Max and co talk Manchester City’s title win, Manchester United’s latest slip-up, the pre- and post-Pardew bounces, big Bayern news and Ferraris

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, John Brewin and the Racing Post’s Mark Langdon to take a look back at the weekend in which Manchester City finally, formally, won the Premier League, which was effectively sewn up in October.

City did it thanks to a not entirely uncharacteristic slip-up by their city rivals at home to West Brom. We ask whether Pep Guardiola could win the league if he swapped jobs with José Mourinho.

Elsewhere in the Premier League, important wins for Crystal Palace and Huddersfield in their bids for survival, Liverpool steamroller on and Arsenal take their losing streak on the road to an astonishing five games.

Wolves secured their return to the Premier League after Fulham slipped up, allowing Cardiff to reclaim their place in the second automatic promotion spot, and Nottingham Forest finally ended a six-game goal drought.

Archie Rhind-Tutt is on the phone to tell us about Bayern Munich’s new manager before Mark gives us a round-up of the rest of the major European leagues.

Back on Thursday!



PS: Football Weekly Live is going to Belfast! We’ll be at the Queens University Students Union on 17 April. Tickets and more information available here. We’re also going to be live in Copenhagen on Thursday 10 May with Max, Barry, Jonathan, Barney. 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.