It was a weekend full of derby action, giving our panel plenty to discuss on this episode.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Graeme Sinclair and FRU debutant Amy Canavan to discuss a very one-sided Old Firm, Liverpool's prospects of facing the rest of the season without Virgil Van Dijk and how good Aston Villa have been in their start to the season.

They also discuss some of the biggest talking points from the return of the Scottish Championship and the SWPL over the weekend.

This week's Big Question has our panel discussing their favourite derby memories, with our host being very happy to mention that Andy Geggan header once again.

With Scotland being one game away from the first major championship of the millennium, spirits are high at ENRG Sport. 

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Seán McGill and Cameron Wanstall to discuss Scotland's fortunes at international level with matches against Israel and Slovakia, a look at the Championship season ahead and an Old Firm with a number of notable absences.

This week's Big Question takes the focus away from football but keeps international action in mind as the boys compare their favourite holidays abroad, with Cameron bringing a stance on Portuguese cleanliness that no one expected.

After a ridiculous conclusion to the Premier League weekend, the boys couldn't wait to get this episode recorded - so much so, that they've brought an original panel member back!

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Seán McGill and the returning Gregor Kerr to discuss two absolute classics in the Premier League, Kevin Nisbet's goal-scoring form and constant updates on the goings on of Deadline Day.

In this week's Big Question, the panel discussed the happiest memories they have of football, as Mental Health Awareness Week kicks off in America.

Finally, the boys wrap up the show with a look at some Scottish League Cup action, and have a quick discussion about Scotland's chances against Israel in their Nations League Semi-Final Playoff on Thursday.

After the groups for both the Champions League and Europa League were confirmed, ENRG Sport got together for an in depth - and chaotic - look at how things stand.

Seán McGill is joined by Jack Donnelly, Graeme Sinclair and Struan Garvie to discuss how both Celtic and Rangers will fare in their challenging groups and have a chat about the narratives that they're looking forward to seeing in the Champions League.

The show rounds out with a special edition of ENRG Extra Time's quiz segment, See It Out, with Graeme testing the panel on their knowledge of participants in the Champions League group stages throughout the years.

This weekend saw big victories for both Old Firm clubs as their two horse title race really seemed to kick off, while controversy was rife in the Premier League after the new handball rules and VAR stole the headlines.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Seán McGill and Cameron Wanstall to discuss the many, many penalty decisions in the Premier League, Nicke Kabamba finally scoring away from home and Pep Guardiola's ridiculous defensive expenses.

In this week's Big Question, the boys compare their choices for the biggest footballing controversy, after the Premier League's proceedings lead to a lot of questions being asked of VAR and the handball rule.

In Last Ditch Challenge, they discuss Schalke's decision to sack David Wagner, Luis Suarez's transfer to Atletico Madrid and give a quick preview of Celtic and Rangers' Europa League qualifiers on Thursday.

A potentially record-breaking weekend in the Premier League and one of the biggest fixtures of the season so far in the Scottish Premiership gives the Football Round Up plenty to get through on this episode.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Seán McGill and Cameron Wanstall as they discuss the feud between Ryan Porteous and Steven Gerrard, Kepa's standings amongst his contemporaries across Europe and the form of Brighton's Tariq Lamptey.

In this week's Big Question, the boys consider the players they'd love to return to their clubs, after Gareth Bale announced his return to Spurs on Saturday night.

They round out the show with Last Ditch Challenge, delivering a sweeping review of the biggest stories from the Bundesliga and Serie A restarts, along with discussing a potentially underwhelming season for Barcelona.

With the new Premier League season finally up and running, alongside a new batch of Scottish Premiership fixtures, the Football Round Up had plenty to discuss on this episode.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Jamie Mcintosh and Seán McGill as they discuss Leeds' impressive performance at Anfield, James Rodriguez's first game at Everton and Ryan Edwards' controversial tackle on Alfredo Morelos in Dundee United's loss against Rangers.

The Big Question returns, with the boys discussing the best goals they've seen, after a wonder goal at Brest captured a lot of attention over the weekend.

They end the show with a new segment in Last Ditch Challenge, where they try to catch all the biggest stories in Europe before they pass by. They discuss the alleged racist comments made by Alvaro Gonzalez, the newly-imported star power to the WSL and Lionel Messi's return to Barcelona.

In the final installment of ENRG Sport's Premier League Season Preview, the boys discuss and debate the biggest topics of the upcoming season.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Graeme Sinclair, Struan Garvie and Raph Boyd to discuss the league champions, the European places and what the future holds for Guardiola and Lampard.

In the penultimate episode of the Premier League Season Preview, the boys bring a mixed bag of questions and topic to discuss, mostly focussing on transfers and relegation.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Graeme Sinclair, Taylor Murray and Jamie Mcintosh to discuss their choices for the league's top scorer, as well as whether Marcelo Bielsa's tactics and system will work in the Premier League.

The boys return with the second episode of their Premier League Preview, with this episode revolving around the more negative aspects of Premier League life, such as sackings and yellow cards.

Jack Donnelly is joined by Graeme Sinclair, Struan Garvie and Cameron Wanstall to discuss this season's most "Brexit" team, the best value-for-money transfer so far and which manager would be the best drinking partner.