Matt and Dave are joined by Paddy Boyland from The Athletic to talk Everton's win over Sheffield United, before Guy Swindells gives us his reaction to England's win over the West Indies at Old Trafford.

Matt and Dave are back after a jam-packed weekend of sport. 

We catch up with Euan McTear after the curtain came down on the Spanish football season, with Real Madrid crowned as champions. Elsewhere, one of the big stories saw Watford part ways with Nigel Pearson; The Athletic's Adam Leventhal gave us the latest from Vicarage Road.

To finish, Keith Jackson of Sky Sports gave us the news from the golfing world, as Jon Rahm won the Memorial tournament and moved to the top of the world rankings.

We've had a big week of sport and there's a big weekend to come.

Matt and Dave catch up with Tim Stillman to get the latest on Arsenal ahead of their FA Cup semi-final showdown with Manchester City, and Adam Jones from the Liverpool Echo to reflect on another disappointing result for Everton in the Premier League.

To start the show, we have a chat with Matt Slater from The Athletic, who gives us an insight into the challenges being faced by Football League clubs post-lockdown.

Our latest show focuses on those teams fighting for a spot in the Premier League next season.

Thomas Bradley from I'd Radebe Leeds joins Matt and Dave to talk about the Championship leaders, who are on the brink of promotion.

Midlands football broadcaster Tom Ross the comes on to preview Aston Villa's trip to Everton in the Premier League, as Dean Smith's team seek to keep their survival hopes alive.

Matt and Dave return to reflect on two of football’s biggest stories; Manchester City’s successful appeal to CAS and Wigan’s sensational 8-0 win over Hull which gives them a real opportunity to prevent relegation, despite their 12 points deduction in the Championship.

Mo Stewart from the Anfield Wrap gives us his take on the ruling and the connotations it could have in Liverpool’s push for more glory next season.

Tom Overend from All things Chelsea discusses Frank Lampard’s side and their likely Champions League qualification for next season.

The second test between England and the West Indies begins tomorrow at Old Trafford - Tom Evans from the Liverpool Echo joins the show to talk about the competition in the England squad and what changes they might make.

Today on Team Talk Radio, Matt and Dave are joined by football finance expert and university lecturer Kieran Maguire for the latest on CAS's decision to overturn Manchester City's ban from European competition.

Later in the show, Jay Mottershead gives us his reaction to Manchester United's 2-2 draw with Southampton in the Premier League and as ever on a Tuesday, Nick Peet from Fight Disciples gives us the latest news from the combat sports world.

Matt and Dave are in a mood with Everton on this Monday morning, as a new week gets underway on Team Talk Radio.

Later in the show, the lads chat with Gavin Buckland about the late Jack Charlton and Harry Sherlock joins the conversation for a discussion about Tottenham's 2-1 win over rivals Arsenal in the Premier League.

To finish, Natalie Paweleck gives us her thoughts on Manchester City's potential ban from the Champions League.

It's a bumper show to finish the week!

Matt and Dave chat to Jamie Holme from the Boot Room podcast about how Liverpool will finish the season. Staying on football, today's show ended with former referee Mark Halsey, who provided us with his impassioned thoughts on the latest VAR controversies.

In between, we caught up with Tom Evans of the Liverpool Echo for a chat about the cricket and journalist Adam Hancock for the latest F1 news ahead of the weekend's action.

Matt and Dave turn their attentions to Everton's clash with Southampton on Thursday, with Gavin Buckland joining the conversation to preview the game.

We also get up to date with the latest goings on in the golf world, as Keith Jackson of Sky Sports joins us on the line. 

To finish, Dom Fifield of The Athletic offers us his thoughts on the latest reports regarding the five-substitute rule and the prospect of it being here to stay.

There were plenty of sporting topics to hit on Wednesday, with Greg Farrimond joining the guys to offer more insight on Wigan Athletic's plight.

We also speak to Adam Leventhal from The Athletic about Watford's up-and-down season, before Neil Dutton gives us more information on Pat Mahomes' £400-million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Matt and Dave also discuss the prospect of the Premier League's five substitutions rule being here to stay and England's bowling options ahead of the First Test against the West Indies in Southampton.