussion on all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Gabriele Marcotti of The Times and ESPN FC, and Sky Sports' Guillem Balague for a discussion of the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is with Andy Dunn of the Daily Mirror, Matt Dunn of the Daily Express and Stuart James from The Guardian for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Sam Wallace of the Telegraph, Jeremy Cross of the Daily Star and John Cross of the Mirror to discuss the distressing scenes at the London Stadium, Manchester United's win over rivals Liverpool, and with players not making first teams or being out of form, who will make Gareth Southgate's World Cup squad.
Neil Ashton is joined by the Mail on Sunday’s Oliver Holt, the Independent’s Jack Pitt-Brooke and Matt Law of the Daily Telegraph to discuss the turmoil surrounding Arsene Wenger and the candidates who could replace the Arsenal manager, whether VAR is ready for the Premier League as well as the pressure that is building on Alan Pardew, Big Sam and David Moyes after all three suffered defeats on Saturday.
Neil Ashton is joined at Wembley Stadium by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Henry Winter from The Times and Andy Dunn from the Mirror for a discussion on the week's major stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jason Burt of the Telegraph, Jonathan Northcroft of The Times and Simon Mullock of The Sunday Mirror for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Sam Wallace of the Telegraph, John Cross of the Daily Mirror and Jonathan Liew of The Independent for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Sam Wallace of the Telegraph, John Cross of the Daily Mirror and Jonathan Liew of The Independent for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Rob Draper of the Mail On Sunday, Matt Dickinson of The Times and Vaishali Bhardwaj of the Evening Standard for a discussion of the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday, Neil Custis of The Sun and Matt Dunn of the Daily Express for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by The Guardian’s Dominic Fifield, The Sunday Times’ Jonathan Northcroft and The Sun’s Charlie Wyett for a discussion of all the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton welcomes back Henry Winter of The Times. They are also joined by Shaun Custis of The Sun and Andy Dunn of The Mirror for a discussion of all the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton is with Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Jason Burt of the Telegraph and Darren Lewis of the Mirror for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Paddy Barclay, Harry Harris and Steve Curry for a discussion of all the latest news from the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Kay of The Times, Steve Bates of The Sunday People and Neil Custis of The Sun to give their opinion on all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday, Alyson Rudd of The Times and Matt Law of the Daily Telegraph to discuss all the latest news from the world of football.
Geoff Shreeves is with Andy Dunn of the Mirror, Jonathan Northcroft of The Sunday Times and James Ducker of the Telegraph for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Shaun Custis from the Sun, Matt Dickinson from the Times and the Guardian's Dominic Fifield to discuss whether the Rainbow laces campaign is working in sport, whether anyone can catch Man City after Spurs slipped up and who England will want to avoid in the World Cup draw.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, John Cross of the Daily Mirror and Matt Dunn of the Daily Express for a discussion of all the latest football news
Neil Ashton is joined by Sam Wallace of the Telegraph, Matt Lawton of the Daily Mail and Natalie Gedra of ESPN Brazil to give their opinion on all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jason Burt of The Telegraph, Miguel Delaney of The Independent and Dominic King of the Daily Mail for a discussion of the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times, Jeremy Cross of the Daily Star, and Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail for a discussion of all the week's major football news.
Neil Ashton is with Jonathan Liew of the Independent, Sami Mokbel of the Daily Mail, and Vaishali Bhardwaj of the Evening Standard for a next generation edition of the Sunday Supplement.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Neil Custis of The Sun and James Ducker of The Telegraph to give their opinion on all the latest news from the world of football.
Geoff Shreeves is joined by Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday, The Independent’s Jack Pitt-Brooke and Simon Mullock of the Sunday Mirror to discuss the latest talking points from the world of football including the negativity that surrounds England during their campaigns.
Neil Ashton is with Sam Wallace of The Telegraph, Shaun Custis of The Sun and Alyson Rudd of The Times for a discussion of the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dickinson of The Times, Paul Hayward of the Telegraph, and Steve Bates of the Sunday People for a discussion on the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Andy Dunn of the Mirror and Oliver Kay of The Times to discuss all of the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by John Cross of the Daily Mirror, Matt Law of The Telegraph, and Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday to discuss all of the major stories from the world of football.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories. This week Neil is joined by Charlie Wyett from The Sun, The Guardian's Dominic Fifield and Darren Lewis from The Mirror.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories. This week Neil is joined by The Sunday Times' Jonathan Northcroft, Jason Burt from The Telegraph and The Sun's Neil Custis.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dunn of the Daily Express, Chief Sports Writer at the Mail on Sunday, Oliver Holt and Oliver Kay of The Times to discuss the week's biggest football stories.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Andy Dunn of the Mirror, and Jeremy Cross of the Daily Star to discuss all the latest news from the world of football.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Steve Bates of the Sunday People, Jason Burt of the Telegraph and John Cross of the Daily Mirror to discuss the latest news from the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Rob Draper of The Mail on Sunday, Jeremy Wilson of The Telegraph, and Miguel Delaney of The Independent to discuss the latest news from the world of football.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Paul Hayward of The Daily Telegraph, Ian Ladyman of The Daily Mail and Neil Custis of The Sun for a discussion of the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Sam Wallace of The Telegraph, Shaun Custis of The Sun and Andy Dunn of The Mirror for a discussion of the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by the Daily Mail's Martin Samuel, The Times' Alyson Rudd and The Sun's Charlie Wyett to discuss all the talking points from the week's football stories.
Neil Ashton hosts a discussion on the week's major football stories, joined by leading football journalists to give their opinion on all the latest news.
Gary Neville joins Neil Ashton, Henry Winter, Oliver Holt and Martin Samuel to discuss all the latest news and talking points from the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Shaun Custis of The Sun, Sam Wallace of the Daily Telegraph and Andy Dunn of the Daily Mirror to give their opinion on all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jack Pitt-Brooke from The Independent, the Mail on Sunday's Oliver Holt and Neil Custis from The Sun to discuss all the main talking points from the past week.
Neil Ashton is joined by Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail, James Ducker of the Daily Telegraph and Matt Dickinson of The Times to look over all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Dunn of the Daily Express, Jeremy Wilson of the Daily Telegraph and Oliver Kay of The Times for a discussion of all the latest football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Sam Wallace of the Daily Telegraph and John Cross of the Daily Mirror to give their opinion on all the latest football news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times, Steve Bates of The People and Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday.
Neil Ashton is joined by Dominic Fifield of the Guardian, Anthony Kastrinakis of The Sun and Alyson Rudd of The Times for a discussion of the week's major football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Henry Winter of the Times, Andy Dunn of the Sunday Mirror and Shaun Custis of The Sun for a discussion of the latest football news and goals.
Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday, Jeremy Wilson of the Daily Telegraph and Stuart James of The Guardian for a discussion of the latest football news and goals.
Neil Ashton is joined by Dominic Fifield of The Guardian, Charlie Wyett of The Sun and The People's Steve Bates for a discussion of the latest football news and stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jason Burt of The Daily Telegraph, Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday and John Cross of the Daily Mirror to discuss the latest news from the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Matt Dickinson of The Times and Sam Wallace of the Daily Telegraph to discuss the latest news from the world of football.
Neil Ashton is joined by Matt Law of The Daily Telegraph, Jeremy Cross of the Daily Star and Oliver Kay of The Times to discuss the latest football stories and news.
Neil Ashton is joined by Neil Custis of The Sun, Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday and Martin Hardy of the Sunday Times for a discussion of the latest football stories and news.
The Sunday Supplement panel discuss all the latest football topics, including the upcoming Manchester Derby, Ross Barkley's omission from the England squad and money wasted in the transfer window.
The Sunday Supplement panel discuss all the latest football topics and issues, including Sam Allardyce's first England squad, new referee guidelines on grappling inside the penalty area, and Daniel Sturridge's future at Liverpool.
Neil Ashton is joined by Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times, Jason Burt of the Daily Telegraph and John Cross of the Daily Mirror for a discussion on the week's major football news
Neil Ashton is joined by Henry Winter of The Times, Andy Dunn of The Sunday Mirror and Shaun Custis of The Sun to discuss Joe Hart's future at Manchester City and the opening weekend of Premier League season.
Neil Ashton is joined by Martin Samuel of The Daily Mail, Steve Bates of The People and Sam Wallace of The Telegraph to discuss England's performance at Euro 2016 and the upcoming Premier League season.
Neil Ashton hosts the final Sunday Supplement of the season, joined by Henry Winter of The Times, Andy Dunn of the Sunday Mirror, and Shaun Custis of The Sun.
Neil Ashton is joined by Antony Kastrinakis of the Sun, Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail and Stuart James of the Guardian to round up and discuss the latest football stories.
Neil Ashton is joined by Steve Bates of The People, Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday and Jonathan Northcroft of the Sunday Times to round up and discuss the latest football stories.
Neil Ashton discusses the latest football stories and news with Oliver Holt of The Mail on Sunday, Paul Hayward of The Daily Telegraph and Neil Custis of The Sun.
Jason Burt from the Daily Telegraph, The Times' Matt Dickenson and The Guardian's Dominic Fifield are in the studio for a discussion of the latest football stories and news.
Sam Wallace of the Daily Telegraph, Martin Hardy of the Sunday Times, and Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail are in the studio for a discussion of the latest football stories and news.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with Charlie Wyett of The Sun, Steve Bates of The People, and Matt Dunn joining in the studio.
A discussion of the latest football stories. This week, with Alyson Rudd of The Times, Martin Lipton of The Sun and Patrick Barclay of the Evening Standard.
Neil Ashton runs through the latest football stories with The Sun's Neil Custis, The Mirror's John Cross and Jonathan Northcroft from the Sunday Times.
A discussion of the latest football stories. This week with Antony Kastrinakis of The Sun, Rob Draper of the Mail on Sunday and Jeremy Cross of the Daily Star.
Neil Ashton runs through the latest football stories with The Mail on Sunday's Oliver Holt, The Telegraph's Jeremy Wilson and Matt Dickinson from The Times.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with Shaun Custis from The Sun, Andy Dunn of the Sunday Mirror and Henry Winter from The Times.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, James Ducker of The Times, and Matt Law from the Daily Telegraph.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with Sam Wallace of the Daily Telegraph, Charlie Wyett of The Sun, and Mark Ogden of The Independent.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with John Dillon of the Evening Standard, Oliver Kay of The Times and the Daily Mail's Ian Ladyman.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with John Richardson of the Sunday Express, Dominic Fifield of The Guardian and John Cross of the Daily Mirror.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with Paul Hayward of The Telegraph, Martin Samuel of The Daily Mail, and Jonathan Northcroft of The Sunday Times.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with Steve Bates of The People, Neil Custis of The Sun, and Martin Hardy of The Independent.
A discussion of the latest football stories with Henry Winter of The Times, Jeremy Wilson of the Daily Telegraph and Shaun Custis of The Sun.
Neil Ashton is joined by the Daily Telegraph's Matt Law, the Sunday Mirror's Andy Dunn and Mail on Sunday's Rob Draper to discuss the main talking points from this weekend's Premier League matches.
Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, Alyson Rudd of The Times and Charlie Wyett of The Sun on Sunday gather to discuss the latest football stories.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with guests Oliver Holt from the Mail on Sunday, John Cross of the Daily Mirror and Sam Wallace of the Daily Telegraph.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by The Sun's Martin Lipton, the Evening Standard's Patrick Barclay and Sam Wallace from the Daily Telegraph.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by the Daily Telegraph's Jason Burt, the Sunday Express's John Richardson and John Dillon from the Evening Standard.
All the reaction and talking points from West Ham v West Brom and Norwich v Arsenal on Super Sunday.
A discussion of the latest football stories led by Neil Ashton. This week's panel consists of Henry Winter from The Times, The Sun's Shaun Custis and Andy Dunn of the Sunday Mirror.
A discussion of the latest football stories, this week with Paul Hayward of the Daily Telegraph, Martin Samuel at the Daily Mail and Steve Bates of the People.
A discussion of the latest football stories, with Matt Lawton of the Daily Mail, Jeremy Wilson of the Telegraph and Antony Kastrinakis of the Sun.
A discussion of the latest football stories. Each week, four of Fleet Street's most respected sports journalists will be in the studio to sift through the big talking points.
A discussion of the latest football stories. Each week, four of Fleet Street's most respected sports journalists will be in the studio to sift through the big talking points.
A discussion of the latest football stories. Each week, four of Fleet Street's most respected sports journalists will be in the studio to sift through the big talking points.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by The Sun's Neil Custis, The Telegraph's Sam Wallace and Martin Samuel from the Daily Mail.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by The Sun's Shaun Custis, The Times' Alyson Rudd and Patrick Barclay from The Independent and Evening Standard.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by John Dillon from the Evening Standard, the Sunday Times' Jonathan Northcroft and the Daily Star's Jeremy Cross.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Paul Hayward from the Daily Telegraph, The Sun's Antony Kastrinakis and Dominic Fifield of The Guardian.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Matt Law from the Daily Telegraph, the Mail on Sunday's Rob Draper and the Sunday Express's John Richardson.
The Sunday Supplement panel discuss Wayne Rooney's England career, the future of Saido Berahino at West Brom and question whether Manchester United have over paid for Anthony Martial.
The panel discuss Chelsea's terrible start to the season, Everton's ongoing saga with John Stones and Wayne Rooney's future at Manchester United.
A discussion of the latest football stories. Each week, four of Fleet Street's most respected sports journalists will be in the studio to sift through the big talking points.
A discussion of the latest football stories. Each week, four of Fleet Street's most respected sports journalists will be in the studio to sift through the big talking points.
George Gavin is joined by Andy Dunn from the Sunday Mirror, the Daily Telegraph's Henry Winter and The Sun's Shaun Custis to discuss the start of the new football season.
The Sunday Supplement panel discuss the weekend's Premier League action, Sam Allardyce's future and Steven Gerrard's Liverpool farewell.
The Sunday Supplement panel discuss the weekend's Premier League action, Sam Allardyce's future and Steven Gerrard's Liverpool farewell.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by the Daily Star's Jeremy Cross, the Mail on Sunday's Oliver Holt and Charlie Wyett from The Sun.
The Times' Oliver Kay, The Daily Mail's Ian Ladyman and John Dillon all join Neil Ashton on Sunday Supplement this weekend.
The Sun's Martin Lipton, the Daily Mirror's John Cross and Dominic Fifield from The Guardian all join Neil Ashton on Sunday Supplement this weekend.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Matt Law from the Daily Telegraph, Alyson Rudd from The Times and The Sun's Neil Custis.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Jeremy Wilson of the Daily Telegraph, John Richardson of the Sunday Express and the Sunday People's Steve Bates.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Henry Winter from the Daily Telegraph, the Sunday Mirror's Andy Dunn and The Sun's Shaun Custis.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Jonathan Northcroft of The Sunday Times, Matt Lawton from the Daily Mail and The Sun's Charlie Wyett.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by John Cross from the Daily Mirror, Daily Star's Jeremy Cross and Antony Kastrinakis from The Sun.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Martin Samuel from the Daily Mail, Oliver Kay of The Times and The London Evening Standard's Patrick Barclay.
Neil Ashton leads a Capital One Cup final special with Henry Winter from The Daily Telegraph, Mail on Sunday's Oliver Holt and The Independent's Sam Wallace.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Alyson Rudd from The Times, Jason Burt of the Sunday Telegraph and the Daily Mail's Ian Ladyman.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Dominic Fifield from The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph's Matt Law and sports journalist John Dillon.
The Sunday Supplement panel discuss several topics including the future of Jack Wilshere and the harming influence the loan system is having on clubs around the world.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's football news. He is joined by Paul Hayward of the Daily Telegraph, Steve Bates from The People and the Mail On Sunday's Rob Draper.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's biggest football news. He is joined by Henry Winter of the Daily Telegraph, Andy Dunn from the Sunday Mirror and The Sun's Shaun Custis.
Neil Ashton is joined by Patrick Barclay from The Independent and Evening Standard, Jason Burt of the Sunday Telegraph and The Sun's Martin Lipton to discuss the week's football news.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's big football news. He is joined by Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail, John Dillon from the Daily Express and The Sun's Neil Custis.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's big football news. He is joined by Jonathan Northcroft from the Sunday Times, the Daily Mirror's Oliver Holt and Sam Wallace of The Independent.
Neil Ashton leads a discussion of the week's biggest football news. He is joined by Henry Winter of the Daily Telegraph, Shaun Custis from The Sun and the Sunday Mirror's Andy Dunn.