The James Gray Show on Love Sport Radio

Liverpool have got James Gray nervous about the Premier League title race as they face Huddersfield on Friday night, Manchester United need to start planning for the future and why is tennis considering giving Justin Gimelstob a new contract?

Wally Downes has taken AFC Wimbledon from second-bottom of League One to the brink of survival. He joined James Gray to discuss their last two fixtures of the season and how he turned things around.

Manchester United failed to do Liverpool a favour last night and James Gray thinks it is a sign of the problems at the club that it was so easy for Pep Guardiola's men. Arsenal too have been allowed to become a shadow of their formal selves while Anthony Joshua will have to make do with another sub-standard opponent.

Jon Macken scored for Man City in a 4-1 win over Manchester United and he joins James Gray to talk up tonight's derby. Former Brighton winger Dean Cox weighs up whether Chris Hughton is the right man for the Seagulls and James tees off at the 'political correctness gone mad' brigade over the FA's ban on champagne at the cup final.

Pat Nevin analyses the run in for Chelsea and gives his verdict on whether Sarri is the man to take Chelsea forward, former Spurs defender John Gorman looks ahead to Tottenham taking on his old team mate Chris Houghton's  Brighton side and Professional snooker player Sean O'Sullivan reacts to the Rocket being knocked out the World Championships.

Jamie O'Hara had just about calmed down by the time James Gray spoke to him about Tottenham's win, three-time European Cup winner with Liverpool Terry McDermott was trying to keep his Premier League title hopes under wraps and ex-Man City player Mark Lillis had to pick himself up to come on...

Henning Berg knows all about success at Manchester United and he joins James Gray to assess their Champions League exit while ex-Liverpool goalkeeper Chris Kirkland looks ahead to the Porto clash and BoxNation's Steve Lillis assesses who might replace Jarrell Miller in a clash with Anthony Joshua.

Troy Deeney let Watford down badly last night and James Gray is not impressed by his flailing elbow. Up Front's host is also joined by ex-United winger Gordon Hill to look ahead to the Barcelona clash, former Watford man Martin Taylor and discusses what golf might be like after Tiger Woods retires.

Andy Ritchie former Manchester United forwards joins Paul Mortimer (In for James Gray), while former Millwall and Arsenal winger Jimmy Carter chats about the games involving his former sides.

Lee Croft, ex-Man City winger, was at Anfield to watch Liverpool and tells James Gray all about what he saw there, while Andy Marshall, Charlton goalkeeping coach, gives James Gray the lowdown on Lee Bowyer's contract situation.