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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Barney Ronay and Lars Sivertsen to look back over the last few days of football, starting with the announcement that Arsène Wenger is to stand down as Arsenal manager at the end of the season. We’ve got Andrew Mangan of Arseblog on the line to give us his take on the potential routes forward for both man and club.

Barney and Barry nearly get into a ruck over the reasons for Manchester United’s success over Spurs, while Graham Poll comes under some criticism for his explanation of Southampton’s disallowed goal.

We cover the Premier League, and Mohamed Salah’s PFA Player of the Year award, before rounding up the Football League.

Paolo Bandini joins us to tell us about Napoli’s win over Juventus, which saw several thousands of fans greet the returning team at the airport – despite them staying in second, a point behind the six-in-a-row champions of Italy. We round up the rest of the major European action, with Jadon Sancho becoming the youngest English goalscorer in Bundesliga history and a surprise ex-Arsenal striker finally hitting a slice of form, before asking: which manager would be best equipped to survive the fallout from nuclear armageddon?

Back on Thursday!



PS: Football Weekly Live is going to Copenhagen on Thursday 10 May with Max, Barry, Jonathan Wilson and Barney Ronay. It’s the same day as the Danish cup final, so get your tickets for all of the Fredericia analysis you can handle here.



PPS: We’re also live at the Emmanuel Centre in London for an end of season special on 22 May. Tickets available here.