A fun-filled podcast for your Monday morning commute that perfectly wraps up the sporting weekend. Three sports journalists/former colleagues/maybe even friends/we aren't putting a label on it - Gerard Meagher of the Guardian, David Jordan of The Times and your host Charlie Talbot-Smith of Sportsbea…
Perhaps South Africa were better than we thought... Charlie and Paul review a remarkable Springbok performance as they upset the form book and Eddie Jones' England
Here we go! The big one. Paul and Charlie dissect Saturday's World Cup final, try to work out how the Boks might win, pick our composite 23 and even find time for a brief preview of the bronze match no-one wants any part of...
It certainly wasn't pretty but it was effective enough, just about South Africa edge past Wales, Paul and Charlie pick through the second semi-final and look ahead to England against the Boks!
Jaw on the floor. England produce their best-ever performance? The All Blacks were just murdered in Yokohama, and Paul and Charlie sift through the evidence...
It's north v south as England take on New Zealand and Wales face South Africa. Paul and Charlie break down the key battles ahead of a pair of epic World Cup semi-finals.
The end of the road for Japan The Brave Blossoms bow out of their World Cup at the hands of South Africa while 14-man France throw it away to resilient Wales
Not quite as tight as predicted! Paul and Charlie reflect on two one-sided scorelines but very different quarter-finals as England and New Zealand reached the last four
Four dream quarter-finals, two cities, one upset Paul and Charlie have picked out one surprise result apiece from the weekend's matches as they break down the start of the knockout stages in Japan
Team of the Pool stages! It's a doozy. And not one All Black amongst them...
The World Cup is back baby! What a glorious night in Yokohama as Japan produce rugby from the gods to make history and their first Quarter-Final. Review it all here! Who can stop them now?
Scotland's anger at Hagibis, a lack of Crunch and a little bit of rugby! Paul and Charlie debate the effects of the Super Typhoon hitting Tokyo and the end of the pool stages
Typhoon incoming! Or is that just Semi Radradra? A mad midweek both on and off the pitch as Hagibis looms. All the latest on potential postponements and Paul reports from Wales and Fiji's instant-classic in Oita
So many games. So little time. Full review of another belting weekend's fixtures, England's problems at No.9, Japanese cheering, and yet another French nailbiter. Bet you can't guess who Charlie names as player of the tournament so far either...
Ireland appear to be getting worse and why we shouldn't expect any more (or should that be less) of France...
It's time for team of the week again! No All Blacks or Boks but plenty of Brave Blossoms! Paul and Charlie run through the best XV of the second round!
No rugby today? Fear not, we've got you covered. Full review of Scotland's late late show and a preview of some massive mid-week games for Ireland and France with an All Black cricket score anticipated as well...
Game of the tournament so far? Shizuoka will take some beating, but Wales v Aus came mighty close! Paul and Charlie are together at last, and what a match it was to honour the occasion! Why Wales can go all the way, in defence of Romain Poite and more on the potentially decisive Typhoon incoming next week...
Japan shock the world again! Paul and Charlie reflect on why this was an even better victory for Japan than beating South Africa four years ago and where it leaves Ireland
Back in business. Charlie talks us through England's Kobe cruise past USA, Paul blasphemes in the presence of Sergio Parisse and we celebrate the Uruguayans' magnificent victory from 24 hours ago...
Recorded before Uruguay stunned Fiji Paul and Charlie run through their team of round one including four Irishmen and one man who played less than half an hour!
No rest for the wicked! Paul explains why Wales were more impressive than England and Charlie breaks down the team for the USA
Day Three of RWC 2019 and pod No.2! (apologies for missing last night, blame Sapporo's wifi...) Paul slams Scotland, Charlie pans the Pumas and England get the job done.
GONG! The pod is back. Shorter, sleaker and with an air of Eastern mystery! Day 1 of our Japan Diary picks through the bones of the Brave Blossoms' opening win and previews a magnificent trio of Saturday matches...
A deep dive as Australian cricket plumbs the depths during SandpaperGate, what would Richie Benaud make of it? Away from cricket, can Kyle Walker be part of an England back three? What's the best rugby try celebration? And who are the greatest sportsmen and women never to reach the pinnacle of their sport? All that plus some predictions and the tables are turned on Charlie in the quiz!
How good are these Ireland Six Nations Grand Slammers? Can Rory McIlroy complete his own Grand Slam at Augusta? What happened at Cheltenham? Paddy von Behr from the Times joins us to discuss all this and more as we race through the sporting weekend, plus quizzes and hacked tweets...
Charlie Morgan from the Daily Telegraph joins us to discuss England's Six Nations debacle, Harry Kane's potential England replacements, Ross Taylor's chicken nugget intake and Sir Bradley Wiggins' grey areas. Plus there's a special mother's day quiz!
With a bumper weekend of sport we focus on Scotland's heroics at Murrayfield and what it means for the Six Nations, where Manchester City rank after lifting their first title under Pep and why never to get on the wrong side of Ravi Ashwin. Plus the usual quizzes and predictions!
Ali Maxwell joins us this weekend to celebrate Rochdale's run, George Groves' grit and Prince Naseem's punditry. Plus Pyeongchang, Federer vs Woods and, obviously, quizzes...
From the slopes of Pyeongchang to the rains of Twickenham via the firm ground at Cheltenham. Gerard Meagher of the Guardian is back for our whistle-stop tour of the sporting weekend. Oh yeah, and get Jack Grealish on the plane to Russia!
We gather from across Europe to reflect on an incredible Super Bowl, crazy Philadelphians, dramatic finishes in the Six Nations and the Premier League and even a look ahead to the Winter Olympics. Due to said Super Bowl, we recorded a day later, but never fear, there are still predictions and of course, quizzes!
Paddy von Behr joins us as we preview the Super Bowl and the Six Nations, discuss the fire of Federer and the fading force that is the FA Cup... Plus quizzes, obviously.
Sanchez strategy, Silva sacking and Saracens sneaking through in Europe. We cover that and much more in this week's pod. Plus, we head Down Under for the tennis and the cricket, cover the rest of the weekend's sporting news and apologise for some terrible predictions! May contain traces of quiz...
Alan Dymock joins the pod as we crunch the numbers to see where English rugby clubs are going wrong in Europe and we ask are Liverpool a better team without Coutinho? Plus the usual quizzes and heartfelt apologies...
A New Year brings a new guest to the pod. David Bates from the Times joins us to talk through the magic of the FA Cup, his favourite fast food outlets, the world's strongest man and so much more. Warning, contains quizzes...
Who will win the World Cup? When will England crash out? Who was the villain of 2017? How many has Gerard had? These questions and many more are answered on this festive knees up.
Sir Mo Farah takes the top gong, to the shock of the bookies, England's Ashes debacle shows no signs of improvement in Perth, Pep's boys break more new ground and Bath bring some joy back to the Premiership sides in Europe. Plus Christian Eriksen gets some Instagram advice, and what would Manny Pacquaio be like in the trenches?
Mourinho is showered in milk and water after City beat United in the Manchester derby, Klopp throws a tantrum after Rooney denies Liverpool in the Merseyside equivalent, England's cricketers return to the headbutt bar to poor lager over each other and Bradley Wiggins makes his comeback (on an indoor rowing machine). Just another weekend in the world of sport
Magic Manchester prepares for the derby, Tiger's on the prowl again and it's starting to look very ugly Down Under
Bairstow's lost his head, Stokes has packed his bags, Big Sam's riding to Everton's rescue and Gerard reminisces on when he used to play at a 'high level'...
Top runscorer, man of the match in the first Test and the best hat-trick bet going all revealed (sort of). Plus: Launchbury and Lawes bash the Aussies in the rugby, David Moyes picks up where he left off and all the weekend's sport
The autumn internationals begin with a grind/groan-athon at Twickenham, Gareth Southgate's young Lions stand up to Germany and the Ashes injury curse strikes again. Plus - Ireland and Scotland go try crazy, there's a rugby league World Cup shock, a football World Cup shocker, plus tennis, cycling, skiing, NFL, judo ... and quizzes
Chelsea Kante survive without N'Golo, Moyes to the rescue at West Ham, and new pod pundit Paddy von Behr guides us through the Breeders and Melbourne Cups
Lewis cruises, AJ crushes and England's U17s show us their DNA - extra long pod for an extra special weekend
All the weekend's sport wrapped up for your morning commute. Liverpool cave in at Wembley, Henry Slade rules Europe, the tequila is on ice for Lewis Hamilton and the Ashes have started. Oh, and Charlie has done a riddle or two. Plus quizzes, funny stories and the occasional insight with which to wow your friends.
No DJ this week, but we plough on with the Prem rugby's soft Brexit, soft Arsenal, and David Warner's soft underbelly
England are off to Russia, Scotland aren't. Martin Palermo has still got it but Charlie can't count to eleven. Plus a 90s legends quiz...
Apologies, this is late out the oven. But it's still piping hot! Packed full of quizzes and Roy Keane-based tomfoolery, plus Sinckler, Stokes and Charlie's Tyson Fury
All the news from the sporting weekend plus Sampson sacked, Lions SOB story, a surprise Ashes contender and who is the greatest Dane?
All the sporting action from the weekend broken down for you on Monday morning, including: The Manchesters lead the way in the Premier League, rugby's American adventure flops and Senna helps Hamilton to a miracle win. Plus - quizzes
England's curious approach to the Ashes, De Boer's inevitable departure and why Eddie doesn't like Roko #Sport #Football #BringBackFreddie
We chat through the return of the Aviva Premiership and Guinness PRO14, Southgate's Maltese mess, Sakho's big day at the races, plus cricket, tennis and cycling. Oh and Dave forgets to take the bins out #Sport #WhenMondayComes #PracticeMakesPerfect