Former Premier League and Wales footballer, Neil Taylor joins Chris McHardy for a special Monday Night Football. FIFA has ditched any pretense of being morally upstanding by bending to President Trump's request to rescind Florian Balogun's red card. Have Gianni Infantino and co. just opened Pandora's Box? CNN Sports reporter Amanda Davies joins us on the line to discuss the repercussions of this act. England inflicted Mexico's first ever defeat at the Azteca Stadium in a roller-coaster game. Should they be more modest though? After all, they're ranked 4th in the world and should've beaten the co-hosts. The match also featured a broken wrist for Jordan Henderson... who didn't even play. Where do Brazil go next after being humbled by Norway and Erling Haaland? Can the Scandinavian dark horses advance beyond the quarter finals? All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eddie Taylor joins Chris McHardy for another episode of The Back Page on The Score. England squeaked past DR Congo and we wonder whether they have enough for a deep run in the tournament? Belgium and the USA also go under the microscope as they progress to the World Cup 2026 last 16. England Cricket is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons as former players call for an end to the fabled "Bazball". But who should replace him next? Oliver Glasner's move (sideways step?) from Crystal Palace to Nottingham Forest still has us scratching our heads? Surely, he should've been taking a step up. Plus, Spurs are giving Manchester City a run for their money in the summer transfer window. And there's a quiz from Eddie too! All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris McHardy and former Burnley star Matt Lowton are on hand to cover all of the latest World Cup news from the previous 24 hours, There's a look back at France and Kylian Mbappe sweeping aside Sweden to reach the last 16. Erling Haaland's numbers remain RIDICULOUS as Norway also progress to the next stage. And co-host Mexico made history at the Azteca. Then there are live updates as England face DR Congo in a tense match for Thomas Tuchel's men. Nottingham Forest has breaking news: Oliver Glasner appears to be the man to replace the recently sacked Vitor Pereira. It's not all football, we tune in to see the latest results at SW19 as Wimbledon Day 3 is a star-studded affair. All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris McHardy is BACK after two weeks at the World Cup in the United States, and Robbie Greenfield greets him for this episode.There's a brief discussion about the surprising - and disappointing - encounter with a certain country's fans over in the US. In lighter news, we congratulate Canada for being the first team through to the World Cup's round of 16. We scratch our heads as Lionel Messi continues to defy age as he currently sitting atop the Golden Boot charts - can he win back-to-back World Cups? Gary Meenaghan calls in from Houston as he's about to be front row and centre for Brazil vs Japan.Day one of Wimbledon is underway and we check in on World Number One Jannik Sinner who had a difficult first-round match. All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc Archer and Carl van Rosenvelt are in for Chris McHardy this episode. There’s a round-up of the latest World Cup results as favourites Germany are beaten by Ecuador and co-hosts USA are humbled by Turkey.There’s a look at the mouthwatering fixture between France and Norway—Mbappe vs Haaland - and the other weekend’s fixtures as the group stage comes to an end. Zane Scotland calls in to discuss PGA Tour changes and we hear from the players who have varying opinions on them.  And Damien Reid joins us to talk about the super-hot Austrian Grand Prix.All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Urquhart and Marc Archer are standing in for Chris McHardy for this episode. As Scotland are humbled at the hands of a free-flowing Brazil, we ask if the World Cup party is over for them? Are these hydration breaks really necessary? There's also a round-up of the big results as co-hosts Canada and Mexico head to the knockout stage in very different fashion. Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has his say on the... hot topic. We head to England to see how their preparation is going for the third test against New Zealand as Ben Stokes apologises for his late-night shenanigans. And we're still not sure whether the money demands of the top tennis players at Wimbledon make much sense. All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eddie Taylor and Jordan Davies are in the hot seats while Chris McHardy follows the Tartan Army around the USA. There's all the build up to England's game against Ghana as Tuchel's Three Lions aim to reach the World Cup knockout phase.  There's a look back at Messi, Mbappe and Haaland making the Golden Boot race very exciting. Plus, Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal are up this evening - can he enter the race too? Anf there's a look at the US stadiums effect on the rest of Europe. All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean O'Shea and former Burnley defender Matt Lowton bring you the latest news and stories from all corners of the football world. There's a look back at the Lamine Yamal Show as Spain battered Saudi Arabia 4-0. The World Cup goalkeepers suddenly showed their mettle, but a former England star says the football is the problem.Away from the international competition, Manchester United finally bought the ground to build the Wembley of the North, while their City neighbours finally confirmed their Pep Guardiola successor.All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean O'Shea and former Swansea City and Wales international Neil Taylor bring you the latest news and stories from the World Cup and beyond. There's a peek through the fingers at the absolute horror challenge as co-hosts Canada swept Qatar aside in an ill-tempered game. Fellow World Cup co-host Mexico is the first team guaranteed a place in the knockout stages after squeaking past South Korea. We give you the backstory on Cape Verde's viral sensation, their 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha. There's also an update on whether his mum's visa issues for watching her son play in the US have been resolved. Plus, there's time for a quick look at the club football scene as transfers continue and the Premier League fixtures are released. All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean O'Shea and ex-Premier League star Stephen Ward bring you all the latest news and stories from the World Cup. England took a little while to find their groove against Croatia, but looked much improved in the second half. Could they go all the way? By comparison, Cristiano Ronaldo kicked off his campaign with Portugal as they laboured to a 1-1 draw with DR Congo, which begs the question: should the 41-year-old still be starting for his country? We do our daily count of Cape Verde's Instagram sensation Vozinha's follower count as it reaches ridiculous heights. We also look at the latest transfer dealings and managerial moves from around the world too. All this and much more on The Score.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.