Mike Calvin, Adrian Clarke and Seb Staford Bloor discuss the circus surrounding Erling Haaland, and his seemingly inevitable move from Borussia Dortmund. They believe Harry Kane should push to leave Tottenham, that Arsenal need to back Mikel Arteta by sanctioning summer sales, and reveal their best potential signings, from Barnsley to the Bundesliga.

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Mike Calvin, Daniel Storey and Jonathan Northcroft assess what they regard as the strongest Champions League quarter-final line up for years. Manchester City define themselves by European success, and Chelsea are likely to emerge from the less taxing half of the draw, but English clubs will have to reckon with the relentlessness of the German champions.

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Mike Calvin, Paul Hayward, and John Cross discuss the relevance of international football and the potential of Gareth Southgate's England squad. They praise his management style, assess his key decisions, and look forward to the Euro finals.

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Mike Calvin, Anne Marie Batson and Jordan Jarrett Bryan assess the state of play in the Premier League. They acknowledge Manchester City's dominance, but reserve particular praise for Leicester, Chelsea and West Ham, Newcastle are deemed the biggest losers, but questions are also asked about Manchester United, Wolves and Tottenham under Jose Mourinho.

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Mike Calvin, Melissa Reddy and David Preece react to today's European draws. They envisage Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool making the Champions League semi finals. A Europa League final between Manchester United and Arsenal may also be on the cards.

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Mike Calvin, Darren Lewis and Ade Oladipo assess Chelsea's Champions League chances, but make Manchester City favourites. Despite Manchester United's struggle in the Europa League, they believe Ole Gunnar Solksjaer deserves praise. In North London, Mikel Arteta offers greater scope for progress than Jose Mourinho.

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Mike Calvin, Seb Stafford Bloor and Art de Roche fear for Newcastle's Premier League future. They assess the North London derby and, at a time of transition in European football, unanimously condemn plans for an extended,closed shop, Champions League.

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Mike Calvin, Miguel Delaney and Adrian Clarke discuss the relative merits of the new big two, Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland, at the start of a pivotal week in the Champions League. They ask how low Liverpool can go, see warning signs for Manchester City in United's derby victory, and believe Arsenal have been disadvantaged by UEFA. 

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Mike Calvin, Richard Amofa and Glenn Moore consider City's fifth Premier League title in a decade a formality. Who can meet their challenge domestically and in Europe? Manchester United are running key players into the ground and Chelsea's culture of impatience acts against them. Newcastle, meanwhile, are in big trouble. 

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Mike Calvin, Paul Hayward and Dominic Fifield discuss the issues raised in 'Ours' , the latest BT Sport Films documentary, which will be shown on BT Sport 1 at 10.30pm on Tuesday. They base their optimism for the future of the game on the fans' resilience, passion and innovation. They also discuss the top six, and Fulham's chances of avoiding the drop.

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