Eddie Taylor joins Chri McHardy for another episode of The Back Page.

There's a look back as the summer transfer window slams shut, and we pick out the winners and losers of the deals. While Liverpool filled their squad with another £100m+ player, across Merseyside, Everton might struggle to fill all the seats on their bench.

Then we look at the complete implosion of Pakistan's cricket team and a look at those that have similarly collapsed. While we're in the controversy well, we've got Current Global MD Pete Jacobs on the phone to talk about the Good Good x Calloway disaster.

And stay tuned for a ridiculous Serie A stat that has to be heard to be believed.

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Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy for a look back at the world of sport.

The world's fastest robot has been crowned in China, but does the record really mean anything? It's a machine after all.

England cricket still seems to have a drinking problem, as another player was handcuffed in a nightclub. We hear from Joe Root on the subject.

Then it's off to the disaster zone of LIV Golf as the Saudi-backed league falls apart. We then look back at other sports that came and went over the years from Slam Ball to the World Football League, and everything in between.

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It's The Back Page as Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for a look at the biggest stories from the world of sport.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has had a day of two halves: one victory was squashed by a crushing loss while calls remain for him to stand down.

Sticking with football, Manchester City are hoovering up every expensive midfielder around... and they haven't finished yet. Plus, the Champions League qualifying round may have just witnessed an all-time great comeback.

We applaud the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as it gets the green light to go ahead in 2026. Then there's a look at the weirdest things that have entered the sports arena uninvited.

There's also a Chelsea themed quiz from the mind of Mr. Eddie Taylor.

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Monday Night Football with Chris McHardy and English Premier League champion Danny Simpson.

Spurs are two games in and already in the mud. Have the summer transfers heaped even more pressure on the winless club? Can Roberto De Zerbi get them out of it? Danny gives his opinion on where it's all going wrong.

Chelsea are the early entertainers of the league after an end-to-end 4-3 win over Brighton. Could they go on to win the EPL?

We also have some breaking transfer news involving Liverpool and Manchester City.

On the pitch, we're also looking at the variables that Andoni Iraola needs to fix for the Anfield side to get going.

And Lionel Messi announces his immediate retirement from international football.

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Robbie Greenfield joins Chris McHardy for a feature-stacked episode of The Score.

We hear about the greyhound racers going viral across the internet, and the former English Ballon d'Or winner who's been compared to The Office's David Brent.

Robbie serves up an alternative to the Transfer Deadline Day buzz with a list of deals that involved very odd exchanges. But don't worry, we still keep an eye on some actual transfers.

Then we move on to all things motorsport as former Red Bull F1 and IndyCar driver Robert Doornbos joins us in the studio.

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Carl van Rosenvelt is with Chris McHardy for this episode.

The Score has another packed show for you as Gianni Infantino is run ragged by ex-Barca and Real Madrid legend, Luis Figo. The Portuguese star says the FIFA president must go... now.

Mo Salah completes his surprise move to Trabzonspor—is this a money-motivated move? Probably.

Then we're off to tennis as Carlos Alcaraz is ruled out AGAIN, with a niggling wrist injury.

Stay tuned for the second part when we have an exclusive interview with UAE Team Emirates-XRG COO Andrea Agostini who will give us a deep dive into the world's most successful cycling team.

And if you think Tadej Pogacar is great—and he is—wait until you hear what Andrea has to say about his young Mexican team-mate.

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Carl van Rosenvelt is with Chris McHardy for this episode.

FIFA's beleaguered president, Gianni Infantino continues to watch his empire crumble as some of his closest colleagues question his leadership. While Prince Ali of Jordan says FIFA attempted to blackmail the country's FA. Ruh-oh.

The UFC reveals it lost $30m on the White House event... but was it actually worth it? Speaking of expensive things, we look at the potential landing spots for Mo Salah and his HUGE wage demands.
We hear about the suspected cheating that's been busted during the Tour de France Femmes.

Then we hear from Alex Broun about the big rugby clashes that are on the horizon.

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Premier League winner with Leicester City, Danny Simpson is with Chris McHardy for this episode.
We take the latest look at the disaster unfolding at FIFA as the Welsh FA withdraws its support for Gianni Infantino. Who should replace him? We have some leftfield ideas.

Danny reckons Marcus Rashford could end up staying in the Premier League... but not at Manchester United. The destination is somewhat controversial. Then we hear from the ex-United academy player about the time he lied to Sir Alex Ferguson.

And we hear from a Dubai success story as St Johnstone's Josh Fowler calls to tell us about his journey from Gulf United to the Scottish Premier League.

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