Carl van Rosenvelt is in the hotseat with Chris McHardy for this episode.

Southampton's spygate is going to court - could they really be booted out of the Championship play-off.

Is Jannik Sinner the most dominant man in sports, right now? The stats say "yes".

More VAR controversy - when is there not? - but this time it's in the Scottish Premiership, and a lot is at stake for Celtic and Hearts. Sticking with football, the World Cup over in North America and Canada is getting a Super Bowl style halftime show featuring BTS, Madonna and more.

And there's a brief but fiery debate about who deserves the Premier League Manager of the Season award.

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Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for this latest episode featuring weird and wonderful stories from the world of sport.

The Spygate row between Southampton and Middlesbrough reaches new heights as the blame is pinned... on an intern.

There's another shaming of VAR as a technology in football, which sparks a bit of needle between the pair.

As Hearts and Celtic limber up for their head-to-head clash to decide the Scottish Premier League title, we look back at the rare occasions when this has happened before.

Eddie also delivers another transfer-themed quiz.

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Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy for this latest episode.

It's another packed show as Real Madrid punctuate proceedings with live rumours and reports involving Jose Mourinho and their president, Florentino Perez. Speaking of clubs in turmoil, we discuss Chelsea's future as they look to appoint Xabi Alonso as their next full-time manager.

The General Manager of Aronimink Golf Course in the USA, Andrew Whitelaw, calls to discuss the PGA Championship, which returns to the venue on May 14th. Sticking with golf, there's a well-deserved retelling of Yurav Premlall's recent record-breaking DP World Tour win.

We also have Sally Corander from Interact Healthy on the phone, talking about social impact through healthy schemes in the region.

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Chris Brown and Producer Nathan join Chris McHardy for a look back at all the biggest stories from the world of football.

We ask, should West Ham United's late equaliser have stood against Arsenal and is VAR salvageable as a tool for officials? There are also some curious suggestions to improve it.

There are a couple of stunning facts about Barcelona's latest La Liga triumph as they breeze past Real Madrid in El Clásico. There's also a discussion about Marcus Rashford's long-term future.

We head to Germany to toast a history-making win, look down the English pyramid to see gasp at Rochdale's dramatic end to the season and wonder whether Pep Guardiola is ready for one last ride at the Manchester City helm.

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Sean O'Shea joins Chris McHardy for a show of big-name guests from the Middle East's world of sport.

Al Kholood manager Des Buckingham joins the show ahead of his side's showdown in the Saudi King's Cup Final match with Al Hilal. The British manager gives us some superb insight into his unusual career path that has already taken him to New Zealand, India, back to the UK, and Saudi Arabia, where his side is punching well above its weight against the wealthier clubs.

Emirati golfer Rayan Ahmed is in the studio to talk about his history-making move to a US Division 1 College. And real-life explorer and ex-British Military man Ray Betts explains why he’s embarking on a unique solo mission across the Hajjar Mountains soon.

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Chris Brown joins Chris McHardy at Jumeirah Beach Hotel's Dhow & Anchor for another night of deep football analysis.

Arsenal steamrolled Fulham to set up a tense match for Manchester City as they travel to Everton on Monday night. Is it all back in the Gunners' hands?

Manchester United make it back into the Champions League with a dramatic win over Liverpool at Old Trafford. While Spurs leapfrog West Ham United to stay just outside of the relegation zone.

There's a look across to Saudi Arabia as Cristiano Ronaldo's quest for a first league title hits a bump in the road. And we ask the big question: Was Unai Emery right to play a weakened Aston Villa side in the Premier League as they pursue Europa League success?

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Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for a look at the stories you might've missed from the world of sport.

We look back at Arsenal's Champions League triumph, which sees them reach the final for the first time in 20 years. Wayne Rooney suggests their semi-final celebrations were a bit much - is he right?

There's all the build-up to PSG vs Bayern Munich, with questions about whether there will be another goalfest like the first leg.

Bryson DeChambeau says he's ready to focus on YouTube if LIV Golf does go under as expected.

And Eddie has another quiz for us.

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Carl van Rosenvelt and ex-Minardi and Red Bull F1 driver, Robert Doornbos join Chris McHardy for a motorsports love-in.

Don't worry, there's plenty more in the second half of the show, so if F1 isn't your bag, you're well catered to. Anyway...

There's the latest on Max Verstappen's future in F1, the rule changes that will be implemented at the Miami Grand Prix and a fascinating inside story about how a former World Champion was left with a rubber neck after practice.

Then it's off to the London Marathon as we marvel at record-breaker Sabastian Sawe's humble breakfast. We listen to a very angry Mikel Arteta following his Arsenal side's 1-1 draw away at Atletico Madrid.

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