Matt and Dave were joined by ESPN's Sam Marsden on Wednesday to reflect on a busy day for Barcelona, with Quique Setien sacked and Ronald Koeman poised to come in.

Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain booked their place in the Champions League final on Tuesday with a win over RB Leipzig. Jeremy Smith gave us his reaction to that clash and previewed Lyon's meeting with favourites Bayern Munich.

Football journalist John Richardson also joined us to reflect on all of the latest transfer talk.

Dave and Matt are joined by European football journalist Chris Williams to talk about the last four of the Champions League and why Germany holds a claim to being the best league in Europe.

Dave Mooney from the Blue Moon Podcast joins us to discuss the repercussions of Manchester City’s failure against Lyon, and Nick Peet return to review UFC 252 and look ahead to the final Fight Camp event this weekend.

Matt and Dave (and Hannah!) are back after a jam-packed weekend of sport.

We reflect on a disastrous weekend for Barcelona with Euan McTear. They were hammered 8-2 by Bayern Munich on Friday and speculation is beginning to gather pace regarding the potential departure of Lionel Messi.

We also speak to Eurosport commentator Dave Hendon about Ronnie O'Sullivan's sixth snooker world championship title.

Matt and Dave are back to chat about all the latest sporting stories on Friday.

They reflect on RB Leipzig's win over Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, with particular focus on the La Liga side's status in the game.

We also analyse the opening day of England's clash with Pakistan, as well as the ongoing semi-final tussles at the World Snooker Championship.

The Champions League dominates Thursday's discussion.

French football journalist Jeremy Smith joins Matt and Dave to discuss PSG's incredible comeback against Atalanta in their quarter-final clash. We then catch up with Spanish football author Colin Millar, who tells us what shape Atletico Madrid and Barcelona are in going into their respective ties with RB Leipzig and Bayern Munich.

We finish the show with a chat about cricket, as Guy Swindells tells us what to expect from the second Test between England and Pakistan.

Matt and Dave are back, as they continue to reflect on the ongoing feast of football.

We speak to Sam from The 77 Club podcast about Wolves' elimination from the Europa League, as they suffered a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Sevilla on Tuesday night.

Stefan Bienkowski from BBC Sport Scotland then provides us with the latest from the SPL, where matches have been suspended due to a number of players breaking COVID-19 bio-secure regulations.

Matt and Dave are back to chat through the latest sporting stories. We start with a roundup of the Europa League action from Monday night, including a focus on former Everton striker Romelu Lukaku, who is thriving for Inter Milan.

We then speak to Keith Jackson from Sky Sports, who reacts to Collin Morikawa's USPGA success, and Nick Peet, who offers us insight on the weekend's fighting.

Matt and Dave managed to get us on air today, even without Hannah pulling the strings.

The lads discuss Gareth Bale's ongoing issues at Real Madrid, as well as the upcoming Champions League clash with Manchester City. For a point of view on the latter, Natalie Paweleck joined us on the phone.

We also caught up with James Benge for a discussion on Arsenal, who are to make 55 staff remember redundant.

Matt and Dave discuss the playoff final

after Fulham’s extra time victory over Brentford sees them return to the Premier League at the first time of asking. 

The Guardian’s Jacob Steinberg joins us to talk about Chelsea’s free-spending summer so far and discussed Frank Lampard’s tenure at the club to date.

Cricket broadcaster Guy Swindells chats to Dave about Ireland’s incredible victory over England in the final one day international before previewing the Test side’s upcoming series against Pakistan.