Mauricio Pochettino says Chelsea should be stripped of their 2016-17 Premier League title for financial rule breaches and the honour retrospectively awarded to Tottenham, who he led to second place that season. Does his argument have any merit?

Meanwhile, after claims that tennis stars are being shafted by a congested calendar and treated with disdain on prize money, does the sport have to wake up for its own sake?

Plus, how does Fabio Wardley go about rewriting history against Daniel Dubois next month? His manager, Michael Ofo, tells us.

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Manchester City get off to a winning start in their latest quest for the Champions League trophy, with a comfortable victory away at Porto. Should Arsenal be worried abut the title threat they present both domestically and in Europe?

Meanwhile, Alexis Mac Allister has spoken out about his disappointment of not having signed a new contract with Liverpool. Should he be airing this dirty laundry in front of the media?

Plus, after Graeme Souness' latest assessment of Declan Rice, does Danny believe there to be any complete midfielders left in modern football?

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After new video footage has been released that shows the ball did indeed come off Neco Williams' arm in the lead-up to his disallowed goal in the 0-0 draw against Tottenham Hotspur, Jim and Simon debate whether Williams should be facing a similar ban to that which Aune Heggebø received at the start of the season in the Championship.

Meanwhile, former US and Premier League goalie Brad Friedel joins the show to react to the news that English clubs won't be marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks this weekend.

Plus, after causing disruption at the US Open this week, do influencers have a place in sport?

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Mikel Arteta got one over on Xabi Alonso's Chelsea, as they maintain their unbeaten start to the season. Are we going to see a more expressive Gunners side this campaign?

Meanwhile, as police investigate an incident between Cardiff's Krystian Bielik and a Portsmouth supporter at Fratton Park, how much does context play a part in consequences?

Plus, light-heavyweight oxer Willy Hutchinson looks ahead to the challenge of his rematch wit Joshua Buatsi in November.

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Mikel Arteta's Arsenal get set to take on Xabi Alonso's Chelsea this weekend, and these two unbeaten sides have reached their goals with very different styles. Whose approach will see their side take all three points on Sunday?

Meanwhile, there's ownership changes at West Ham and Gabby empathises with Ismaila Sarr over his failed move to Liverpool.

Plus, CEO of London City Lionesses Martin Semmens is in studio as his team of disruptors look to challenge the orthodoxy in the WSL this season, starting at home to Manchester United tonight.

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Ismaila Sarr's agent, Diomnasy Kamara, has claimed that African players "deserve respect" and are too often treated as a "commodity", after his player's failed move to Liverpool. Was he wrong to bring race into the dscusion?

Meanwhile, should sportsmen be forced into having sabbaticals for the good of their mental health. That's the thought from England rugby captain, Maro Itoje.

Plus, Alex has an apology for Newcastle...

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The summer transfer window is closed bringing excitement and disappointment in equal measure to clubs up and down the country. Everton fans in particular made their voices heard after David Moyes was left with just one centre forward for the season ahead. We hear from some of those disgruntled Toffees.

Meanwhile, Frank Warren provides an update on Moses Itauma after his disappointing loss last week, and a hint as to when we might hear the next step in getting the fight on between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.

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The summer transfer window in England closes tonight and clubs are scrambling to get their deals over the line before the 11pm deadline. Jim White is here to bring you the latest as Enzo Fernandez edges closer to a move to Manchester City as Chelsea go in search of his replacement.

Meanwhile, Mikel Arteta is "begging" the Premier League for bigger matchday squads, and football finance expert Stefan Borson explains who has the headroom to spend today, with the move from PSR to SCR allowing more financial freedom.

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