The 20-Minute Hit

Paul (@PaulMacdSport) and Ollie (@Juice_Wilson) are joined by French Football writer Jonathan Johnson (@Jon_LeGossip) to look ahead to the month of football coming from France as we all make our predictions for Euro 2016. Then Jim Knight (@JimKnight88) lets us know how our predictions will fair at the bookies.

Paul and Ollie return with two new guests to the show. Kristen Heneage of ESPN.com and Yahoo Sport is joined by our guest from across the pond Josh Chetwynd as they take a look at Mourinho's last stand against Liverpool this weekend, the ongoing FIFA corruption scandal, the media's decision to openly discuss the passing of Edinson Volquez's father while the pitcher was on the mound, perhaps, unaware of his fathers passing and the up coming Rugby World Cup Final this Saturday. How did it all fit into 20-minutes? We don't know.

Ollie got a chance to talk to Detroit Lions Head Coach Jim Caldwell and D-Lineman Haloti Ngata about the media and their relationship with the press; a poignant topic after the controversial reporting of the death of Edinson Volquez's father just before Game One of the World Series this week.

Ollie (@Juice_Wilson), with Paul away, is joined by Max Whittle (@Max_Whittle) of the Guardian and Andy Brassell (@andybrassell) of BT Sport and ESPN to talk about the fall out for the home nations after the Euro 2016 qualifiers, Klopp's appointment at Liverpool, Doc Rivers staring the slanging match in the NBA and the NFL's over paid QBs before wrapping things up as we ask if sport, in general, is selling its soul?

Paul gets on his high horse about Golden Horn and Brendan Rodger's dismissal from Liverpool while special guest Reda Maher is back to talk Bayern Munich's unbelievable start to the season and England's lip Rugby World Cup showing.

Oliver and Paul are joined by Reda Maher as we get some "Wenger out" calls, see if Messi's injury means disaster for Barcelona, look back at England's World Cup defeat to Wales and plenty more

Paul and Ollie are joined by Peter Staunton, Chief Correspondent for Goal.com to talk about the last seven days of sport including Japan's incredible victory in the Rugby World Cup against South Africa, Great Britain's victory in the Davis Cup semi-final, the debate of ethics over rules in the Solheim Cup and the main talking points from the Premier League including Diego Costa's and Martial's weekends.

Oliver (@Juice_Wilson) and Paul (@PaulMacdSport) are joined once again by Kris Voakes (@kriswoakes) of Goal.com to talk about the struggles of English sides in the Champions League, Jose Mourinho's meltdown at Chelsea, along with Novak Djokovic's US Open win, Floyd Mayweather's status as the greatest of all time and the opening weekend struggles for some in the NFL. All in 20 minutes.