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Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Tory Deeney reflected on a terrible night for England as Lee Carsley loses his first game since taking interim charge to a Greece side they had previously never lost to. What was more concerning - his tactics or post-match comments? Meanwhile, Gareth Southgate has ruled out taking a job on the sidelines in the next 12 months. What did Alex Crook make of the news with his Manchester United hat on? Plus, Sunderland and Republic of Ireland striker Aaron Connolly has opened up on an addiction to alcohol, leading to an open and honest conversation about men's mental health.

Jim White and Simon Jordan looked ahead to England's Nations League encounter with Greece tonight. Is John Stones a natural leader and why are the FA waiting to appoint Carsley? Meanwhile, Euro 2004 winner with Greece, Stelios Giannakopoulos, gave us an insight into what it is like to actually win a tournament...! Plus, sad news came overnight of former Sheffield United defender George Baldock's passing, aged just 31. We hear tributes from those who knew him including Blades' owner, Prince Abdullah.

Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss Txiki Begiristain's exit from Man City and its impact on Pep Guardiola. Howard Webb admits a VAR error on "Mic'd Up," raising transparency concerns.Yesterday marked nine years since Jürgen Klopp was appointed at Liverpool, Danny reflects on his legacy and the club's future under Slot. Forest Green Owner Dale Vince discusses sustainability at the Sport Positive Summit, while Times Chief Sports Correspondent Matt Lawton addresses the Premier League's strained relations and potential government intervention. Plus, they preview this weekend’s fight card in Saudi Arabia, featuring Dmitry Bivol vs. Artur Beterbiev in an undisputed light heavyweight clash.

Jim White and Simon Jordan unpack the Man City vs. Premier League verdict with FFP expert Stefan Borson. Chat with WBA Featherweight Champion Nick Ball about his recent title defence and explore the impact of the Lassana Diarra ruling on player contracts with football agent Michael Jarman.

Jim White and Simon Jordan are joined by the former Arsenal invincible Martin Keown to look back at Spurs' 3-2 defeat at Brighton yesterday, and they debate if Ange Postecoglou has made them the most exciting team in the league. They discuss the future of Wolves manager Gary O'Neil, with their 5-3 defeat at Brentford leaving them bottom of the Premier League and without a win all season. And after Lassana Diarra won his landmark case against FIFA, FFP Expert Stefan Borson joins them in the studio to discuss what it could mean for the future of transfers.

Jim White, Martin Keown, Troy Deeney and Alex Crook react to Manchester United's 3-3 Europa League draw with Porto. They discuss Erik Ten Hag's future after he said United should be judged at the end of the season. Plus, chat about Dominic Solanke's inclusion in the England squad, Harry Kane's form for Bayern Munich and Kalvin Phillips' response to previous comments that he was overweight.

Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Aston Villa’s 1-0 win over Bayern, but can they reach new heights? Southampton’s shaky start raises questions about Russell Martin’s future - should he be worried? They also talk boxing with Ade Oladipo and Frazer Clarke ahead of his big rematch, and preview a thrilling UK vs US showdown with Spencer Oliver and Roy Jones Jr.

The William Hill Sports Book of the Year will be announced next month, and today we get the longlist of books nominated for the most prestigious award a sporting tome can win.Book Club regulars Adrian Durham & Neil Foggin discuss the longlist, and we hear from some of the authors who have featured on the book club over the last year.

Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy looked back as Celtic’s unbeaten start to the season came to a halt as they were taught a Champions League lesson by Borussia Dortmund. Is Brendan being tactically arrogant in Europe? Meanwhile, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has avoided a ban after the club successfully appealed against his red card in Sunday's loss to Tottenham. Should clubs still be allowed to appeal in this VAR era?