Mind your step - there are banana skins everywhere! Manchester United face Leeds, Tottenham take on Coventry, and Arsenal and Liverpool have tricky assignments to navigate. These are the games where complacency can prove costly and reputations count for nothing. So, who cruises, who stumbles, and who suffers a shock?

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Another Manchester United defeat, another public fallout, and another day of damage control at Old Trafford. Lisandro Martinez has issued a statement after taking aim at the club’s hierarchy, insisting his comments came from frustration and a desire to win. But with no outright apology, reported dressing-room tensions and uncertainty over his future, United’s problems are piling up faster than their trophies. Here we go again!

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For Singapore’s Lions, a historic first Asian Cup appearance is on the horizon. But with security concerns mounting in Saudi Arabia, uncertainty now surrounds the tournament scheduled for January. What does this mean for the players preparing for their biggest continental challenge, and the fans hoping to see them make history? We hear from head coach Gavin Lee, captain Hariss Harun and Singapore football supporters.

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Manchester City’s financial-rule saga is casting a long shadow over the Premier League. With the club appealing the commission’s findings, are fans watching a title race with an asterisk? We examine whether the uncertainty is undermining competitive fairness and putting the league’s credibility at risk.

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Red Bull's Max Verstappen ruled the roost at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, completing a clean sweep - winning the Sprint Race on Saturday, clinching pole shortly after and then cashing in with a dominant display to win his FIRST race at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Also spotted at the night race was former Manchester United star Paul Pogba, who shared his thoughts on City's pending charges.

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What are the odds that we’d have two of the most significant sports events on the same day. At home, we’ve got the Singapore Grand Prix. In England, Manchester City have been found guilty of financial doping and must head to the Anfield cauldron of Liverpool. Who will prevail? Will haze ruin the GP race? Will Liverpool make Man City see red?

Fear not. Neil Humphreys and Zia-ul Raushan will give their sporting predictions for the weekend, with a little help from their friends in the studio.

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Lionel Messi got the farewell every football legend dreams of. Cristiano Ronaldo got embroiled in a very public fallout with his national team coach. While Messi celebrated an emotional final chapter in Buenos Aires, Ronaldo accused Jorge Jesus of an “absolute breach of trust”. For a player whose legacy is already undisputed, could this be an unnecessary blemish?

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Harry Kane is running out of records to break. Two more goals against Czechia took him to 91 for England, while his 125th cap moved him level with Peter Shilton. But the England captain isn’t done yet. With 50 goals for club and country in 2026 and the Ballon d’Or just weeks away, is Kane now England’s greatest ever...and will anyone stop him taking the crown?

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