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Harry Kane is set to pick up his 125th cap for England tonight putting him in the conversation with the country's greatest of all-time. Will his legacy be tainted without a trophy or does his record speak for itself?

Meanwhile, Simon outlines why he wants to see a change of the Premier League's financial rules, and takes time to (once again) get stuck into Antonio Conte's reign at Spurs.

Plus, former Millwall captain and Crystal Palace defender Matt Lawrence is in studio to share his story of overcoming addiction in front of his former Chairman.

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England put seven past Croatia in Rijeka in a sensational Nations League win but not everyone escaped unscathed. Alex Scott has withdrawn from the squad after picking up an injury, with Thomas Tuchel adamant there was no suggestion of injury before the midfielder played on Saturday. Does the player need to take more responsibility for his welfare?

Meanwhile, Arsenal have reportedly shelved plans to expand the Emirates Stadium in the near future, with Mikel Arteta seemingly have played a part in those discussions.

Plus, Celtic are on the hunt for fans that threw tennis balls Dermot Desmond's way at St Andrew's at the weekend.

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Today we explore the question — do you have to cheat to enter the elite?

We're also joined by former Spurs, Blackburn, Aston Villa and Liverpool goalkeeper Brad Friedel, who talks about Man City from a player's perspective and discusses his upcoming venture into becoming a director at Shrewsbury Town.

He weighs in on the England goalkeeping debate: Will Jordan Pickford or James Trafford start for England at EURO2028?

And we look at Tottenham and Roberto de Zerbi. Has he been given the dreaded vote of confidence after just five games of the season?

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Andy Burnham has said he would be “really concerned” to lose Manchester City’s owners as a result of the club being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League rules. Was it only a matter of time before government voices were heard on this issue and how much of a complicating layer does it add?

Meanwhile, Rui Pinto, whose leaks of private documents helped to trigger the Premier League’s investigation into Manchester City’s financial affairs, will no longer be protected by the Portuguese authorities. Is he a hero or villain of the story?

Plus, Ring Magazine CEO Rick Reeno dropped by in studio after Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua finally faced off at their press conference for December's monster clash.

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talkSPORT’s Adrian Durham and member of the reading panel Neil Foggin reveal the 12 books that have made the longlist for the 2026 William Hill Sports Book of the Year.

12 books in all, covering football, cycling, running, golf, cricket, Formula 1 and even Mölkky, with stories of referees, fans, champions, controversy, obsession and sporting lives pushed to the limit. It’s a brilliantly varied longlist packed with remarkable stories.

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It's official - Manchester City have been found guilty of all charges relating to breaching financial rules over an eight year period. Is this vindication for Richard Masters and the Premier League? Should we be celebrating or commiserating?

Meanwhile, is Anthony Gordon showing he's a different player since his move to Spain?

Plus, former Premier League and FIFA assistant referee Dan Robathan details the mental struggles he has faced after having to medically retire from the game.

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Manchester City’s chief executive, Ferran Soriano, told a meeting of the European Football Clubs board that they will fight to prove their innocence after being found guilty by an independent commission of the vast majority of the Premier League’s 115 charges of breaching financial rules. What impact will their fight have on the rest of the league?

Plus, one year on from his death, young footballer Billy Vigar's parents are calling on the FA to do more to stop other families suffering similar tragedies. We are joined by Billy's father, Keith, and former coach at Chichester City, Darin Killpartrick.

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Following a four-year Premier League investigation and a lengthy independent hearing, a tribunal has ruled against Manchester City on nearly all allegations of financial misconduct spanning from 2009 to 2018.

Football finance expert Stefan Borson joins us after a weekend of reflection on where this leaves the club, its ownership, the fans, and the Premier League.

Plus, after a narrow defeat to world champions Spain at Wembley, has the narrative of 'England retreat' been put to bed?

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England make their return tomorrow after their third-place World Cup finish at the 2026 World Cup when they welcome world champions Spain to Wembley. Is it time for the fans to get behind the team and let bygones be bygones with Thomas Tuchel?

Meanwhile, should FA Cup matches be being replayed because of refereeing errors? And with Tonda Eckert's future in jeopardy, could Rob Edwards be in line for an interim gig at Southampton?

Plus, tennis legend John McEnroe joins the show ahead of the Laver Cup's return to London.

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments on immigration have upset a few people, including club legend Eric Cantona. Is his response damaging for Man Utd or an irrelevance?

Meanwhile, it has been officially confirmed that Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's much-anticipated showdown will take place in Cardiff on December 11. Can they back up the hype with a proper fight for the fans?

Plus, ahead of their matchup against Spain this weekend - is it fair to label England as "bottlers"?

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