FIFA Special: What now for Infantino?

Manchester City have been found guilty of the vast majority of the 115 charges against them - what happens next? Relegation, points deduction, transfer embargo, financial fines...? What are the potential sanctions on offer? What does it mean for City and for the teams most affected by City's breaches? The Times Chief Sports Reporter Martyn Ziegler has covered this story for near eight years and joins the team to discuss what the sanctions could be and when it could be announced. Plus, did England embrace the chaos against Spain? They showed more defensive frailty, conceded numerous chances and looked unlikely to beat the world Champions, even if Harry Kane had scored his penalty. So, are they any closer to going one step further at major tournaments? And finally, Tom Allnutt looks at academies turning back to street football to try to unearth the spark of unpredictable brilliance missing from an overly structured youth football set up. Tom Allnutt, Martyn Ziegler, Gary Jacob and Tony Cascarino join Gregor Robertson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

International football returns for the first time since the World Cup and England manager Thomas Tuchel isn't sure he can coach his players to play possession football - and some of his players seem to agree. Is that what the FA get for five million a year, a manager who can't coach? Or is it more complicated than that? While England go through their usual bout of soul searching German football hopes that Jurgen Klopp can do for them what he did for Liverpool and return them to their former glory. And how will Zinedine Zidane harness the immense talent on offer to the French national team Plus, five game into the Premier League what have we learnt? Can Arsenal defend their way to a title or can City score their way to a title? Gregor Robertson joins Martin Samuel, Tony Cascarino and James Gheerbrant… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EFL EXTRA: Dockers and Black Country Derbies All the latest news from the EFL. This week Gregor Robertson is joined by Joe Harston. Two big derby's as West Ham staged an impressive comeback at Millwall in the dockers derby and Wolves got the bragging rights over West Brom in the Black country derby.   Swansea came from behind to beat Lincoln and stay top, Preston couldn't quite cash in on the new manager bounce as they let a two goal lead slip at QPR. Was a point enough to save Nicky Hayen at Burnley.  A match report from Lincoln Swansea and a it is a big week for Southampton as Tonda Eckert finally faces his hearing over 'Spygate' - will there be an additional sanction?  In League One, Bradford hit the top, can they maintain their good form? Yet more woe for Russell Martin at Leicester and a painful miss at Stevenage. Finally in League Two, three unbeaten teams at the top of the tabel, with Barnet showing no signs of a dip in form.    Plus, who do Gregor and Joe think are outsiders for the Championship play offs? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brighton and Brentford put in master class performances to humble Arsenal and Chelsea. Both teams looked organised, robust and hugely impressive. By contrast despite the money spent Chelsea lacked cutting edge and were shakey at the back. For Arsenal was it a timely warning that the defence of their title won't be as easy as some thought? So, can Brighton and Brentford make it into the top four...  On paper have Man City actually got the best starting eleven?  At the other end of the table Spurs go into the international break winless, what does De Zerbi do next?  Coventry got their much needed and well deserved first win of the season and Liverpool won too, but Wirtz struggled again.  Finally, is Man Utd's main problem central midfield..? Gregor Robertson joins Tom Allnutt, Alyson Rudd and Pete Rutzler  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Two defeats in a week, including the Manchester derby, losing a two goal lead at home for the first time in fifty years and then a young star asks to leave - the problems are mounting for Manchester United and Michael Carrick.  Is it all football related or have the 'biggest club in England' still not solved their off pitch issues? Another wonderkid, Max Dowman goes from strength to strength as he scores two and looks at home for Arsenal - how long until he is a regular starter? And just what does a seventeen year old at a top club get paid? It is easy to forget but Leeds put in an impressive display to beat Newcastle on Monday night, how far can Daniel Farke's side go? And a successful European bow for Sunderland  Lastly, more VAR fallout and is the Premier League suffering a talent drain? Tom Clarke is joined by jonathan Northcroft, Martin Samuel and Gregor Robertson  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.