Will Perry and Mark Flanagan are joined at Old Trafford by St Helens' Kevin Naiqama and Jonny Lomax as well as Salford Red Devils' Ian Watson and Gil Dudson ahead of the Grand Final on Saturday.

We've got a Salford double for you on Out of Your League this week as Will Perry is joined by Red Devils duo Mark Flanagan and Lee Mossop.

Mossop talks through the injury which almost cost him his career, his days at Wigan and Salford's rise this season.

Will Perry & Mark Flanagan are joined by Gethin Jones for an Out of Your League Extra Time special as Gethin announces he's hosting the Betfred Super League Awards with Sky Sports Jenna Brooks, his time on Strictly Come Dancing, his Blue Peter days and his Rugby League connections.

This week, Will Perry and Mark Flanagan have cracker of a show for you as they are joined by ex-Wigan Warriors coach Shaun Wane who opens up about his troubled childhood and how he overcame it with the help of his Wife; his aspirations to coach in the NRL; his obsessive coaching techniques; missing the stress of the job and the motivational speaking he does now at big businesses.

Will Perry and Mark Flanagan bring you episode 8 from Old Trafford as we launch the 2019 Betfred Super League Play-offs. The duo are joined by Salford's Jackson Hastings, Warrington's Tom Lineham & Blake Austin as well as St Helens head coach Justin Holbrook.

Will Perry, Mark Flanagan and Jon Wilkin are joined by Saints and England prop Alex Walmsley this week as they discuss Super League Dream Team, the race for the Play-offs, who's getting relegated, Walmsley’s unconventional path to Super League, pronouncing his R's and more...

Will Perry and Mark Flanagan are joined this week by ex-England Cricketer and Dancing on Ice star, Ryan Sidebottom as they discuss Ryan's passion for Rugby League, The Ashes and what goes on during an England Tour...

Sports psychologist Professor Damian Hughes discusses his experiences of working with some of the biggest names in Sport, as well as giving his advice on how to deal with social media trolls.

Kev Brown also guests, explaining how sports psychology has helped him throughout his career, in particular the impact it had on the England Rugby League World Cup squad in 2017.

Will Perry & Jon Wilkin are joined by Keegan Hirst of Wakefield Trinity (on loan at Halifax), Wigan Warriors Women's Gemma Walsh and St Helens Women's Emily Rudge for an LGBT Pride special.

Will Perry & Mark Flanagan are joined by Wigan Warriors duo, Zak Hardaker & Dan Sarginson as they discuss Zak's past, Horse Therapy, hairlines, living together and dealing with grief as a professional sportsman