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There’s a big shock in the Champions League as Atletico Madrid are dumped out of Europe by RB Leipzig leaving talkSPORT pundit Jason Cundy purring over the performance of centre-back Dayot Upamecano, on the Sports Bar Andy Goldstein claims that Julian Nagelsmann's side are two games away from pulling off the ‘greatest achievement in the history of football’, super-agent Kia Joorabchian denies that he has any major influence at Arsenal after two of his clients have just signed contracts at the Emirates, Rugby legend Martin Offiah tells Max Rushden why ‘taking the knee’ should not be mandatory in sport, football writer Darren Lewis reveals much about a recent interview with Crystal Palace’s Wilf Zaha and the support the Ivorian has received from the Premier League after he'd received abuse on social media, Adrian Durham slams Arsene Wenger for the current issues surrounding Mesut Ozil at Arsenal and after the England slip cordon had a day to forget at the Ageas Bowl, the former fast bowler Darren Gough remembers the time he ‘blew up’ at his teammates when they dropped seven catches off his bowling.

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On talkSPORT Breakfast Crystal Palace winger Andros Townsend admits that teammate Wilfried Zaha is good enough to be playing in the Champions League, a caller on Drive pinpoints why Joe Hart may have struggled technically over the last four years, former Celtic midfielder Kris Commons tells Hugh Woozencroft why Boli Bolingoli should be sacked by the Hoops after his Covid-19 rule breach, England captain Joe Root warns Jimmy Anderson’s critics to write the 38-year-old off ‘at your peril’, Hawksbee & Jacobs bring us another edition of Classic Clips of the Midweek from 2006, Adrian Durham warns Wolves fans about a potential relegation battle next season, a player who played under Sam Allardyce reveals the time the former England manager made the players come into training at 6am the day after a game and there’s a great battle in ‘Play Your Cards Wrong’ on the Sports Bar between Jason Cundy & Andy Goldstein.

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Wolves are dumped out of the Europa League after a late winner at the hands of Sevilla but a defiant Nuno Espirito Santo remains positive about next season, Jason Cundy & Andy Goldstein clash with a fan who admits he’d support all English clubs in Europe including their local rivals, Simon Jordan slams Celtic defender Boli Bolingoli for breaching quarantining rules while Drive’s Adrian Durham is far from impressed with the Parkhead outfit as games north of the border are postponed, boxing promoter Frank Warren drops the biggest hint yet that the hotly anticipated clash between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will take place in the UK, Gary O’Neill is unveiled as Liverpool’s Under-23 Assistant Manager and reveals the unique technique he used to get the job, Sam Allardyce tells Breakfast why Manchester United not getting Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund isn’t a bad thing and we learn some Romanian slang with Hawksbee & Jacobs.

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After Manchester United reach the Europa League semi-finals Jordan Jarrett-Bryan & Jason Cundy clash with a fan over Mason Greenwood on the Sports Bar, former Spurs striker Darren Bent reveals how he dealt with criticism from manager Harry Redknapp following an infamous miss at White Hart Lane, Snooker Supremo Barry Hearn defends Ronnie O’Sullivan’s damning comments of the younger players taking up the professional game, Ruben Neves previews Wolves’ game against Sevilla live on talkSPORT tonight, James Anderson denies the rumours he wants to retire claiming he wants to play until the next Ashes series, Jimmy’s teammate Chris Woakes praises the innings Jos Buttler played on Saturday after England pulled off an historical run chase against Pakistan and Darren Gough makes a startling announcement about his favourite ice cream.

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Tony Cascarino isn't sure who's coaching Chelsea's defence but he's not impressed, there are stunned faces all round as Andrea Pirlo takes over at Juventus, Jason Tindall is the man to take Bournemouth forward after Eddie Howe left the club, the League One and Two salary caps are seen with some scepticism from Stuart Pearce amongst others, former Wales and Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Mark Crossley tells Jonny Owen about a classic mind trick Brian Clough played on him as a teenager, Monty Panesar sums up England's impressive first test win over Pakistan as Jos Buttler seemingly does enough to save his career, Steve Harmison reacts to the news that Ben Stokes is out of the rest of the test series, David James explains where the 'Calamity James' nickname came from and Simon Jordan doesn't hold back when it comes to his assessment of the frosty situation between Real Madrid and Gareth Bale.

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Join Danny Kelly as we relive the events of the FA Cup 1988 which saw Wimbledon take on the mighty Liverpool at Wembley, arguably the biggest upset in the history of the competition! To look back at this final we are joined by Dons manager Bobby Gould, Terry Gibson and Reds midfielder Ray Houghton.

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Both Ally McCoist and Jamie O’Hara criticise Arsenal for laying off 55 non-playing members of staff at The Emirates, Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola plays down the rivalry between himself and Real Madrid as his side take on Los Blancos tonight in the Champions League, former Portsmouth midfielder Gary O’Neill believes Gareth Bale does want to play for Zinedine Zidane’s side but the manager believes the Welshman wasn’t interested in playing at the Etihad, Chelsea supporter Jason Cundy wants Wolves to struggle in the Europa League as the Molineux outfit progress to the next round, European expert Andy Brassell reveals that Arsenal forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is set to stay at the Emirates, former England fast bowler Darren Gough has some high praise for Pakistan’s attack after a tremendous evening session at Old Trafford with the ball, Jermaine Defoe slams Jamie O’Hara for his ‘laughable’ comments on AFC Bournemouth being bigger than Rangers and there’s a meaningful sit-down lawnmower chat on Drive with Goughie and Andy Goldstein.

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On Breakfast the Crystal Palace winger Andros Townsend warns of the division big money signings can create in Premier League dressing rooms, Jason Cundy defends Arsenal for making 55 members of non-playing staff redundant at the Emirates, former Gunner Perry Groves supports Mikel Arteta’s attempts to sign Chelsea’s Willian and reckons he’s better than Pepe, Fulham goalscoring hero Joe Bryan reveals how he pulled off his wonder free-kick in the Play-Off Final, on Drive Andy Goldstein & Darren Gough react to the breaking news that Gareth Bale is left out of Real Madrid’s Champions League squad, Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer praises Anthony Martial’s work rate after scoring against LASK in the Europa League, Olympic gold medallist Greg Rutherford looks back at his sleepless night after Super Saturday at the London 2012 Games, Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo admits that he won’t be distracted by transfer speculation surrounding his players, former Manchester City defender Danny Mills praises Pep Guardiola’s signing of Nathan Ake from Bournemouth and Hawksbee & Jacobs bring us another edition of some classic clips from 2006 including a belter from Graeme Beecroft.

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An emotional Fulham manager Scott Parker reacts to his side beating Brentford in the Championship Play-Off Final at Wembley as they returned to the Premier League thanks to two goals from Joe Bryan in Extra-Time, Bees boss Thomas Frank thinks he assembled a top flight team but they will bounce back next season, there’s breaking news about Jadon Sancho where European expert Kev Hatchard reveals that Borussia Dortmund won’t be bullied by Manchester United, on Breakfast Ally McCoist bites back at Jamie O’Hara claiming that Rangers are bigger than nearly all the clubs in England, Wigan Athletic goalkeeper David Marshall opens up about the mental strain of relegation and administration put upon himself and his teammates, England skipper Joe Root previews the 1st Test against Pakistan, former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan takes us back to the final day of the season where the Eagles stayed up in the final minutes of the game, Jesse Lingard tells talkSPORT’s James Savundra that he hopes to impress manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer during Manchester United’s Europa League run and former Barnet & Brentford boss Martin Allen recalls an encounter with a bull.

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