David Garrido is joined by sports broadcaster Henry Winter and The Athletic's David Ornstein to react to the biggest stories on the back pages.Talking points include England qualifying for the 2026 World Cup after beating Latvia. Graham Potter is linked with a managerial return for an international side.

The Telegraph's Sam Dean and The Daily Mail's Riath Al-Samarrai join David Garrido to discuss England manager Thomas Tuchel's warning to Marcus Rashford not to end his career disappointed. They also talk about Jordan Pickford's words to those omitted from the latest squad before reviewing Wales' 4-2 loss to Belgium in World Cup qualifying.

The Daily Mail’s Ian Ladyman and The Sun’s Charlie Wyett join Clare Tomlinson on Back Pages Tonight to pay tribute to the Boxing legend Ricky Hatton.

The panel also discusses the sporting world's headlines, including Thomas Tuchel’s England side and his hopes for them to play like a Premier League side, Ruben Amorim’s formation at Manchester United, and much more.

The Guardian's Jonathan Liew and The Times' Charlotte Duncker review England's 3-0 friendly victory over Wales. They also reflect on manager Thomas Tuchel criticising the atmosphere at Wembley following the win and discuss the speculation suggesting that Manchester United are in negotations over a sale to a new investor.

Miguel Delaney from The Independent and ESPN's Mark Ogden join BPT to discuss tomorrow’s back pages where they disuss Sir Jim Ratcliffe backing Ruben Amorim at Manchester United.
Also discussed is what was said in the Thomas Tuchel England press conference ahead of the match against Wales at Wembley.

John Cross from The Mirror and The Guardian’s Paul MacInnes join David Garrido to discuss tomorrow’s back pages where Jordan Henderson believes leaving Liverpool was like a break-up and expects Jude Bellingham will make a swift return to England setup.

Also on the agender is the possibility that Steven Gerard could return to Rangers and whether Arsenal could move to Wembley?

Sky Sports' David Garrido is joined by The Athletics' David Ornstein and The Telegraphs' Sam Dean to discuss whether or not England captain Harry Kane would be looking to leave Bayern Munich, in order to set up a return to the Premier League.

The pair also break down the conclusion of a potential Tottenham takeover as Spurs are not for sale following a third prospective buyer confirming no intention to bid. The Back Pages panel also discuss Wayne Rooney's comments regarding Mo Salah's ego potentially getting in the way of Liverpool's recent performances.

Jessica Creighton is joined by The Sun's Jack Rosser and ESPN's James Olley as they discuss Ruben Amorim's and Ange Postecoglou's futures at their respective clubs, as well as Jude Bellingham's exclusion from Thomas Tuchel's latest England squad.

The Guardian’s Jonathan Liew and The Mirror’s John Cross react to Aston Villa’s Europa League win away at Feyenoord and Nottingham Forest’s defeat to FC Midtjylland. The panel also look at Crystal Palace’s Europa Conference League win against Dynamo Kyiv and the rumours of Sir Gareth Southgate potentially managing Manchester United in the future.

TalkSPORT’s Shebahn Aherne is joined by the Daily Mail’s Riath Al-Samarrai to react to Manchester City’s draw with Monaco in the Champions League, with former Spurs defender Eric Dier scoring a late penalty for the French side. They also discuss Arsenal’s win against Olympiakos, which sees the Gunners continue their winning start in Europe, as well as Newcastle’s thrashing of Union Saint-Gilloise.