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.

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.

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’.