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The "best attack" vs the "best defence" in Europe collide in Budapest but only one can come out on top. We look ahead to the Champions League final in the company of former Arsenal and England man Lee Dixon, as the Gunners face-off against PSG.

Meanwhile, as Luke Littler opens up on his mental health struggles following the treatment he has received from darts fans over the last few months, do young sports stars need more protection?

Plus, Ibrahima Konaté heads out of Liverpool on another free transfer. How much longer can Liverpool do business like this?

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In this episode, Adrian Durham and Neil Foggin are joined by Journalist Isaac Callan to discuss his new book, Hibernian Heroes: The Team that Ended 114 Years of Hurt

Witty, personal and thrilling, this is the inside story of the greatest Hibs side in a generation – guaranteed to delight supporters and anyone who loves an uplifting underdog tale.
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Victory in Leipzig means Oliver Glasner has just led Crystal Palace to Conference League glory in his final game in charge - but it comes at the end of a scarcely-believable 12-month period of unprecedented success. Should the club have fought harder to keep hold of him?

Meanwhile, having come so close to shocking the world in front of the Pyramids of Giza, kickboxing legend Rico Verhoeven is back in studio as he looks to avenge defeat against Oleksandr Usyk.

Plus, where does Agit Kabayel fit into the picture? And - we pay tribute to the career of former Southampton and Crystal Palace Jose Fonte by speaking to the man himself.

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After a week of speculation, news broke this morning that Nuno Espirito Santo will continue as West Ham boss, despite their relegation from the Premier League. Is this the right decision for all involved?

Meanwhile, as Piers Morgan defends himself after criticism from involving himself in the Arsenal title celebrations, is it wrong for celebrities to be afforded special privileges at the football?

Plus, Rico Verhoeven's trainer, Peter Fury, reflects on his fighter's defeat to Oleksandr Usyk last weekend, ands we look ahead to what could be a historic night for Crystal Palace in Leipzig.

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Hosts: Jim White, Simon Jordan, and Danny Murphy
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Arsenal are Premier League champions for the first time since Arsène Wenger’s Invincibles but they go again this weekend in Budapest. Can they claim the Champions League title for the first time? One of Wenger's Invincibles, Emmanuel Petit, tells us.

Meanwhile, is Nuno Espirito Santo harshly set for the sack at West Ham and how can Tottenham avoid another relegation battle next season?

Plus, Oleksandr Usyk's former promoter Alex Krassyuk reflects on a spectacle in front of the Pyramids of Giza at the weekend.

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Hosts: Jim White, Simon Jordan, and Emmanuel Petit
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