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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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Mikel Arteta has agreed a new and improved contract with Arsenal. Does his tenure now have to be looked back upon as one of the greatest risks taken by a Premier League side?

Meanwhile, as Andy Robertson opens up about the impact of Diogo Jota's passing had, does it provide any more context for Liverpool's drop off?

Plus, IBF heavyweight world champion Filip Hrgovic celebrates his victory over Moses Itauma last month by joining us live from his native Croatia.

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Fresh off an impressive victory against Arsenal, the Brighton head coach Fabian Hürzeler joined Jim and Simon in the studio for an hour to discuss his game plan, plans to challenge the elite, and for his reflections on England's Nations League pull outs and World Cup campaign.

Hear the chat in full in this episode.

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Manchester United got out of jail with a late deflected goal to rescue a point at Fulham. Is the Michael Carrick train still on track and, if so, what is the destination?

Meanwhile, Brighton and Brentford continue their strong starts to the season with two wins over the "elite" to put them in the top four. Can they have continued success in the modern-game?

Plus, a rather gloomy Martin O'Neill faced the media after the second Old Firm defeat in two weeks. Was his honesty about his future in-character or something more to be concerned about?

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Thomas Tuchel has named his latest England squad for the upcoming Nations League games with Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold having "a point to prove" after their returns. Is this an admission from the manager that mistakes were made in his World Cup selection?

Meanwhile, is there a case for time and patience when it comes to Michael Carrick, after the team were booed off the pitch in mid-week?

Plus, after Unai Emery admitted the winger remains a "little bit behind" the rest of the group, has Gabby been proven right about Alejandro Garnacho?

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Adrian Durham & Neil Foggin are joined in the studio by journalist and author Neil Squires to discuss his book The Fall and Rise of the Mölkky Bar Kids: A Sporting Underdog Story.

The book reveals the unlikely story of a group of friends who discover Mölkky — the Finnish throwing game few of them had ever heard of — and embark on a journey that ultimately sees them representing their country on the global stage. Neil shares his story of how an unlikely group of underdogs found themselves competing amongst the world's best Mölkky players in Japan.

Exploring what it means to love sport even when you’re never going to be an elite athlete, the book is packed with British nostalgia, sporting trivia and plenty of humour.

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Manchester United threw away a two-goal lead to lose 3-2 to Brighton - and exit the Carabao Cup at the first hurdle for a second straight year. Is the air coming out of the Michael Carrick balloon?

Meanwhile, Thomas Tuchel has spoken publicly for the first time in two months, reflecting on England's exit from the 2026 World Cup. Are the public ready to forgive and forget just yet?

Plus, legendary boxing commentator Adam Smith reflects on the passing of Ricky Hatton, one year on from his tragic death.

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