Sports Tonight With Chris Mchardy & Robbie Greenfield

Chris is joined by MailOnline’s former deputy sports editor, Matt Fortune, and Sean O’Shea, Head of Football Operations at Nad Al Sheba, to look ahead to the new Premier League season. The ‘Big Six’ are put under the microscope: How do Manchester City get better? Are Liverpool equipped to win a first title since 1990? And will Jose Mourinho see out the campaign at Manchester United? The guys discuss all of that plus pick out their players to watch. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris and Marc are joined in studio by Rafa Cabrera Bello’s manager Richard Rayment to discuss some of the big stories in the world of golf. LA Dodgers manager Dave Roberts also joins the guys live from Hollywood to talk about his side’s MLB season thus far and the prospect of one day fielding a team in Dubai. Brad Mooar, assistant coach of the Crusaders, is also on the show to preview the Super Rugby Final. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris and Marc are joined by former England batsman Nick Compton as they discuss the opening day of the first Test between England and India. Chris recalls his most painful memories in sport while the subject of great bearded sportsmen also crops up. Wael Jabir from Ahdaaf ME has the very latest on Omar Abdulrahman’s future as he nears a move to Saudi plus former Newcastle United Supporters Trust chairman Neil Mitchell has a message for Mike Ashley. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris and Marc preview the eagerly-anticipated five-match Test series between England and world No1 ranked India. Why does Virat Kojli struggle in English conditions? Were England right to pick Adil Rashid? And is Joe Root under pressure? The guys discuss all of that plus they get the thoughts of former England batsman Owais Shah and Indian cricket correspondent Suneer Chowdhary.   Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris is joined by Matt Fortune, former Deputy Sports Editor of MailOnline, to discuss Liverpool’s impressive pre-season – both on and off the pitch – and ask whether Jurgen Klopp is under pressure to win trophies this coming season? James Pierce of the Liverpool Echo joins the conversation while Chris also blasts Jose Mourinho for the negative atmosphere he has fostered at Manchester United. Ex-Millwall captain turned MLS pundit, Matt Lawrence, is also live from New York to discuss the impact Zlatan Ibrahimovic has had on US ‘soccer’ and give the lowdown on Canadian sensation Alphonso Davies. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

In an exclusive interview, Rich Energy CEO William Storey reveals his bid to save F1 team Force India after they are forced into administration. UAE Team Emirates’ Jan Polanc gives his verdict on new Tour de France champion Geraint Thomas while Chris and Marc debate the merits of the Iditarod Dog Sled race. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris and Marc are joined by Caleb Hall, Founder of Dubai Pro Wrestling, to discuss the increasing interest in the sport across the UAE. From unearthing young talent to providing pathways to the WWE, Caleb and wrestler Samir Nawif give a fascinating insight into the industry. Chris and Marc also preview a busy weekend of sport from the finale of the 2018 Tour de France to the Hungarian F1 Grand Prix. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris and Marc are joined by leading figures regionally in the Esports industry - Luciano Rahal, MD for Nasr Esports, Adel Anoush aka “Big Bird”, leading Esports player, and Rory MacFadyen, Head of Esports at Intigral. What is Esports, how is it evolving and is it a threat to traditional sports? The guys discuss the revolution with surprising revelations. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

The 10-man shortlist for the FIFA Player of the Year award is revealed. Chris and Marc debate the merits of some of the leading contenders. Is enough being done to protect rugby players? Dr Kate Jordan joins the guys to discuss plus F1 journalist Damien Reid has his say on a decision that could help Lewis Hamilton win a fifth F1 Drivers crown.     Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris is joined by former deputy sports editor of MailOnline, Matt Fortune, to discuss Mesut Ozil’s shock retirement from international football amid accusations of racism at the highest echelons of German football. Jounalist Stefan Bienkowski has his say plus West Ham legend Tony Cottee joins the guys to talk about the revolution going on in East London. Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

The 147th Open tees off tomorrow at Carnoustie and we’re in conversation with Claude Harmon III, coach to both World No1 Dustin Johnson and US Open champion Brooks Koepka for full insight into what kind of challenge we can expect in Scotland, on one of the championship’s most infamous courses. That and much more sport besides, including a chat with UAE Team Emirates rider Ben Swift  Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Partly because we’re depressed it’s over, partly  because it was bloomin’ brilliant, we’re dedicating an entire podcast to a look back on The 2018 World Cup. Drama, shocks, epic moments of brilliance and some very public capitulations, relive the story of an incredible 4 weeks and a full review of France’s dramatic victory in the final  Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Former Tottenham and West Ham manager Harry Redknapp joins us to preview England’s crunch match with Croatia, while at Wimbledon a seismic shock is unfolding in the men’s quarter-finals  Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Serena Williams gives a candid insight into her competitive mindset as she reaches the business end of another Wimbledon campaign, but her remarks certainly have a trace of arrogance to them. We discuss those, and look back on a heated British Grand Prix, in which Lewis Hamilton was forced to issue a hasty apology for his own post-race comments.  Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

We’ve reached the semi-final stage of this compelling World Cup, and much to Robbie’s bemusement, England are still alive and kicking! But is football ‘coming home’? Not if Croatia, France or Belgium have anything to do with it. We look back on the quarter-finals and chat to our man in Russia as once again, European teams dominate football’s grandest stage  Get in touch with us:Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

The shocks and surprise keep coming as this World Cup with Spain the latest victims of a tournament that has become as unpredictable as it has been exciting. As we reflect on the departures of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo 24 hours earlier and cross live to Paris for reaction to an emphatic performance by France (and Kylian Mbappe), more drama unfolds at the Luzhniki stadium  Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Relive one of the most extraordinary downfalls in World Cup history as defending Champions Germany, who have not failed to get out of the group stages since 1938, are sensationally humbled by South Korea and dumped out of this World Cup. Catch all the reaction to this seismic shock as it unfolded. Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Former Premier League referee Steve Bennett joins us at the Bridgewater Tavern to answer all of our burning questions on the biggest talking point of the 2018 World Cup so far - the role of VAR and the litany of controversial decisions that have been made in Russian. Meanwhile we cross to Buenos Aires for the latest on a fractured Argentinian camp and a sombre Socceroos fan joins us for a post mortem! Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

England fans are delirious after a 6-1 win over Panama that shattered records and sent Harry Kane to the top of the Golden Boot chart, but the naysayers persist! We look back on a frantic weekend that saw Germany come back from the dead, Argentina self-implode and Brazil leave it late to get their campaign on track.    Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler joins us at the JW Marriott Marquis as we reflect on a successful start for England (that still hasn’t appeased some naysayers!). Robbie regales us with some tales from World Cup campaigns of yesterday year and we ask: what makes a successful international team? Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport