Max is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Wilson and Elis James to also discuss Luke Shaw, legs big and small and away goals

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Wilson and Elis James to look back at the last couple of days in football, starting with the latest news around the first international break of the 2018-19 season.

Up for discussion are England, playing their first game since finishing fourth at this summer’s World Cup, and Wales potentially facing a Denmark team full of amateurs, part-timers and futsal players, who lost 3-0 to Slovakia in a friendly on Wednesday night.

We cover the upcoming internationals of the rest of the home nations before moving on to other significant stories in football: David Beckham’s club in Miami starting to take shape, potential reforms to the away goals rule and VAR in the Premier League.

We finish with a dissection of Robert Earnshaw’s most out-there tweets and Jonathan’s story of where he was when he found out that Michael Jackson had died and the reaction of the internationals who were nearby.

Back on Monday!

PS: we’re doing a live show in Manchester this Wednesday 5 September as part of the Football Writers’ Festival. Tickets and all other information here!

PPS: we’re heading to Oslo on 19 September. Find all the information you need here.