Former Premier League footballer Neil Taylor joins Chris McHardy to cover the weekend's football as Argentina and England advance to the World Cup semi-finals.

There's a look back at the unusual head-to-head between England boss Thomas Tuchel and two-goal hero Jude Bellingham. Has this needle come just at the right time to up their performances? Was Erling Haaland too tired for Norway?

Defending champions, Argentina will be England's opponent in the semi-finals. Are they too reliant on Leo Messi or can the GOAT go back-to-back? Switzerland had their chances but a moment of madness from Breel Embolo cost them - was it the right decision?

And would a 64-team World Cup be a welcome spectacle? If FIFA has its way, it's about to happen.

All this and much more on The Score.

Former Premier League footballer Neil Taylor joins Chris McHardy to cover the weekend's football as Argentina and England advance to the World Cup semi-finals.
There's a look back at the unusual head-to-head between England boss Thomas Tuchel and two-goal hero Jude Bellingham. Has this needle come just at the right time to up their performances? Was Erling Haaland too tired for Norway?
Defending champions, Argentina will be England's opponent in the semi-finals. Are they too reliant on Leo Messi or can the GOAT go back-to-back? Switzerland had their chances but a moment of madness from Breel Embolo cost them - was it the right decision?
And would a 64-team World Cup be a welcome spectacle? If FIFA has its way, it's about to happen.
All this and much more on The Score.

Hosted by Chris McHardy, The Score is your comprehensive guide to the world of sport. From the latest sports news to big-name guests and interviews, not to mention plenty of opinionated debate on the day’s biggest stories. Unscripted and unfiltered, The Score caters to the sporting anoraks among us and those who consider themselves more ‘fairweather’. 

Hosted by Chris McHardy, The Score is your comprehensive guide to the world of sport. From the latest sports news to big-name guests and interviews, not to mention plenty of opinionated debate on the day’s biggest stories. Unscripted and unfiltered, The Score caters to the sporting anoraks among us and those who consider themselves more ‘fairweather’.