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Mark Chapman, Chris Sutton and Robbie Savage discuss player pay cuts with QPR head coach Mark Warburton. They also speak to Ian Dennis about UEFA's latest statement suspending all Champions League and Europa League matches until further notice.

Kelly Cates is joined by Pat Nevin and Karen Carney to discuss the best ways to finish this season’s Premier League. Huge questions remain on if the season can actually be finished and if it does re-start - what format will it take? Miguel Delaney is the chief football writer at The Independent and has been covering this story – we get his thoughts. Could a World-Cup-style camp be the answer? Derby County defender Curtis Davies joins the podcast with the idea of temporarily making each season annual. You can also hear from Bournemouth defender Simon Francis on how to cope with injury rehabilitation during isolation. Plus Simon’s boss Eddie Howe reveals how learning piano is keeping him busy.

Mark Chapman, Ian Wright, Chris Sutton and Rory Smith gather for Monday Night Club. Up for discussion in this episode is the future of Harry Kane at Tottenham, Jack Grealish breaking government guidelines over coronavirus and what Marcus Rashford is doing to get food to children who rely on free school meals. And just how good was Andy Cole? Plus, Celtic boss Neil Lennon joins the pod to talk about 10 years in management and how his club is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.

Steve Crossman, Guillem Balague, Kristof Terreur and Julien Laurens with the latest news on how coronavirus is affecting the European leagues. Tottenham and Belgium defender Toby Alderwiereld tells us how he’s helping hospitals and nursing homes during the pandemic, whilst also dealing with self-isolation and what that entails. And Birmingham City manager Pep Clotet reveals the struggles of being away from his family who are in Spain

What would make Sean Dyche rather get a "big spoon" and "ram it" in his eye socket? And how does Lucy Bronze think women's football has changed over the last few years? Mark Chapman is joined by Dion Dublin, Karen Carney and Clinton Morrison to discuss life without football, Phil Neville's own language, their favourite grounds and what riled them up on the football pitch. Sean Dyche also uses the word 'peng'.