The ITV Football Football Show

It's been a decent start to Euro 2020 for England and Wales - with a win and a draw respectively. Gary Neville and Joe Ledley join Mark and Andros to assess the performances against Croatia and Switzerland. Gary sings the praises of Gareth Southgate, who threw us something of a curve ball with his selections for England's opener, while Joe is sweet on the impressive showings by Keiffer Moore and Dan James. We also hear from Raheem Sterling discuss Christian Eriksen's horrendous cardiac arrest during Denmark's game with Finland. Should the match have continued so soon after his collapse or not? Either way, the most important thing is that Christian appears to be on the road to recovery.

The time for talking is over - well, almost - as Mark and Andros have time for one last hurrah before the Euros begin in Rome on Friday evening. Joining them to chew the footballing fat are ex-Wales and Scotland internationals John Hartson and Alan McInally, who are quietly confident about their sides' respective chances. They discuss the importance of team spirit at international level, the likely stars of the tournament, how the home nations will line up and the realistic expectations of all three. We also hear from Gareth Bale and find out about Andros's week in Wales as he starts the process of getting his coaching badges.

Joining us just moments after Gareth Southgate announced his final 26 for Euro 2020, Conor Coady speaks to us before he's even celebrated his England call-up with his family and friends! Suffice to say, his phone was pinging ... The lads discuss what it means to him to represent his country at a major tournament, the mood among the players, a tricky trio of group matches and, of course, penalty practice. Mark and Andros also assess the squad and what it likely means in terms of formation, and reflect on Chelsea's magnificent Champions League triumph at the expense of Manchester City.

On the day that Gareth Southgate named his provisional squad for Euro 2020, we get in the mood for the tournament with one of the game's all-time greats, Patrick Vieira. Patrick not only won the Euros with France in 2000, but also the World Cup, the Premier League (including 'that' undefeated season) and umpteen other trophies during an incredible career. He, Mark & Andros discuss the genius of Phil Foden, his rivalry with Roy Keane, Daniel Ek's designs on Arsenal, Karim Benzema's return to the national side and Patrick's desire to manage in England. We also preview the two European finals, and reflect on who's likely to make the final cut for England squad selection.

As the Premier League season reaches its conclusion, attention turns to Euro 2020, where there's plenty of home nation interest. And with Gareth Southgate set to announce his squad for the tournament, we're joined by Sven-Göran Eriksson, who managed England 2001 - 2006. Among the topics of discussion, the so-called Golden Generation, Phil Foden, Portuguese penalty pain and Sven's old friend, Roy Hodgson. The lads also reflect upon the race for European places and Harry Kane's uncertain future at Spurs.

It's FA Cup Final weekend, with Leicester meeting Chelsea at Wembley on Saturday evening. And our latest guest was schooled at the Blues' academy before going on an incredible journey with The Foxes. Andy King left Chelsea at 15 and headed to the Midlands, becoming the only player in the modern era to win League One, The Championship and the Premier League with the same club. We discuss Andy's unlikely scrabble for final tickets, Jamie Vardy's love of Red Bull, Wes Morgan's tattoo parlour, James Maddison's England chances, his differences of opinion with Claude Puel, Wales' hopes at Euro 2020 and his favourite ever goal scored by someone other than himself. We'll give you a clue: that someone is a Belgian ...

No mean feat, bouncing straight back to the Premier League, but it's one Norwich City have achieved with aplomb, winning the title with a game to spare. Central to their success has been Todd Cantwell, who joins Mark and Andros to talk about boss Daniel Farke, the Canaries' desire to emulate Leeds, the pressures of being a homegrown player, scoring a goal with his head on all-fours and Ben Godfrey's unusual superstition - among many other things. We also discuss the Champions League final between Manchester City and Chelsea, the European Super League and, of course, Jose Mourinho.

Having started his career at Manchester United, improbably won the Premier League with Leicester, and found himself clubless for most of this season, Danny Simpson knows all about the highs and lows of life as a professional footballer. Now at Bristol City and as happy as ever, he reflects on his career with Mark and Andros. The lads also reflect on a good week in Europe for English clubs, and preview the FA Cup semifinals.

International week has been and gone, with the home nations experiencing varying degrees of fortune. We're joined by comedian and Manchester United fan Kae Kurd, on 'VKR' duties for ITV these past few days, to discuss technology, Jesse Lingard, left backs, the most exciting player in the Premier League and a whole lot more. Enjoy!

Less than a decade ago, Tyrone Mings was dividing his time between non-league football, bar work and mortgage advising. Now an England international, he talks frankly about his journey, which has encompassed longterm injuries at key moments, mental health issues and racial abuse - not to mention considerable success on the pitch. He knows how to pour the perfect pint of Guinness too! Mark and Andros also look ahead to a busy week of World Cup qualifying for the home nations, with all the England games live and exclusive on ITV.