Ned Keating is joined by Alex Richards and Colin Millar to digest the talking points from all the Premier League's weekend action.

On the show:
+ Is it the end of the road for Solskjaer at Man Utd?
+ Salah proves why he's considered best in world
+ Liverpool, Chelsea and Man City continue to pull away
+ Are West Ham best of the rest?
+ Winless Norwich, Newcastle and Burnley in trouble?

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Join host Ned Keating, Mark Jones and Alex Richards as they look ahead to a fascinating weekend of Premier League action

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John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all of the talking points from another busy week in football.

On today's show:
+ Champions League fallout
+ Ronaldo saves Solskjaer's bacon at Man Utd
+ Chelsea lose Lukaku and Werner to injury
+ Liverpool, Man City wins mean clean sweep for English sides
+ Bruce out, Fonseca in at Newcastle?

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Liverpool beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 in Spain on Tuesday, while Man City recorded as routine a win as you'll ever see in Europe, beating Club Brugge 5-1 on their travels.

Wednesday evening sees Man Utd and Chelsea take up the mantle as United host Atalanta, with the Blues facing Malmo FF.

Joe Cooper is joined by Mark Jones and Scott Trotter to digest all of the action.

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Joe Cooper is joined by Darren Wells and Alex Milne to preview the start of matchday three in the Champions League.

Liverpool head for the site of their latest Champions League triumph in 2019 when they visit Atletico Madrid, who have former Reds forward Luis Suarez in their squad.

Man City, meanwhile, will look to get their European campaign back on track at Club Brugge as Kevin de Bruyne returns to his native Belgium.

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Join Ned Keating, David Rivers and Nathan Ridley to digest the weekend's Premier League action.

On today's show:
- Are Liverpool back to being champions material?
- Is Salah really the best in the world at this moment in time?
- Is Ole's time up?
- City and Chelsea both win - do we have a genuine three-horse race?
- Newcastle's new era off to a stuttering start...

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Ned Keating is joined by Mark Jones and Scott Trotter to look ahead to this weekend's action in the Premier League.

On today's show, the panel preview Liverpool's trip to Watford where they saw their unbeaten record go on their last visit to Vicarage Road in February 2020.

Chelsea, meanwhile, will hope to avoid becoming the latest big side to be stung by the atmosphere from the home crowd at Brentford.

Leicester and Man Utd face off with both sides in need of a victory, while Newcastle fans can celebrate the dawn of a new era at home to Spurs.

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John Cross is joined by Andy Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Matt Dunn to digest all of the big talking points from another busy week in football.

On today's show, the panel reflect on England's World Cup qualifiers that saw Gareth Southgate's game management questioned after drawing with Hungary.

The quartet also look ahead to Newcastle's first game under new ownership when they welcome Tottenham this weekend.

And the group also take a look at the weekend's other Premier League matches with Liverpool, Chelsea and Man City bidding to enhance their title challenges.

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Ned Keating is joined by the Daily Mirror's north east football reporter Simon Bird and Daily Star assistant online sports editor and Newcastle fan Aaron Stokes to digest the latest news from the Magpies' takeover.

With the new owners eying a new manager, we look at who could be trusted in the hot seat at St James' Park.

There's also discussion over the moral issues faced by both the club and it's fans under their new Saudi Arabian owners.

And we also look at what the future holds for Newcastle after Amanda Staveley said the aim was to win the Premier League within 5-10 years.

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Join host Connor Bromley, Alex Richards and Aaron Stokes as they discuss the recent takeover of Newcastle United. On the agenda:
- How can Newcastle turn themselves into a football giant
- The morality of their new ownership
- What changes need to be made at the club
- What happens if the club are relegated this season
And much much more!

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