Sunday Supplement

We begin discussing Manchester City, after reports claimed that the majority of the 115 charges against the club - for breaking Financial Fair Play rules - were found to have been proven. Man City deny all wrongdoing.

We then move to England’s 3-2 defeat to world champions Spain. Jack describes it as an entertaining game, highlighting Marc Guehi’s error while also praising the strong spells of play from Thomas Tuchel’s side.

Our attention then turns to Ireland, who are set to face Israel in the Nations League. Miguel discusses whether it is hypocritical for Ireland to play Israel given that they have previously played against Qatar and Afghanistan.

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Hannah Wilkes is joined by Dominic King, Martin Samuel and John Cross to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.

We kick off with Arsenal’s defeat at Brighton, breaking down how Fabian Hürzeler’s side dominated the game through an impressive out-of-possession structure and aggressive man-to-man press, culminating in a 3-0 victory with 40% possession.

We then turn to Tottenham, who scored their first two Premier League goals but lost 3-2 to Aston Villa, leaving them in the bottom three. Despite some encouraging football, Roberto De Zerbi admitted he was “disappointed, sad and frustrated” and revealed he didn’t speak to his players after the game. But is De Zerbi’s reputation beginning to come under scrutiny?

Finally, we turn to another divisive VAR decision as Everton’s Barry saw a header ruled out while leading Ipswich 1-0. Despite no complaints from the Ipswich players, VAR judged Brennan Johnson to have been interfering with play. Dominic King and John Cross disagree over whether the goal should have stood — but was VAR right to intervene?

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Charlotte Duncker of The Times, The Telegraph's Sam Dean and broadcaster Jacqui Oatley join Hannah Wilkes to go beyond the headlines in today's Sunday Supplement.

It's now four games without a win for Tottenham and so we start, again, with Spurs on Sunday Supplement! After their 0-0 draw with Everton, we dissect another disappointing evening in North London.

Meanwhile, Arsenal recorded another win, this time at Sunderland, with former Newcastle captain Bruno Guimarães amongst the goals. Can anyone stop the Gunners this season?

Are Chelsea too soft? A 2-2 draw against Hull prompted some interesting quotes from manager, Xabi Alonso, who thinks his side need to be 'competing better'. Is he right?

What does the men's Ballon d'Or say about the current state of the Premier League? We discuss an interesting piece from journalist Martin Samuel, who asks if the lack of Premier League stars amongst the nominees highlights a talent drain in the English top flight.

Plus, how are the papers looking ahead to Sunday's Manchester derby?

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Hannah Wilkes is joined by John Cross, James Olley and Jonathan Northcroft to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.

We kick off with Spurs’ difficult start to the season. Roberto De Zerbi’s side sit in the bottom three, having failed to score in their opening three games. But the biggest talking point is the VAR decision that ruled out Neco Williams’ goal — a decision that, had it stood, would have separated the two sides and condemned Spurs to a third consecutive defeat. John believes the referees got it wrong, so we ask: should there be a higher threshold for VAR intervention?

We then turn to Manchester City’s “ugly” 1-0 win over Coventry. But is Jonathan being too harsh with his assessment that it’s “just like Pep, but slower and far less decisive”?

Finally, we turn to a frantic summer transfer window and assess the new squad cost ratio rules. Are they leaving smaller clubs with no choice but to sell, sell, sell?

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The Daily Mail's Chief Football Reporter, Craig Hope, ESPN's Senior Writer, Mark Ogden, and The Sun's Chief Football Correspondent, Charlie Wyett, join Hannah Wilkes to look beyond the headlines as the second round of matches in the Premier League continue and the Transfer Window draws to a close.

We start with Tottenham's 2-0 defeat at home to Newcastle, as Spurs find themselves bottom of the Premier League despite spending £300m on new players over the summer. Both Craig and Charlie covered the match and we debate what's going wrong for Roberto de Zerbi.

Next to another side who have had a stuttering start, Liverpool, after their 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest. How worrying have their first two performances been, why is Florian Wirtz struggling and could Bradley Barcola be the player they need?

Switching sports to cricket, we then discuss England's dominant display against Pakistan with broadcaster Adam Collins, as Dan Lawrence impressed for the home side at Lord's.

Finally, returning to football, we discuss Everton and bring you some breaking news about the proposed sale of teenage midfielder Harrison Armstrong. Plus, we look ahead to Manchester United against Ipswich - which is live on Super Sunday from 4.30 - and ask if Michael Carrick has solved their midfield problems.

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Hannah Wilkes is joined by Miguel Delaney, Jacqui Oatley and Martin Samuel to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.

We kick off with Manchester United’s humbling 2-0 defeat to Hull. Jacqui believes it was the manner of the defeat that should concern United most, with questions being raised over Michael Carrick’s side lacking intensity and appearing underprepared. But is Martin right to suggest United simply weren’t willing to work hard enough?

We then turn to Spurs, who have spent big in the summer transfer market and enjoyed a full pre-season under Roberto De Zerbi — only to lose their opening game 3-0 to Brentford. Is Miguel right to describe the result as classically Spurs?

Then to the champions, who beat Coventry convincingly 3-0 on Friday. With a refreshed Saka and an even stronger squad available to rotate, are we likely to see Arteta take the handbrake off this season and unleash a more attacking Arsenal side?

Finally, we turn to Liverpool, who, following Curtis Jones’ departure, are without a homegrown player in their first team for the first time in 134 years. Miguel explores the importance of clubs staying connected to their communities, and whether there should be a greater emphasis on homegrown talent and giving academy players a pathway into the first team.

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Your Sunday Supplement podcast returns for the start of the Premier League season and we've a new host to welcome you back!

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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.