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In the final episode of Vive Le Tour for the 2021 Tour de France, Wout Van Aert can do everything, including stealing a fairytale ending off Mark Cavendish on the Champs-Élysées. The final six stages of the 2021 Tour are reviewed, Alex also looks at how Connor Swift did in those closing stages and gives out his awards for the 108th edition of the best bike race in the world. 

Alex is back to look at stages 11 through 15 on this year's Tour de France, Wout Van Aert laughs at the notion of sprinters not being able to climb as he summits Mont Ventoux twice on the way to stage victory. Nils Politt, Bauke Mollema and Sepp Kuss all have conclusive stage wins whilst Mark Cavendish wins his 34th stage to tie Eddy Merckx for most Tour de France stage wins ever. 

Alex is back to review stages 6 through 10 of the 2021 Tour de France, Tadej Pogačar all but wraps up the Tour win with some superb performances, Ben O'Connor impresses as the Tour finally arrives in Tignes two years late, but more important than anything else, Cavendish completes a sensational hat-trick to get up to 33 Tour de France stage wins. 

The Sports Blitz is back to look at Stages 1 to 5 of the 2021 Tour de France, including crashes, some caused by narrow roads, one caused by a sign, emotional moments with Alaphilippe and Van der Poel taking the yellow jersey, and even better for Alex, a Mark Cavendish win! 

Alex Woodward is joined by the Alexs of Tant-Brown and Towells, Josh and Harry to look through the biggest points from the world of soccer including Favre being sacked after a 5-1 defeat to Stuttgart, Liverpool and Spurs dropping points in the Premier League and Real winning El Derbi in Spain. Plus, a touching Huesca celebration, a debate about Arteta and a pitchside slid in Wolfsburg, 

02:26 - Performance of the Weekend 

05:48 - Premier League

27:16 - Should Arteta be sacked? 

37:09 - Bundesliga 

48:28 - La Liga 

58:44 - Football League 

68:20 - News 

78:23 - Game of Midweek

Alex Woodward, Tant-Brown, Josh and Harry get together for a game of Jeopardy! to remember the late Alex Trebek, who passed away age 80. Our sports version of the show contains catagories about the Premier League, Spain, Artic Circle and lots of American sports. Also on the show, which sport Pocahontas plays according to one presenter, the best sports song of all time and which presenter cannot remember the QB of the Bears.

*Corrections - Reading got 106 points in the 2005/06 Championship season, not 105. Paris hosted the second Olympic games in 1900, not 1990.

Alex Woodward, Towells and Harry look back at the first ever set of Premier League fixtures in this special episode of Random Fixture Review to celebrate the 28th birthday of the Premier League. 

Alex, Harry, Josh and Will look at Patrick Mahomes' new contract and what it means for other teams and players in the NFL. Fernando Alonso joining Renault for the third time and the best games from the last few days including AC Milan's surprise win against Juventus. Plus the logo modification for the Pittsburgh Pirates, the rise of electric scooter racing and Japan's dancing robots. 

Alex, Harry, Josh and Will discuss the brilliant return of Formula One  at Austria, their favourite football games over the weekend and the  pressure for the Washington NFL Team and Cleveland Indians to change  their name. Plus Oskar Lindblom's victory, Lee Johnson's sacking and who  jumped into a canal a bit too early.