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Angelina Kelly is joined by Eruopean football expert Kevin Hatchard for a massive preview of the final set of Champions League league phase fixtures.

With so much on the line for all of the English teams, Angelina runs you through all of the potential permutations and Kevin gives us insight on the challenges they all face against some top European sides.

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Jeff Stelling is joined by former Aston Villa forward Gabby Agbonlahor as well as content creator and huge Arsenal fan Joel Beya in a HEATED episode around the race for the title and Liverpool's poor season.

Gabby breaks down exactly what's been going wrong for Arne Slot's side and discuss how devastating it'll be for the club before Joel Beya enters the room...

Him and Gabby go at it over whether Mikel Arteta and Arsenal have what it takes to win the league and whether they're bottling it again!

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The latest talkSPORT Daily Podcast is out now, with Majestic and Alan Pardew reviewing the weekend’s action. We react to Arsenal’s first home defeat of the season after late drama saw Matheus Cunha snatch a late winner for Manchester United following a chaotic contest at the Emirates. Crystal Palace’s struggles continue with a 3-1 home loss to Chelsea, and we ask if the pressure is back on Slot after his side were beaten 3-2 by a last-gasp Bournemouth winner. Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Olly Clink, Flex & Harry Symeou debate whether Arteta’s cautious approach could be costly - or the key difference - in the title race. They also assess the impact Michael Carrick’s tactical tweaks at United could have on the match and ask whether former United players were wrong to criticise Lisandro Martínez.

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Sam Ellard is joined by Flex as the boys discuss England's seriously struggling frontline of attackers.

They discuss who is going to step up and be able to help Harry Kane at next summer's World Cup with Saka, Palmer, Foden, Eze, Watkins, Bowen, Gordon all seemingly struggling for form at the moment.

They also delve into how Thomas Tuchel can get the best out of them and whether it's more important for Tuchel to pick on form or quality.

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