The Debate

The Guardian’s Jonathan Liew and The Daily Mail’s Isaan Khan join David Garrido on Back Pages Tonight to discuss England’s huge blow in losing Chris Woakes to a shoulder injury on the first day of the fifth Test against India.The panel also discusses Paqueta’s clearance of spot-fixing and whether Max Verstappen will be doing himself justice by staying at Red Bull.

Sports Journalist and Broadcaster Henry Winter and Scottish Sun Sports Editor Rodger Hannah take a look at tomorrow’s back pages where they discuss Manchester United’s interest in RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko.  Rangers 3-1 aggregate win over Panathinaikos in the Champions League qualifier and what it means for the Scottish side.  Also discussed is Ben Stokes’ resting for the final India Test after picking up a shoulder injury, as he plans to save himself for the Ashes.

The Times Charlotte Duncker and The Independent chief football writer Miguel Delaney review the leading sporting stories in the back pages, and lead with the news of Manchester United's interest in Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins. Reacting to Leah Williamson telling fans that the Lionesses are 'not done yet, the panel goes on to discuss what England's next goal will be, and if Sarina Wiegman will see them through their World Cup campaign.  Finally, they give their opinions on India’s head coach clashing with Oval groundsman before the fifth Test.

The Athletic's Carl Anka and The Times' Martyn Ziegler join Chris Latchem to discuss England's celebrations following their historic Euro 2025 triumph. They also debate whether Nottingham Forest will make a move for Fulham's Adama Traore before talking about the fallout from England's draw with India, with Geoffrey Boycott criticising Ben Stokes for offering a handshake to try and end the fourth Test as a draw prior to Ravi Jadeja and Washington Sundar reaching their centuries.

ESPN's Mark Ogden and The Times’ Martyn Ziegler review the leading sporting stories in the back pages, and lead with the news that West Ham’s Lucas Paqueta is set to be cleared of the spot fixing charges against him. The duo also discusses Ruben Amorim’s comments, stating that Man Utd's wantaway players, including Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, and Jadon Sancho, will not be sold unless their true valuation is met and will be reintegrated into the squad if they remain at the club. Manchester City have appeared to hijack Newcastle’s deal for Burnley’s James Trafford, and both give their views on why the Magpies have had a frustrating window.

The Guardian's Jonathan Liew and The Independent's Miguel Delaney debate where Alexander Isak could end up, with the striker exploring a move away from Newcastle United. They also discuss whether Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins could be sold to Manchester United and praised Ben Stokes after he took his first five-wicket haul in eight years as England seized control against India in the fourth Test.

The Mirror’s John Cross and Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail take a look at tomorrow’s back pages to discuss the headlines incuding, who does Marcus Rashford’s move to Barcelona benefit most, Rashford, Barcelona or Manchester United as the striker becomes the first English signing at the Nou Camp since Gary Lineker?Where will new Liverpool signing Hugo Ekitike fit into Arne Slot’s plans after his £79m move from Eintracht Frankfurt? Also analysed is weather Rishabh Pant foot injury sustained in day one of the fourth Test will spell then end of India’s chances of fighting back in the series against England?

Sky Sports' Dave Fulton is joined by Henry Winter and Jack Rosser as they discuss a host of sporting topics including England women's late show that sees the Lionesses reach the Euro 2025 final after an extra-time victory over Italy.

The Sun's Charlie Wyett and The Athletic's David Ornstein join Sky Sports' Mark McQuillan to discuss the biggest stories on the back pages. They look at the Lioness' journey to the Euro Final and the support Wiegman and the team are showing for Jess Carter.The panel go on to discuss transfers including, Bryan Mbeumo and Nicolas Jackson to Manchester United aswell as interest for Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi from Liverpool and Tottenham.

The Times' Martin Hardy and ESPN's Mark Ogden join Sky Sports News to discuss the biggest stories on the back pages. They look at Bryan Mbeumo move to Manchester United, what it means for the club and who United will now be targeting in the transfer market.The panel go on to discuss if the Lions going in as favourites to the Lions tour adds extra pressure.Next, they look at The Open Championship, chatting about if Matt Fitzpatrick could beat Scottie Scheffler and win the competition. 

The Times' Charlotte Duncker and the Sun's Jack Rosser join David Garrido to discuss England's dramatic win over Sweden in the quarter-final of the Euro 2025. They also discuss Rory McIlroy's rollercoaster first day at the Open and if Manchester United’s third bid for Bryan Mbeumo is enough.

The Athletic's Carl Anka and The Daily Mail's Riath Al-Samarrai join David Garrido to discuss both Newcastle United and Liverpool reportedly targeting Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike. They also debate whether Manchester United's Marcus Rashford should join Juventus this summer and preview England's quarter-final contest with Sweden at Euro 2025.

Dave Fulton is joined by John Cross of The Mirror and The Sun’s Charlie Wyett take a look at tomorrow’s back pages, including a possible huge bid from Liverpool to sign Alexander Isak, can Newcastle hold onto the star striker? Have Crystal Palace been treated badly over there demotion from the Europa League after fans protest, are there double standards between big and smaller clubs?  Also discussed is Scottie Scheffler’s fulfilment comments when asked if he cares about being favourite for The Open.

Rob Jones is joined by The Independent's Chief Football Writer, Miguel Delaney, and The Athletic's Football Correspondent, David Ornstein to discuss the leading sporting stories from the back pages. England’s dramatic third Test win against India at Lord’s dominates the majority as the hosts narrowly won by 22 runs to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series. Newcastle’s pursuit of Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike progressed further on Monday as talks between the two clubs are reported to have taken place in recent days. The duo also react to Chelsea’s Club World Cup success against Paris Saint-Germain and ask whether they are ready to challenge for the top honours next season.

James Green is joined by sports broadcaster Henry Winter and ESPN’s Mark Ogden to discuss the biggest stories on the back pages. Stories include Crystal Palace are demoted from UEFA Europa League to the Conference League following an alleged breach of multi-club ownership rules. Nottingham Forest consider Morgan Gibbs-White's proposed move to Tottenham to be off for now, while Forest consult their lawyers over potential legal action. Liverpool confirm that the number 20 shirt will be permanently retired in honour of Diogo Jota.

The Guardian's Jonathan Liew and the Daily Mail's Isaan Khan join David Garrido to discuss the stories that dominate the back pages, including Mohammed Kudus' move to Spurs from West Ham as well as a potential deal for Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White. They also discuss a potential record-breaking move for Olivia Smith from Liverpool to Arsenal and recap the first day of England's first test against India at Lords. 

The Daily Mail's Riath Al-Samarrai and The Times' Martin Hardy join Chris Latchem to discuss England's comprehensive 4-0 win over the Netherlands at Euro 2025. They also review PSG's stunning 4-0 victory against Real Madrid at the Club World Cup before reflecting on Christian Horner being sacked as Red Bull team principal.

Miguel Delaney of The Independent and The Athletic’s David Ornstein take a look at tomorrows back pages including Joao Pedro’s superb start for Chelsea after the Brazilian’s double strike on his full debut sends The Blues to the Club World Cup final after victory over Fluminence.  Also debated is England Women’s chances against the Netherlands where a loss could send the Lionesses out of Euro 2025.  And can Alcaraz make it three Wimbledon wins in a row after ending British hopes with a convincing win over Cameron Norrie?

On back pages tonight, The Mirror's Chief football writer Jon Cross and The Sun's football editor Charlie Wyett are in the studio.The duo discuss how important the Club World Cup is for Chelsea as latest signing Joao Pedro looks likely to make his first start against Fluminense. Manchester United's negations for Bryan Mbuemo have seemed to stall as the Red Devils grow frustrated with Brentford's valuation of the forward.Also, they reflect on Jannick Sinner's lucky break as his opponent Grigor Dimitrov is forced to retire while two sets up against the world number one. Finally, a preview to the Lionnesses huge match against the Netherlands in the women's EUROs

ESPN's Senior Football Writer Mark Ogden and the Daily Mail's Football Editor Ian Ladyman join Rob Jones to reflect on the tragic passing of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and brother Andre Silva, as tributes continue to pour in from across the sporting world.