It’s matchday 34 in the Premier League as Arsenal go to Wolves in the big clash in the title race.

Elsewhere, it’s the FA Cup semi-finals, as Chelsea face Man City and Manchester United go up against Coventry City.

Host: Adam Leventhal

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Producer: Mike Stavrou 

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On Wednesday night, Arsenal's Champions League hopes were ended in Munich, in their first quarter-final at that level in 14 years.

Afterwards Mikel Arteta was left lost for words in how to console his side, while they also remain in the Premier League title race.

So how can the Spaniard ensure the Gunners season doesn't peter out, how ruthless can they be in this summer's transfer window - or should Arteta be able to get more from the squad already at his disposal?

Ayo Akinwolere is joined by The Athletic's David Ornstein and Art de Roche to discuss and analyse how different Arsenal could look the other side of the summer transfer window.

Host: Ayo Akinwolere

With: David Ornstein and Art de Roche

Producer: Guy Clarke

Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead

Related articles:

Arsenal’s progress this season will be undermined if their title challenge fizzles out - The Athletic

Arsenal are evolving at a pace that could leave Zinchenko, Jesus and others behind - The Athletic

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Last night were were reminded why the Champions League is the biggest draw in world football.

Meanwhile, FIFA seem to be stepping back in the battle to stop competitive games being taken abroad.

So, could we one day see the Premier League or La Liga decided in the USA? Or the UEFA Champions League final in Saudi Arabia?

Ayo Akinwolere is joined by The Athletic's Matt Slater and Adam Crafton.

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On Sunday, Bayer Leverkusen won the first league title in their 120-year history, and the celebrations were wild.

Still to play for this season; a potential treble and the chance to go the entire season unbeaten.

But is Xabi Alonso staying enough to keep his squad together next season? 

Is it still even possible for this team to go to the next level and break into Europe's elite?

Or, is this as good as it gets for Leverkusen? 

Host: Ayo Akinwolere

With: Raphael Honigstein, Seb Stafford-Bloor

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Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead

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At Anfield on Sunday, Liverpool’s terrible week got a whole lot worse.

A shock 1-0 defeat to Crystal Palace has dealt a blow to Jurgen Klopp’s hopes of a second Premier League title and they have a mountain to climb in the Europa League, trailing Atalanta 3-0.

So why are Liverpool faltering at the business end of the season? 

And can they still turn it round?

Ayo Akinwolere is joined by The Athletic's Oli Kay and James Pearce to assess and analyse where things have gone wrong for Jurgen Klopp's side having gone from potential quadruple winners to seeing his reign possibly end with a whimper.

Host: Ayo Akinwolere

With: James Pearce and Oli Kay

Producer: Guy Clarke

Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead

Related articles:

The 10 misses that might have ended Liverpool’s Premier League title bid - The Athletic

Liverpool’s failure to keep clean sheets is proving deeply damaging - The Athletic

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It’s matchday 33 in the Premier League and Arsenal host Aston Villa as they look to hold on to top spot in the league table.

Elsewhere, Spurs go to Newcastle and Chelsea play Everton.

Host: Adam Leventhal

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After overseeing a 27-game unbeaten run, Luis Enrique’s PSG fell to defeat at home to Barcelona on Wednesday night, losing 3-2 in their Champions League quarter final first leg.

So why did Kylian Mbappe struggle to impact the kind of game he’s been renowned for owning in previous years and is he at risk of seeing his PSG career end with a whimper?

As for Enrique, is he the man to finally push the Parisians over the line to become a serious contender in years to come?

Ayo Akinwolere is joined by The Athletic's Peter Rutzler as well as Pierre-Etienne Minonzio of L'Equipe.

Host: Ayo Akinwolere

With: Peter Rutzler and Pierre-Etienne Minonzio

Producer: Guy Clarke

Executive Producer: Adam Jones

Related articles:

Mbappe surely cannot bow out so quietly in Barcelona - The Athletic

How Paris Saint-Germain made Ousmane Dembele ‘extraordinary’ again - The Athletic

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Diego Simeone and Atletico Madrid have enjoyed and endured a 12-year love affair and it is hard to imagine one without the other. He has overseen both unbelievable highs and crushing lows.

This season - Atletico are on course for their worst finish in La Liga since Simeone’s first year in charge, but could another Champions League run galvanize his team once again?

And with plenty of big clubs looking for ,managers this summer, why isn’t his name mentioned in the conversations anymore?

Ayo Akinwolere is joined by The Athletic's Dermot Corrigan & Tomás Hill López-Menchero.

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Mikel Arteta takes charge of Arsenal’s first Champions League quarter final in 14 years on Tuesday night.

Top of the Premier League and with the opportunity to make a serious statement in Europe, how has Arteta revived this Arsenal side?

And with Jurgen Klopp leaving and Pep Guardiola’s long-term Manchester City future uncertain, is he ready to build a dynasty in north London?

Host: Ayo Akinwolere

With: Jordan Campbell, Art de Roché, Amy Lawrence

Producer: Jay Beale

Executive Producer: Adam Jones

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On Sunday Old Trafford witnessed more mayhem as Manchester United and Liverpool played out a 2-2 draw.

Despite facing another 28 shots, Man United emerged with a point, but was that through luck or design?

So has Erik Ten Hag done enough to convince INEOS he’s worth persisting with into next season?

And with so much change coming behind the scenes over the summer…can Man United turn chaos into control?

Ayo Akinwolere is joined by The Athletic's Adam Crafton and Mark Critchley to discuss and debate the Dutchman's future.

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PRODUCER: Guy Clarke

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Adam Jones

Related articles:

Baffling, beguiling and bewildering: trying to explain this Manchester United - The Athletic

Ten Hag’s Manchester United future: Open to operating as head coach, Murtough to leave - The Athletic

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