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Carl van Rosenvelt is with Chris McHardy for this episode. The Score has another packed show for you as Gianni Infantino is run ragged by ex-Barca and Real Madrid legend, Luis Figo. The Portuguese star says the FIFA president must go... now. Mo Salah completes his surprise move to Trabzonspor—is this a money-motivated move? Probably. Then we're off to tennis as Carlos Alcaraz is ruled out AGAIN, with a niggling wrist injury. Stay tuned for the second part when we have an exclusive interview with UAE Team Emirates-XRG COO Andrea Agostini who will give us a deep dive into the world's most successful cycling team. And if you think Tadej Pogacar is great—and he is—wait until you hear what Andrea has to say about his young Mexican team-mate.  All this and much more on The Score.

Carl van Rosenvelt is with Chris McHardy for this episode. FIFA's beleaguered president, Gianni Infantino continues to watch his empire crumble as some of his closest colleagues question his leadership. While Prince Ali of Jordan says FIFA attempted to blackmail the country's FA. Ruh-oh. The UFC reveals it lost $30m on the White House event... but was it actually worth it? Speaking of expensive things, we look at the potential landing spots for Mo Salah and his HUGE wage demands. We hear about the suspected cheating that's been busted during the Tour de France Femmes.  Then we hear from Alex Broun about the big rugby clashes that are on the horizon. All this and much more on The Score.

Premier League winner with Leicester City, Danny Simpson is with Chris McHardy for this episode. We take the latest look at the disaster unfolding at FIFA as the Welsh FA withdraws its support for Gianni Infantino. Who should replace him? We have some leftfield ideas. Danny reckons Marcus Rashford could end up staying in the Premier League... but not at Manchester United. The destination is somewhat controversial. Then we hear from the ex-United academy player about the time he lied to Sir Alex Ferguson. And we hear from a Dubai success story as St Johnstone's Josh Fowler calls to tell us about his journey from Gulf United to the Scottish Premier League. All this and much more on The Score.

Carl van Rosenvelt is with Chris McHardy for this episode. There's breaking news: all 55 UEFA nations have joined forces to say "no" to Gianni Infantino's plan to sell a portion of the World Cup. Will the other world confederations follow suit? Eddie Howe's shock resignation is sending ripples through the world of football, so we get ex-Newcastle United player Danny Simpson to explain whether it's a right or wrong move. Aldar CEO Jonathan Emery calls in to tell us about his latest charity ride as the Cycle Against Cancer challenge concludes, having earned a fortune. Cricket expert Saurabh Advant also calls in to give his take on the changes happening at England. All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor is back alongside Chris McHardy to cover the biggest stories from the sports world. Gianni Infantino just can't seem to stay out of the headlines recently, but the FIFA boss just may have bitten off more than he can chew with his latest controversial proposal.  Will he succeed, or will he be booted out? If UEFA has anything to say about it, there might be a lack of European teams in the next World Cup. Oof. The brilliantly named "Clicky Ponting" scandal has stretched across the globe, but the man at the centre of the cheating is trying to disappear from the madness. Has it all been blown out of proportion? There's the excellent story of a football club that's sold 1000 sponsorship spaces on its current home shirt. And the surprise ruling from Brazilian football where a player was suspended for the same amount of time as the person he injured.  There's also a round up of the latest transfers as Xabi Alonso and Chelsea continue to build a squad sprinkled with youth and experience. And of course, there's another tricky quiz from Eddie.

Former Premier League title-winner with Leicester City, Danny Simpson joins Chris McHardy for this week's Monday Night Football. There's a look at Dubai-based football legend, Andrea Pirlo's on-off negotiations to become the Italy head coach. Sticking with world football, we dissect FIFA president Gianni Infantino's angry social media post where he claims, "Politics should be kept out of sport". Hmmm. Brighton's Danny Welbeck is about to make a shock move to Chelsea... doubt his former team-mate, Danny Simpson, doubts the move and says their old club Manchester United, is missing a trick.  Elsewhere, we predict the landing spots for free agents such as Mo Salah, Jadon Sancho and John Stones.  All this and much more on The Score.

Marc Archer is in the hot seat alongside Chris McHardy for this episode. We're picking through the stories still spilling out of The Open from last weekend, including the revelation that Bryson DeChambeau threatened to call US President Donald Trump because he was angry. We also hear from Rory McIlroy, who isn't shy about calling DeChambeau out. Speaking of golf, there's a quick look at what the future holds for LIV Golf and PIF. LeBron James is sticking around for a 24th season, but where is King James going to land? One team may have accidentally given us a clue. Marc also reveals that he's about to spend the weekend with NBA royalty including - quite possibly - Michael Jordan. Elliot Anderson's move to Manchester City is official, while we wonder if he's really worth £117m?  All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another look at the biggest stories in sport. With the dust completely settled on the World Cup and Spain being crowned champions, we decide the winners and losers of the competition. We cover everything from the greatness of the Azteca Stadium to the shadow of Cristiano Ronaldo exiting the tournament early. After newly signed Morgan Rogers claims Chelsea "are the biggest team in London," we wonder which team actually is? Plus, is Rogers really worth £117m? We remember the genius of the late, great Kevin Keegan, and Eddie hosts another music-based sport quiz. All this and much more on The Score.

Jordan Davies joins Chris McHardy for this episode. The World Cup ends with Spain lifting the trophy... and taking punches to the stomach from the Argentina players. We look back at the final, which featured a half-time show disaster, Messi's tears and an investigation into an Argentinian who lost the run of himself. There's also a round of applause for Rodri, the player of the tournament, who hasn't lost with Spain in 50 games. Is he one of the greatest players of all-time? While the Spain and Argentina game was a bit drab, the third place match between England and France was anything but. However, should the goals in that somewhat exhibition game count towards the Golden Boot? Kylian Mbappe won't care. Robbie Greenfield joins us to discuss The Open, where the unfavoured Aussie Ryan Fox stole the show. And Precision Football founder, Sonny Cobbs calls in to talk about his big managerial signing and the current upward trajectory of the UAE football scene. All this and much more on The Score.

Jordan Davies joins Chris McHardy for this episode. A Lionel Messi masterclass takes Argentina to the World Cup Final, but should questions be raised about Thomas Tuchel's toothless England substitutions? Former Wales international, Neil Taylor calls in to give us his opinion. Our roving reporter Gary Meeganhan tells us what the game was like and shares the reaction of both sets of fans. Then we head to The Open Championship with Zane Scotland who recaps day one of the year's final golf tournament. And then we're heading to France to catch up with the 15 Dubai-residents who are cycling for a great cause. All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for a look at the biggest sports headlines around. Spain edged past France to make the World Cup Final - but was it a Spanish masterclass or a French surrender? Either way, Didier Deschamps is out at Les Bleus, and a former France superstar is ready to take the reins. There's all the build-up to the big one as the old enemies England and Argentina lock horns again for a place in Sunday's final. Our roving reporter, Gary Meenaghan takes a break from his 14-hour cross-country journey to give us his thoughts ahead of the game. We reveal how the weekend's Open Championship has been affected by the World Cup final, and CNN reporter Amanda Davies gives us a flavour of what's happening in Atlanta. And of course Eddie has a quiz. All this and much more on The Score.

Ex-Premier League footballer Matt Lowton joins Chris McHardy this evening. It's France vs Spain in the first semi-final, so we give our predictions for who will triumph as Kylian Mbappe vs. Lamine Yamal lights up the World Cup stage. Gary Meenaghan joins us live from Dallas to give us a taste of the build-up. Then we move on to the continued fallout from the Tuchel-Clarke-Bellingham incident, with broadcasters, media and players getting involved. Who's right and who's wrong?  Group Director of Marketing and Partner of Solutions Leisure Group Nick Purvis tells us how the hospitality industry is thriving during this World Cup. We also hear from the woman who is... Erling Haaland's doppelganger.  And Sky Sports commentator and pro golfer, Zane Scotland pops into the studio to discuss the upcoming 154th Open Championship. 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.

Carl van Rosenvelt joins Chris McHardy for all the latest on Wimbledon, World Cup, Tour de France and more.  We start things off with the live updates of the semi-final clash between Coco Guaff and Karolina Muchova. And there are the results from Stage 6 of the Tour de France, as Tadej Pogacar mounts an epic comeback. Then we move to the World Cup to look at Cape Verde's goalkeeper, Vozinha and his unreal Instagram following. Speaking of the World Cup, we have the breaking news about Jarrell Quansah's red card being upgraded to a two-match suspension. Will Keir Stramer - or Donald Trump - step in again?  But FIFA big boss Gianni Infantino is under pressure from European MPs. All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another episode of the show that takes a sideways look at the sports world. Egypt are dumped out of the World Cup by Lionel Messi's Argentina, but have the controversial decisions marred an otherwise superb game? There are updates on the Tour De France as UAE Team Emirates-XRG find themselves in the unusual position of chasing the race leaders. Novak Djokovic continues to prove age is just a number after his latest epic battle at Wimbledon, while wildcard entry Arthur Fery stuns ninth seed Flavio Cobolli to book a place in the semi-finals. And, of course, there's another quiz from the brain of Mr Eddie Taylor. All this and much more on The Score.

Former Premier League and Wales footballer, Neil Taylor joins Chris McHardy for a special Monday Night Football. FIFA has ditched any pretense of being morally upstanding by bending to President Trump's request to rescind Florian Balogun's red card. Have Gianni Infantino and co. just opened Pandora's Box? CNN Sports reporter Amanda Davies joins us on the line to discuss the repercussions of this act. England inflicted Mexico's first ever defeat at the Azteca Stadium in a roller-coaster game. Should they be more modest though? After all, they're ranked 4th in the world and should've beaten the co-hosts. The match also featured a broken wrist for Jordan Henderson... who didn't even play. Where do Brazil go next after being humbled by Norway and Erling Haaland? Can the Scandinavian dark horses advance beyond the quarter finals? All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another episode of The Back Page on The Score. England squeaked past DR Congo and we wonder whether they have enough for a deep run in the tournament? Belgium and the USA also go under the microscope as they progress to the World Cup 2026 last 16. England Cricket is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons as former players call for an end to the fabled "Bazball". But who should replace him next? Oliver Glasner's move (sideways step?) from Crystal Palace to Nottingham Forest still has us scratching our heads? Surely, he should've been taking a step up. Plus, Spurs are giving Manchester City a run for their money in the summer transfer window. And there's a quiz from Eddie too! All this and much more on The Score.

Chris McHardy and former Burnley star Matt Lowton are on hand to cover all of the latest World Cup news from the previous 24 hours, There's a look back at France and Kylian Mbappe sweeping aside Sweden to reach the last 16. Erling Haaland's numbers remain RIDICULOUS as Norway also progress to the next stage. And co-host Mexico made history at the Azteca. Then there are live updates as England face DR Congo in a tense match for Thomas Tuchel's men.  Nottingham Forest has breaking news: Oliver Glasner appears to be the man to replace the recently sacked Vitor Pereira. It's not all football, we tune in to see the latest results at SW19 as Wimbledon Day 3 is a star-studded affair. All this and much more on The Score.

Chris McHardy is BACK after two weeks at the World Cup in the United States, and Robbie Greenfield greets him for this episode. There's a brief discussion about the surprising - and disappointing - encounter with a certain country's fans over in the US. In lighter news, we congratulate Canada for being the first team through to the World Cup's round of 16. We scratch our heads as Lionel Messi continues to defy age as he currently sitting atop the Golden Boot charts - can he win back-to-back World Cups? Gary Meenaghan calls in from Houston as he's about to be front row and centre for Brazil vs Japan. Day one of Wimbledon is underway and we check in on World Number One Jannik Sinner who had a difficult first-round match. All this and much more on The Score.

Marc Archer and Carl van Rosenvelt are in for Chris McHardy this episode. There’s a round-up of the latest World Cup results as favourites Germany are beaten by Ecuador and co-hosts USA are humbled by Turkey. There’s a look at the mouthwatering fixture between France and Norway—Mbappe vs Haaland - and the other weekend’s fixtures as the group stage comes to an end. Zane Scotland calls in to discuss PGA Tour changes and we hear from the players who have varying opinions on them.  And Damien Reid joins us to talk about the super-hot Austrian Grand Prix. All this and much more on The Score.

Tom Urquhart and Marc Archer are standing in for Chris McHardy for this episode. As Scotland are humbled at the hands of a free-flowing Brazil, we ask if the World Cup party is over for them? Are these hydration breaks really necessary? There's also a round-up of the big results as co-hosts Canada and Mexico head to the knockout stage in very different fashion. Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has his say on the... hot topic. We head to England to see how their preparation is going for the third test against New Zealand as Ben Stokes apologises for his late-night shenanigans. And we're still not sure whether the money demands of the top tennis players at Wimbledon make much sense. All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor and Jordan Davies are in the hot seats while Chris McHardy follows the Tartan Army around the USA. There's all the build up to England's game against Ghana as Tuchel's Three Lions aim to reach the World Cup knockout phase.  There's a look back at Messi, Mbappe and Haaland making the Golden Boot race very exciting. Plus, Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal are up this evening - can he enter the race too? Anf there's a look at the US stadiums effect on the rest of Europe. All this and much more on The Score.

Sean O'Shea and former Burnley defender Matt Lowton bring you the latest news and stories from all corners of the football world.  There's a look back at the Lamine Yamal Show as Spain battered Saudi Arabia 4-0. The World Cup goalkeepers suddenly showed their mettle, but a former England star says the football is the problem. Away from the international competition, Manchester United finally bought the ground to build the Wembley of the North, while their City neighbours finally confirmed their Pep Guardiola successor. All this and much more on The Score.

Sean O'Shea and former Swansea City and Wales international Neil Taylor bring you the latest news and stories from the World Cup and beyond. There's a peek through the fingers at the absolute horror challenge as co-hosts Canada swept Qatar aside in an ill-tempered game. Fellow World Cup co-host Mexico is the first team guaranteed a place in the knockout stages after squeaking past South Korea. We give you the backstory on Cape Verde's viral sensation, their 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha. There's also an update on whether his mum's visa issues for watching her son play in the US have been resolved. Plus, there's time for a quick look at the club football scene as transfers continue and the Premier League fixtures are released. All this and much more on The Score.

Sean O'Shea and ex-Premier League star Stephen Ward bring you all the latest news and stories from the World Cup. England took a little while to find their groove against Croatia, but looked much improved in the second half. Could they go all the way? By comparison, Cristiano Ronaldo kicked off his campaign with Portugal as they laboured to a 1-1 draw with DR Congo, which begs the question: should the 41-year-old still be starting for his country? We do our daily count of Cape Verde's Instagram sensation Vozinha's follower count as it reaches ridiculous heights. We also look at the latest transfer dealings and managerial moves from around the world too. All this and much more on The Score.

Sean O'Shea and ex-Premier League star Neil Taylor are on hand to talk about all of the results and stories colouring the World Cup this summer. There's an early look at the race for the Golden Boot as Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland and hat-trick hero Lionel Messi open their accounts. Who else can rival these three greats? Then we wonder where all the good goalkeepers have gone as there have already been some howlers so far. We also assess England's chances of a deep run in the competition as Thomas Tuchel's Three Lions kick-off their campaign. There's even time for Neil Taylor to tell us what it's like to play in the US with Wales and getting humbled in a friendly by France.  All this and much more on The Score.

Chris McHardy is away in the US of A for the World Cup, so Sean O'Shea and ex-Burnley and Republic of Ireland player Stephen Ward are in the hot-seats. We look at all the latest World Cup results, including Curacao's first-ever goal in the Finals, Sweden's masterclass and Ivory Coast's dramatic late winner. It's early days, but we also look at the best moments from the tournament so far, which includes the Netherlands' fans' synchronised shuffling. Then there's a little detour from the big show for a look at the world of club football that keeps spinning: Real Madrid strengthens its ranks in a savvy financial manner, and Manchester United announces a new TV show that goes beyond the pitch. All this and much more on The Score.

Marc Archer joins Chris McHardy to look back at the world of sport. We take in the greatest NBA Finals comeback of all-time as the New York Knicks pull off the impossible against the San Antonio Spurs. What. A. Game. Then we stay stateside to talk to CNN correspondent Don Riddell about the build up to Thursday night's World Cup kick-off. Speaking of the world's greatest game, FIFA head honcho Gianni Infantino says we all just need to "relax". Hmm. And Keith Waters from the Mena Tour joins us to discuss a new venture in golf. All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another sport-packed episode of The Back Page. The pair attempt again to get pumped for the World Cup... which is more difficult than it sounds. But they do land on some reasons to be cheerful. Everton was slapped with a hefty fine for historical wrongdoing - could this have ramifications for Manchester City in the coming months? There's no excuse for Ben Stokes' late-night drinking and fighting and he's been rightly stood down for England's next Test. However, some corners of the cricket world have defended him. Real Madrid star Eduardo Camavinga didn't make the France World Cup squad... so he's heading to Harvard. Sticking in the states, we look ahead to Game 4 of the Spurs vs. Knicks in the NBA Finals. We make some bold statements about what we think will happen at the World Cup - could Argentina go back-to-back? And Eddie has another sporting quiz. All this and much more on The Score.

Chris Brown joins Chris McHardy for a special edition of Monday Night Football. World Cup fever is in the studio as we look at the weird and wonderful stories coming from the United States. There's the heartwarming story of New Zealand's Tim Payne who has turned into a viral superstar overnight.  We hear from the ex-Chicago mayor who explains why the Windy City decided AGAINST hosting games at this World Cup. Regarding the actual playing side, we get misty-eyed thinking about this potentially being the last dance for Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Neymar. There's also a regional focus as Rimal Al Sahra SC GM Sam White calls in to discuss the Southampton FC connection and how they're providing a platform for young players. All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another round-up of the biggest stories in sport. We're searching for positives about the 2026 World Cup AGAIN, while there's a curious piece of tech in the official football that could cause a problem. Over at Roland Garros, Aryna Sabalenka crashes out in fury, which means we'll have a new Grand Slam champion in both the Men's and Women's competitions. There's a look at the clubs that only recruit players from within a few miles of their home ground... we're looking at you Athletic Club. Dubai Basketball returns home to the Coca-Cola Arena for the ABA League Finals - and over in the States, we've got the New York Knicks going up against the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals. All this and much more on The Score.

Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy for a look at the big talking points from the world of sport. Why is there such a flat feeling around the 2026 World Cup? Is it because it's so bloated with teams or something else? We also look at the new rules designed to change the competition's pace, which should cause a stir. We're off to Roland Garros to see which players are taking the baton for the Big Three in the men's game, and we have a little look at the new Rafa Nadal documentary. All this and much more on The Score.

Chris Brown joins Chris McHardy to dissect the Champions League final and much more from the football world. Arsenal deserved to win the Premier League, but Mikel Arteta and his squad fell short in the Champions League final. Did PSG win the war of attrition or did Arsenal get it wrong? Liverpool says "ta-ra" to Arne Slot, which seems to have caught many people by surprise... including the Dutchman himself. Is Andoni Iraola the best man to pick the Reds up? Gulf United's Director of Football Mo Jarad calls in to tell us about the biggest story in world football: Barça and Spain legend Andres Iniesta becomes their First Team Head Coach.  All this and much more on The Score.

Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy to cover the biggest taling points in sports right now. First stop is over to Roland Garros where the streaking Jannik Sinner was humbled in the French Open. He snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. How will this affect him heading into the grass court season? We also applaud the triumphant Crystal Palace as they bag their first European trophy EVER. Will the lure of Europa League football be enough to entice Andoni Iraola to the club next season? There's a peek through the fingers at the car crash that was the Enhanced Games, where the "superhumans" were anything but. We also analyse LIV Golf's Bryson DeChambeau's words as he finally speaks out on the future of LIV Golf. All this and much more on The Score.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for a look at the biggest stories from the world of sport... and some of the small ones too.  Newly crowned Premier League Manager of the Season Mikel Arteta won the league, but is he really the best this term? There's a look at the viral trend of naming supermarket items that sound like they've played in the EPL and the longest winning streaks in sport. We also look ahead to Crystal Palace and Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League Final as Oliver Glasner bids farewell to the club. Then we're heading stateside to see how the Western Conference NBA Finals are shaping up, before Eddie delivers another sporting quiz. All this and much more on The Score.

Chris Brown joins Chris McHardy to discuss the final Premier League weekend of the season. There's a look back and a listen to the long goodbyes from Mo Salah, Pep Guardiola and more as the season finale rolls around. Will Mo end up at David Beckham's Inter Miami? Speaking of Becks, there are live updates as his Salford City plays Notts County in the League Two playoff final. Spoiler alert: It doesn't end well.  Then we welcome former Plymouth Argyle player and Manchester United coach, Hasney Aljofree who gives us insight into teaching some of football's most prodigious young talents. All this and much more on The Score.

Marc Archer joins Chris McHardy to cover the biggest and breaking news from the world of sport. Aston Villa romp to the Europa League crown with a 3-0 win over Frieburg. Is Unai Emery a contender for manager of the season? Spygate is cranked up a notch as the FA launches an investigation to root out the individuals responsible for spying at Southampton, while a Wrexham player says his side should be reinstated to the playoffs. Roland Garros is set to be a battleground between the players and the ATP as they fail to reach an agreement on prize money. Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo, who never needs to worry about money, could lift his first bit of silverware with Al Nassr. And UAE MMA star Mohammad Yahya tells us about his upcoming bout.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy to discuss Arsenal's Premier League triumph and much more. Mikel Arteta and the Gunners prove that you must trust the process as they finally clinch the EPL crown. Is this team better than the Invincibles? Is Enzo Maresca the stop-gap for Manchester City until Vincent Kompany becomes available? And who's the best Premier League manager: Sir Alex Ferguson or Pep Guardiola? Spygate has reached a fever pitch and Southampton has been booted out of the Championship Playoffs. Does the punishment fit the crime? Also, Eddie has another sports quiz for us. All this and much more on The Score.

Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy to discuss the big sporting stories from the last 24 hours and beyond. Is Jannik Sinner the least convincing looking Italian of all-time? The dominant force in tennis is still on a tear. Is the path now clear for him to cruise to Wimbledon 2026 glory since major rival Carlos Alcaraz is ruled out through injury? There's a discussion about where outgoing Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola ranks on the greatest of all time list. Do 115 charges against the club ruin his legacy? And there's the heartwarming tale of two-gloved PGA Championship winner Aaron Rai. All this and much more on The Score.

Chris Brown and Producer Nathan join Chris McHardy for a round-up of all the stories from the weekend's football fixtures. Departing Liverpool star Mo Salah has attacked the style of football Arne Slot is playing right now. Aside from the poor timing, does the Egyptian king have a point? Do Martin O'Neill's heroics at Celtic paper over the cracks for the Scottish giants? Who should the club appoint next? Chris Brown reports an incident at an under-6s football tournament involving a rowdy, horn-tooting parent. And VAR is at the centre of MORE controversy as Bryan Mbeumo's blatant handball is overturned even though EVERYONE saw it happen.  All this and much more on The Score.

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.  All this and much more on The Score.

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. All this and much more on The Score.

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.  All this and much more on The Score.

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. All this and much more on The Score.  

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. All this and much more on The Score.

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? All this and much more on The Score.

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. All this and much more on The Score.

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. All this and much more on The Score.

Chris McHardy and Eddie Taylor join forces another episode of the Back Page - your weekly guide to the leftfield of sports. We try to make sense of the 9-goal thriller in the Champions League between PSG and Bayern Munich. Was it the best fixture in the tournament ever? It's 30 years since Kevin Keegan's infamous "love it" rant, so what better way to celebrate than to give it another airing and provide more context to the infamous phrase. Plus, we hear a few more of the classic rants. Former Socceroos and Fulham coach Scott Miller joins us in the studio to discuss his remarkable path into professional football and working with Big Ange. And there's another weekly sports quiz from Eddie Taylor. All this and much more on The Score.

Chris Brown joins Chris McHardy for this episode at the Dhow & Anchor, Jumeirah Beach Hotel. The biggest story of the footballing weekend is relived by the gents as Rochdale and York City play out an absolute belter of a final day game. We also listen back to some of the classic final day drama from years gone by. Chelsea and Manchester City will contest the 2026 FA Cup final after somewhat unconvincing wins over Leeds United and Southampton, respectively. The battle to beat the drop is heating up and we discuss who we think will stay up; West Ham United or Spurs? All this and much more on The Score.