Chris McHardy and Eddie Taylor join forces another episode of the Back Page - your weekly guide to the leftfield of sports.

We try to make sense of the 9-goal thriller in the Champions League between PSG and Bayern Munich. Was it the best fixture in the tournament ever?

It's 30 years since Kevin Keegan's infamous "love it" rant, so what better way to celebrate than to give it another airing and provide more context to the infamous phrase. Plus, we hear a few more of the classic rants.

Former Socceroos and Fulham coach Scott Miller joins us in the studio to discuss his remarkable path into professional football and working with Big Ange.

And there's another weekly sports quiz from Eddie Taylor.

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Carl van Rosenvelt and ex-Minardi and Red Bull F1 driver, Robert Doornbos join Chris McHardy for a motorsports love-in.

Don't worry, there's plenty more in the second half of the show, so if F1 isn't your bag, you're well catered to. Anyway...

There's the latest on Max Verstappen's future in F1, the rule changes that will be implemented at the Miami Grand Prix and a fascinating inside story about how a former World Champion was left with a rubber neck after practice.

Then it's off to the London Marathon as we marvel at record-breaker Sabastian Sawe's humble breakfast. We listen to a very angry Mikel Arteta following his Arsenal side's 1-1 draw away at Atletico Madrid.

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Chris Brown joins Chris McHardy for this episode at the Dhow & Anchor, Jumeirah Beach Hotel.

The biggest story of the footballing weekend is relived by the gents as Rochdale and York City play out an absolute belter of a final day game. We also listen back to some of the classic final day drama from years gone by.

Chelsea and Manchester City will contest the 2026 FA Cup final after somewhat unconvincing wins over Leeds United and Southampton, respectively.

The battle to beat the drop is heating up and we discuss who we think will stay up; West Ham United or Spurs?

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Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy for this episode.

Chelsea remain in the spotlight as the newly minted Liam Rosenior is now a man of leisure around West London. Who will replace him at Stamford Bridge?

There's a wince at the price of the Ryder Cup tickets as it heads to Limerick, Ireland. With Premier League winners Leicester City going down to League One, we look at the sporting franchises that have tanked over the years.

And stay tuned for Robbie pitting snooker's old guard against, erm, the Manchester United Class of '92.

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Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for this episode.

We look back at Leicester City's nosedive from Premier League champions to League One ignominy in a decade. There are live updates on Liam Rosenior's position at Chelsea (spoiler: He got sacked) as the Blues are humbled against Brighton.

Staying in West London, there's a debate over who's to blame for Marc Cucurella's barber leaking the team news before a match - is it the defender's fault or his fame-hungry stylist?

And Eddie's brain cooks up another Pick That One Out quiz about fictional sports.

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Chris McHardy is joined by Carl van Rosenvelt for this episode.

There's a look back at the Delaware Marathon, specifically the last few 100 metres that have gone viral.

Jose Mourinho might win another league title with Benfica - is he still box office?

Our resident motorsport expert, Damian Reid pulls up to discuss the new rules that will take effect when F1 races resume in Miami. And former Premier League winner with Leicester City, Danny Simpson calls in as his old club faces relegation into League One... a decade on from their triumph.
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Chris McHardy is away so Robbie Greenfield and Carl van Rosenvelt are on this episode.

Arsenal squeaked through to the Champions League semi-finals, but are the cracks of pressure beginning to form? They NEED a win at the Etihad Stadium this weekend.

Robbie has the scoop on LIV Golf which faces an uncertain future amid rumours that Saudi's PIF is pulling its investment. We also ask if golf's shaky owners have completely overvalued the sport.

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Chris McHardy is joined by Chris Brown for this episode.

We look back at Arsenal coming up short against Manchester City which has thrown open the title race.

Is Michael Carrick the right man for Manchester United as they nick all three points at Chelsea.
With a dramatic win over Everton in the Merseyside derby, has Arne Slot bought himself some extra time at Liverpool?

Spurs - are they too big to go down? No, they look wobbly and the run-in appears to be daunting.
And there’s a walk down memory lane as we remember the best big man/little man strike partnerships.

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