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Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another episode of the Back Page.

Yes, Manchester City is still making headlines as they come out fighting in their response to the Premier League's guilty verdict. Where will this end? We discuss the finer details and hear from ex-players Micah Richards and Rodri, as well as City CEO Ferran Soriano.

Then we're off to international football, where an aging Cristiano Ronaldo is struggling to come to terms with no longer being the main man at Portugal anymore. Did he handle being benched with grace? Erm, not quite.

There's also another sporting quiz from Eddie.

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It's Chris McHardy and Robbie Greenfield with you for another episode of sports news goodness.

The Manchester City story continues to rumble on as the first Premier League owner shares his opinions on what should happen to them… BUT… BREAKING NEWS AS THE SHOW PROGRESSES 

We have live reaction from the Premier League’s 40-page confirmation that YES they’ve found Manchester City guilty on all 115 charges. What a showstopper.

We’re also live with Dubai’s newest golf hero Josh Hill who’s just turned professional, and while we’re on the fairways we take a look back at Scottie Scheffler’s fantastic sportsmanship.

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It's Chris McHardy and Premier League winner Danny Simpson tackle the biggest story in sport in this episode.

What is going on with Manchester City vs the Premier League? Last week, there was a bombshell revelation that City were guilty of 114 out of 115 charges and then... nothing. Chris and Danny dive deep into the scenarios that could face both the club and the league.

Then we move on to football from around the world as Jurgen Klopp's start as an international boss gets off to a shaky start. Danny shares his thoughts on World Cup hero Vozinha as the Cape Verde goalkeeper is suffering under the weight of his fame.

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Lifelong Manchester United fan and host of The Score, Chris McHardy delivers a podcast special all about the Red Devils.

With the help of former Red and Premier League title winner Danny Simpson and The Score producer and host of the United show Fergie's Gum, Nathan Irvine, the trio delves into the details behind the club's slide into mediocrity.

Is it the owners' fault? How much of the current blame rests at Michael Carrick's doorstep? Or is it simply the players aren't good enough? Simmo offers stunning behind-the-scenes insight from his time at Manchester United playing with the likes of Roy Keane, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville.

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Chris McHardy is joined by a revolving doors of guests for this episode.
First up, Producer Nathan joins for his take on his beloved Manchester United's early exit in the EFL Cup against Brighton. Then former Red and Premier League title winner Danny Simpson calls in to provide insight on what has been a turbulent week for his former team.

We take a brief look at Max Verstappen's latest feat, before DAZN's Ali Drew joins the show to discuss the big boxing card coming up at Dubai's Meydan Race Course this weekend.

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Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another packed episode of The Score.

Just when you thought the drama had settled on the VAR controversies in the Manchester derby, Pro Ref chief, Howard Webb two-foots the hornet’s nest in a chat with Michael Owen.

Eddie does his victory lap on behalf of his beloved Leeds United as they put Newcastle to the sword.

You’ll hear about the new championship that you could do lying down… quite literally. Plus, there’s a look Kevin Pietersen’s first match in charge of England’s white ball side.

And we’ll hear from Al Nassr’s “Big” Ange Postecoglou as he goes head-to-head with a journalist who has dared to, rightly, criticise Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy for this episode of The Score.
The gents look at the end of an era in men’s tennis, before, erm, diving head first into the Hyrox controversy.

Then we’ve got undisputed women’s super-welterweight champion Chantelle Cameron in the studio to talk about her recent win, youth boxing and that trilogy fight with Katie Taylor.

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Marc Archer joins Chris McHardy for this episode of The Score.

We hear about the dramatic NFL season opener as Super Bowl XL finalists the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks renew their rivalry.

Speaking of "dramatic," Team USA boss Mauricio Pochettino is making headlines with his controversial take on Chelsea's somewhat 'illegal' Premier League titles.

Plus, we cover the winners and losers from the Champions League, where Barcelona and PSG went goal crazy.

Then we have Robbie Greenfield's latest update on the LIV Golf debacle. 

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Robbie Greenfield and Eddie Taylor are in the hot seats for this episode.

We hear about the latest chapter from FIFA president Gianni Infantino's slow-motion fall from grace. Will the Swiss survive the onslaught from his detractors to be re-elected in 2027?

Eddie blows our minds with a mathematical fact that explains the likelihood of winning multiple sports titles in a row. Grab your pen and paper for this bit.

Plus, Robbie and Eddie lament the death of the singlehand backhand as the US Open hosts its demise at the top level of tennis. 

Then it's onto the F1 and the monumental Italian Grand Prix with our resident motor racing expert, Damien Reid.

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It’s Monday Night Football with Chris McHardy and his co-host, Premier League title-winner Danny Simpson.

There’s only one place to start: the absolutely disgrace that is VAR. It’s the boil on football’s rump that needs to be lanced sharpish. Are there any redeeming features of the technology?

Don’t worry, we do actually talk about the Manchester derby, which, dare we say, was bang average?

But five wins in five for Enzo Maresca is decent. Pep who?

Arsenal are in imperious form too. Are we in for another two-horse race in the EPL?

There’s also a little look at the dark arts of wasting time.

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