Up Front With James Gray

Danny Mills analyses where England went wrong against the Netherlands, George Bellshaw joins us live from Roland Garros and Mike explains why Tommy Fury's skills in the Love Island villa are worse than those in the boxing ring.

England fans are causing problems in Portugal again so what should we do about them? James reckons the FA need to do more. Meanwhile, Peter Taylor, former England boss, talks on-field issues with Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling front and centre and James has a pop at United for replacing David De Gea with Daniel James.

Maurizio Sarri is feeling homesick and who can blame him? Chelsea have booed him since the first error he made and no-one likes his football. India meanwhile have the ICC in the palm of their hand and Deontay Wilder has been trying to get a PR win out of Anthony Joshua's defeat.

England were not supposed to lose any games in this Cricket World Cup but their sloppy fielding display has left them 1-1 after two matches - and Gary Pratt talks to us about where it went wrong. James has a go at boxing 'fans' propagating made up Anthony Joshua theories and Jo Konta reaches the French Open semis.

We ask the experts what went wrong for Anthony Joshua, how he fixes it and what he has to do next. Ray Houghton also tells us how Liverpool conquered Europe and President Trump joins us over the phone - sort of.

Danny Murphy has played for Liverpool and Tottenham but he knows exactly where his loyalties will lie this weekend in Madrid. James Gray caught up with him in a friendly beer garden to chat all things Champions League final.

The Champions League final is nearly upon us - so we asked Danny Murphy and Chris Perry for the Liverpool and Tottenham perspectives, James has picked his combined Liverpool-Tottenham XI with as little bias as possible and looked at why Arsenal are so far behind Spurs.

Eden Hazard has effectively been saying goodbye to Chelsea for months and last night he actually said. The Belgian leaves on a high but how will Chelsea replace him and are Arsenal in free-fall after yet another tame performance?

Will Baku see Arsenal or Chelsea triumph? Football is not the real winner, that's for sure. Ex-Gunner Kevin Campbell assesses Arsenal's chances, former Chelsea winger Clive Walker gives the Chelsea perspective and James talks Mkhitaryan, Sarri's temper and why Wilder has done something right for once.

Aston Villa legend Allan Evans reacts to their promotion, ex-Derby defender Marc Edworthy looks at the aftermath for the Rams and James looks at Spanish match-fixing and Anthony Joshua's future opponents.

Charlton coach Andy Marshall shakes off the hangover to talk about the promotion party and the future of management team, James finds yet more UEFA errors over the Europa League final and we play 'Where Are They Now?' with the 1999 Manchester United team.

Accounts show football is dying at all but the top level and James has some ideas on how to fix it, Danny Gabbidon joins the show to discuss Mitrovic to Palace and Charlton coach Andy Marshall discusses his nerves ahead of the League One play-off final

After FIFA confirm their U-turn on the 48-team World Cup in 2022, James asks why they ever thought they could fix the Middle East at all. We also look at the real reason the Europa League is Baku, the money gap in the Premier League and England's Cricket World Cup preparations.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan will not travel to the Europa League final so we delve into exactly why, we ask whether Petr Cech's move back to Chelsea is the right idea and former Manchester United forward Andy Ritchie talks about what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is getting up to this summer.

James and The Stig pay tribute to F1 legend Niki Lauda after he passed away, Savannah Marshall talks up a potential clash with Claressa Shields ahead of her fight at the weekend and we ask if Jofra Archer and Liam Dawson are the right men for the job.

Pep Guardiola has made winning look too easy to be popular, Allan Lamb picks his England Cricket World Cup squad and we consider whether Graham Potter is the right man for the job at Brighton.

Former Derby club captain Shaun Barker assesses their dramatic win over Leeds, James tees off about Chelsea's post-season friendly and Watford legend Micah Hyde talks up their FA Cup final chances.

Tony Dorigo, former Villa, Leeds and England defender, talks about the Championship play-offs and his experiences of penalty shootouts, including that famous one at Italia 90 (Dorigo was on the bench). Sport psychologist Steven Sylvester breaks down why it's so difficult for players to stick the ball in the net from 12 yards away and James reveals why Serie A and Deontay Wilder are in his bad books. 

European Cup winner with Aston Villa Kenny Swain looks ahead to his old team's play-off clash with West Brom, James talks City's FFP problems, United's anger issues and reveals why Brighton were wrong to sack Chris Hughton.

Manchester City legend Gary Owen sums up what it's like to be celebrating yet another Premier League title, former Brighton defender Adam Virgo gives his take on Chris Hughton's sacking and James reckons he has the answer to the Alexis Sanchez puzzle.