Andy Barwell reflects on Arsenal's 5-0 thrashing of Porto in the Champions League. There's also a round-up of all tonight's action and Mark Pougatch and Graham Taylor's reaction to the evening's football.

Mark Chapman presides over the Monday Night Club with John Motson, plus all the reaction from Wigan's win over Liverpool.

In the FA Cup, Aston Villa come from 2-0 behind to beat Championship side Reading 4-2. Holders Chelsea also progress to the semi-finals, defeating Stoke 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. In the Premier League, Everton emphatically beat Hull City 5-1 and Robbie Keane nets twice for Celtic in their 2-0 victory over Falkirk. Hear match reports on all of Sunday's games, plus a review of the weekend's action with studio guests Alan Curbishley & journalist Andy Dunn.

Pat Nevin, Perry Groves and Dean Ashton join Colin Murray to preview the weekend's football. The panel discuss the news that Michael Owen is out for the rest of the season, and Tony Pulis joins us live ahead of Chelsea v Stoke in the FA Cup.

After England continued the build-up to South Africa with victory over Egypt we hear from Robert Green, John Terry, Gareth Barry and David James. We also speak live to Scotland's Paul Hartley after the win over the Czech Republic, and Neil Warnock outlines his reasons for leaving Crystal Palace for Queens Park Rangers.

England beat Egypt 3-1 at Wembley, but its defeat for Wales and Northern Ireland - Plus a winning start for Scotland manager Craig Levein. Get reaction from Chris Waddle, Fabio Capello, Leighton Baines and John Terry.

After Aston Villa come back from 2 0 down at half time to win 3 2 we ponder the rollicking Martin O Neill must have given his team but we ask does this have any effect plus a debate on increasing players longevity

After a torrid defeat to Man City and a snubbed handshake John Terry's on field performances seem to be unravelling but what of his former friend Wayne Bridge should he suck it up and play for England

Times sports writers Nick Szczepanik and Oliver Kay are joined by former Arsenal player and pundit Stewart Robson as Gabriele Marcotti looks back at the weekends action

Portsmouth face another week of financial turmoil but can they learn anything from neighbours Southampton about how to restructure the club

Gabriele Marcotti and guests wonder if Le Prof needs to adjust his attitude after seeing Arsenal get soundly beaten by Chelsea plus we debate UEFAs proposals for debt laden clubs

As media scrutiny intensifies over his private life will England coach Fabio Capello keep John Terry as captain plus Man United thump Arsenal at The Emirates

The Enlgand striker needs to be rested if he is to play fully at the World Cup and why the FA Cup needs to be updated to stop it drifting into irrelevance

But he will go voluntarily as he is fed up Liverpool will also struggle to attract a world class manager because of the madhouse boardroom situation

After another unconvincing display Alex Ferguson needs to stop ranting about referees and take a look at his underperforming champions plus a look at the African Cup of Nations tragically overshadowed by Togo withdrawing

After a doozy of a FA Cup shock we ask have Man United overachived so far this season plus our mid season review and 2010 predictions

Is Mancini right for Manchester City? With Gabriele Marcotti, Tony Cascarino, Matt Hughes and Oliver Kay

We debate which manager has had the biggest effect on English football in the modern era plus Liverpool v Arsenal and Man United v Aston Villa

Patrick Barclay Nick Szczepanik and Oliver Kay join Gab Marcotti to discuss The World Cup draw and whether Spurs and Man Citycan reach the top four

It seems Arsenal are out of the title race and Chelsea look too strong for any other team in Europe plus who are Englands main rivals for the 2018 World Cup Russia Spain or Jack Warner

The panel debate Thierry Henrys handball as well as Spurs top four credentials after they demolish Wigan nine one and Liverpool and Man City both rue their defensive frailities

We review England v Brazil and Ireland v France and speak to AC Milan and Holland midfield star Clarence Seedorf

After United play well Chelsea win at Stamford Bridge and once again Sir Alex Ferguson cries wolf over the standard of refereeing but this time he does have a point

Also Nick Szczepanik Alyson Rudd Gab Marcotti and Phill Jupitus debate the resurgance of hooliganism in football

It is a case of what crisis as Liverpool beat Manchester United 2-0 and Rafa Benitez propels Liverpool back into the title race

Plus we debate with 5 Live presenter Mark Pougatch the future of international football broadcasting

As Liverpool lose to Sunderland the panel debate the assist of a fans beach ball in scoring the only goal plus how an Atlantic League might work

Despite losing 2-0 to Chelsea the Reds can still win the title as the rest of the top four are weaker than last season

Michael Henderson on his book 50 People Who Fouled Up Football plus why Wigan have the best scouts why Roy Hodgson should be England manager and why Torres is the best striker in the league

The former England midfielder on Italia 90 and taking that penalty plus the effect Bobby Robson had on the team plus Manchester derby reaction

The captain of Trinidad and Tobago in Germany 2006 talks to us about nearly beating the USA in 1989 and why England are so improcved under Capello

Sir Trevor Brooking weighs in on Kakutagate and the practice of trading in teens as well as reflecting on England's failure in the 1982 World Cup

The World Cup winner talks about winning in France 1998

The former West Ham and QPR winger talks about his time in Japan as part of Englands 2002 World Cup campaign

We are back as is football its been a long few months but Phill Jupitus welcomes Marcotti Evans Kay and Szczepanik to discuss Man City the big fours slow start and how to pronounce Vagenas

Podcast: James and his guests look back on the weekend's action and ahead to the European games. Plus: the Red Knights; Ian Wright; and getting stuck in grounds

James and chums ponder the lessons learned from England's win over Egypt, among other delights

Podcast: Plus: Manchester United's Carling Cup victory; Ryan Shawcross's tackle on Aaron Ramsey; and Sid Lowe bingo

James & co discuss how Wayne Bridge's absence will affect England, Inter's victory over Chelsea and Avram Grant's fury

Podcast: Everton continue their winning ways; Chelsea prepare for their Special reunion; and is Cristiano Ronaldo a god or just divine?

Podcast: Guest host Paul MacInnes and co discuss Arsenal's comical defending, the joy of Wayne Rooney and Guus Hiddink's Turkish delight

The team look back on the weekend's action in the FA Cup and the lower leagues, and get set for the return of the Champions League

Podcast: James Richardson and co discuss the midweek Premier League action, the south coast derby and fashion icons Kasabian

Podcast: Chelsea brush aside Arsenal and Liverpool move back up to fourth as the Premier League takes on a familiar look. Plus, John Terry, and a shock revelation from AC Jimbo

Podcast: The drama on the south coast continues, FA Cup chat and DaMarcus Beasley's car trouble

Podcast: James Richardson and co discuss Manchester United's dismantling of Arsenal, John Terry and the ludicrous banning of Togo from the ACN

Podcast: Part two of the Carling Cup derby, the Africa Cup of Nations and those Rafael Benítez to Juventus rumours are all on the agenda for James Richardson and co

Podcast: Plus: an FA Cup round-up; the Milan derby; Ricardo Fuller's earrings; and England's World Cup opponents Algeria continue their good form in Africa

James and his guests discuss the Manchester derby, a thriller at Villa, what's what in Europe and more