Gary Neville discusses Manchester United's 3-1 win over Tottenham in the Premier League, the use of VAR to disallow a Edinson Cavani goal, West Ham's 3-2 win over Leicester with Jesse Lingard scoring twice and Liverpool's battle to make the top four.

Gary Neville discusses Tottenham’s crucial win over Aston Villa which he feels will give Jose Mourinho belief that they can reach the top four. He reflects on the disappointment of Manchester Utd’s FA Cup quarter final defeat to Leicester and answers whether he thinks Manchester City can achieve an unprecedented quadruple.

Gary Neville is joined by Rob Hawthorn as they discuss Manchester United's narrow 1-0 win over West Ham United and what that result means for the Hammers' European football hopes.

Gary Neville is over the moon as Man Utd ended Man City's 28-game unbeaten run with a shock 2-0 victory at the Etihad.

Gary Neville and Martin Tyler analyse Chelsea and Manchester United's 0-0 draw on Super Sunday and discuss which side is closest to challenging for the title. Also, Neville and Tyler reflect on Manchester City's 20th consecutive victory and Gareth Bale's star display for Tottenham Hotspur.

Gary Neville says Manchester City put on a Floyd Mayweather-type performance in their 1-0 win over Arsenal by keeping the Gunners at arm’s length despite not being on top form. Neville is also not surprised by Liverpool’s recent poor results, and the former Manchester United and England man says they need some fresh ideas and changes in tactics to protect their injury-hit defensive positions.

Gary Neville claims that the Liverpool squad look drained and suggests that's the biggest factor for their "alarming dip" in form. Plus, why Manchester United are not good enough to seriously challenge for the Premier League title this season but should be contenders next season.

Gary Neville hails Mo Salah's two moments of magic as Liverpool's recovery continued with a 3-1 win at West Ham.

Gary Neville analyses Liverpool's 0-0 draw with Manchester Utd at Anfield and assesses what the result and performance means for the two Premier League rivals.

Gary Neville analyses the Carabao Cup semi-final between the two Manchester clubs, looks ahead to a compelling final between Pep and Jose and gives his thoughts on whether a trophy-less season will put added pressure on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s position as Manchester Utd manager.