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Liverpool win their Europa League opener after coming from behind to beat Austrian side LASK, Rangers pull off another huge European home win as they shock Real Betis, Brighton flatter to deceive in their first ever game in Europe, Emmanuel Petit predicts Arsenal to win silverware "soon" and former Liverpool winger Jermaine Pennant explains why he recently punched former health secretary Matt Hancock in the head...

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says they have to 'look in the mirror' following a 4-3 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, whilst the former England captain Stuart Pearce believes the scoreline did not reflect the game. Jason Cundy and Jamie O'Hara reflected on the game on the Sports Bar, and they also believe the scoreline flattered Man United's performance, saying Bayern dominated the tie at the Allianz Arena. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says he was very emotional following their 4-0 win over PSV in their first Champions League game since 2017, and we hear exclusively from the Brighton midfielder Billy Gilmour ahead of their first Europa League game in their history. Head of Matchroom Sport Eddie Hearn discusses the news that Conor Benn will return to the ring in America on Saturday, whilst we also hear the thoughts of both Carl Froch and Spencer Oliver. Finally, heavyweight Boxer Joe Joyce looks ahead to his rematch with Zhilei Zhang, which is live on talkSPORT!

Former Newcastle manager Alan Pardew praises the Magpies for getting a goalless draw at AC Milan in their return to the Champions League, Jamie O’Hara claims Manchester City’s Rhodri would get into the Premier League greatest XI, Harry Kane defends Harry Maguire, Celtic are humbled in Feyenoord and Ally McCoist recalls the time he met the Dutch Cycling team!

Manchester City return to Champions League action as holders for the first time, Burnley have a late winner at Forest chalked off following more VAR controversy after Sander Berge’s handball, Darren Bent claims Chelsea are no better since Graham Potter left, Ally McCoist defends the Glazers and England prop Joe Marler gives his guide on how to head a rugby ball! 

Arsenal win their first game at Goodison Park since 2017, as the Gunners grab a vital away win over strugglers Everton. Sean Dyche told talkSPORT that he's confident of turning things around, but that there's lots of work to be done. Alan Pardew hopes the Toffees show some patience, and stick with Dyche.Chelsea's inconsistent start to the season continued as they were held to a goalless draw at Bournemouth. Blues boss Mauricio Pochettino urges patience, and predicts the squad will be a force once they are at full strength. In the Championship Leeds beat Millwall 3-0 at the Den, live on talkSPORT2.On the Sunday Edition, Henry Winter and Shaun Custis give their thoughts on Manchester United's troubles and Paul Heckinbottom's referee rant. Football Finance Expert Kieran Maguire also joined the show to discuss the possible problems for the takeover of Everton.  Tony Cascarino also puts the boot into miserable Man United, while Natalie Sawyer was happy to see Richarlison get on the scoresheet for Spurs, after recent criticism from fellow pros Michail Antonio and Callum Wilson. 

We look back on an action packed round of Premier League action, as Brighton heaped more misery on Erik Ten Hag, beating Manchester United 3-1 at Old Trafford.Mark Goldbridge pins the blame squarely on the Glazers, and believes the club need to remove them if they are to close the gap to their rivals.Liverpool come from behind to get a vital win at Wolves and Spurs scored twice in injury time to turn the tide on Sheffield United. Match winner Dejan Kulusevski heaps praise on Ange Postecoglou's influence on the team, while the popular Aussie said that the teams spirit got them over the line in a very tough game.Meanwhile Blades boss Paul Heckinbottom was furious with the officials, and told talkSPORT that the people who know the least about the game are the ones directing how the game plays out!  Tony Cascarino gives his take on Everton, ahead of their potential takeover, as well as waxing lyrical about Jude Bellingham. 

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says he's not focusing on Jadon Sancho as he is not in the squad to face Brighton and says the culture at the club need to change, whilst the former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara labelled the treatment of the England international as 'disgusting'. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp labels the decision to play Wolves at 12:30pm a 'joke' as he again hits out at the schedule, whilst the Wolves manager Gary O'Neil speaks exclusively to talkSPORT about his development as a manager. The former Leeds United Assistant Karl Robinson says the criticism towards Farhad Moshiri was unfair, after the Everton owner agreed to sell his majority 94 percent stake to American investment firm 7-7-7 Partners, and we look back at Leicester's 4-1 win over Southampton in the Championship.

Former Boxer Amir Khan and Ex England Rugby star Danny Cipriani joined Danny Kelly and Charlie Baker to discuss their respective careers and the tough moments they have been through. Khan spoke about his fight with Kell Brook and coming to terms with retirement, whilst Cipriani believes his mindset held him back from fulfilling his true potential on the rugby pitch. Elsewhere, Everton Full Back Ashely Young joined Breakfast to look back at his career so far, what it was like to play under Sir Alex Ferguson and sharing the pitch with our very own Gabby Agbonlahor. Also, Ade Oladipo, Spencer Oliver and Simon Jordan talk boxing and the heavyweight division and we look ahead to tonight's big game between Southampton vs Leicester in the Championship.

The former England striker Darren Bent believes Gareth Southgate was wrong to bring on Harry Maguire in England's 3-1 win over Scotland, which has led to more criticism for the Manchester United defender, and the former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan agrees. The former England winger Trevor Sinclair says the Manchester United forward Jadon Sancho had every right to defend himself amid public criticism from his manager Erik ten Hag, but could have phrased it better. The Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou outlines what success will look like for him in North London, and the West Ham First Team Coach Kevin Nolan discusses a summer of transition for the Hammers. The European Football Expert Kevin Hatchard tells us about the investment company interested in Everton, and we hear exclusively from Lionesses manager Sarina Weigman.