On this week’s show, Stuart Rayner, Leon Wobschall and host Mark Singleton discuss the race for the play-offs in the Championship involving Huddersfield Town, Sheffield United, Middlesbrough while, at the other end, Barnsley attempt to pull off a miraculous escape. 

And in League One, Rotherham United give Sheffield Wednesday a sniff of overtaking them for a top two spot, as lowly Doncaster Rovers prepare to bow to the inevitable and prepare for life in League Two.

Stuart Rayner and Mark Singleton discuss Leeds United’s Premier League campaign, the race for promotion and battle for survival in the Championship and why Rotherham United’s promotion bid in League One has fallen off the rails and whether Sheffield Wednesday can catch them while, at the other end, if Doncaster Rovers can pull off an unlikely escape act.

They also look at what the fans of Bradford City and Harrogate Town can expect during the remainder of the League Two season.

On this week’s show, Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall join guest presenter Phil Harrison to discuss the latest international break for England, the booing of Harry Maguire at Wembley and how those Yorkshire clubs who were able to play games fared. They also look ahead to the return to action of all teams this weekend, including Leeds United’s bid to pull clear of trouble in the Premier League and Barnsley’s crunch clash with relegation rivals Reading.

On this week’s show, Leon Wobschall and host Mark Singleton discuss Leeds United’s ability to pull clear of the drop zone, Barnsley’s survival hopes being hit by derby blow, Hull City’s aims for the remainder of the season, Doncaster’s fight to avoid relegation League One and the need for Bradford City and Harrogate to finish their League Two campaigns strongly.

On this week’s show, Stuart Rayner, Leon Wobschall and Mark Singleton discuss Leeds United breaking their losing streak in the Premier League and the battle for promotion - and survival - involving several Yorkshire clubs in the Championship and League One.

On this week’s show, the YP’s football writers Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall join host Mark Singleton to discuss the start of the Jesse Marsch era at Leeds United, the race for the playoffs in the Championship involving Huddersfield Town, Sheffield United and Middlesbrough, as well as the survival hopes at the other end of the table for Barnsley.

Sheffield Wednesday’s push to get in the promotion picture alongside Rotherham United also comes up for discussion, as does whether or not Doncaster Rovers will be joining Harrogate Town and Bradford City in League Two next season.

Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobshall join host Mark Singleton to discuss a number of areas this week, starting, not surprisingly, with the sacking of Marcelo Bielsa by Leeds United. 

They also talk about Bradford City’s appointment of Mark Hughes as manager, as well as the Championship promotion hopes of Middlesbrough and Huddersfield Town and, down the othet end of the table, the revived survival bid from Barnsley.

Can Huddersfield Town, Sheffield United and Middlesbrough all secure a top-six finish in the Championship? Will Barnsley avoid the drop? Did Leeds United handle the head injury sustained by Robin Koch correctly? Will Sheffield Wednesday join Rotherham United in becoming a League One promotion contender? And will either of Bradford City or Harrogate Town make a late push for the League Two play-off places?

All these questions and more are dealt with by our FootballTalk panel of Stuart Rayner, Leon Wobshall and host Mark Singleton.

The sacking of Derek Adams by Bradford City sees Stuart Rayner, Leon Wobschall and host Mark Singleton start the show in League Two, before working their up to the Premier League to discuss the relegation concerns for Leeds United that refuse to go away.

They also cast an eye over the Championship and League One, and the respective promotion hopes and relegation fears of Yorkshire’s clubs.

On this week’s show, Stuart Rayner and Leon Wobschall join host Mark Singleton to discuss the FA Cup heroics of Middlesbrough and Huddersfield Town, along with the Championship promotion and relegation situations for Blades and Tigers and the respective League One hopes and fears for Rotherham United, Sheffield Wednesday and Doncaster Rovers.