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Manchester United should be extremely upset with the decision which awarded the lone goal in their loss to Man City in the Manchester Derby on Sunday at Old Trafford.
Tavernier always plays well for Bournemouth
Phil Neville and Robbie Mustoe discuss Bournemouth's Marcus Tavernier as an underappreciated player for the Cherries as a versatile and consistent attacker.
The 2 Robbies Podcast

Top 20 PL goals of all time

We have selected the Top 20 Premier League goals of all-time. Do you agree with our selections?
Joe Prince-Wright breaks down the significance of Wayne Rooney’s iconic bicycle kick against Manchester City in 2011, explaining why there’s no other choice for the No. 1 goal in Premier League history.
Though there are plenty of amazing bicycle kicks across Premier League history, Joe Prince-Wright believes Alejandro Garnacho’s effort against Everton instantly rose above the rest.
Joe Prince-Wright is still scratching his head as to how Paolo Di Canio scored this off-balanced volley against Wimbledon, and it sets the tone for his top three of the best Premier League goals in history.
Joe Prince-Wright breaks down David Beckham’s halfway line goal against Wimbledon in 1996 which announced the true arrival of another Manchester United star.
Emre Can’s jaw-droppingly acrobatic goal kicks off Joe Prince-Wright’s top five as he continues to count down the best 20 goals in Premier League history.

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Manchester City players went to the away end at Old Trafford and celebrated with the fans after a gritty derby win after going down to 10 men in the first half.
Rebecca Lowe, Phil Neville and Robbie Mustoe debate the VAR ruling that Manchester City’s goal was onside and that Enzo Fernandez did not affect the Man United defenders.
What is Brighton’s ceiling? The Premier League doesn’t make it easy for clubs to jam their way into the Champions League but the Seagulls have numbers and logic to get their foot in the door.
Here’s the latest Premier League table for the 2026-27 season.
Erling Haaland finished a cross at the back post to break the Manchester Derby deadlock after a VAR review for offside.
Rebecca Lowe, Phil Neville and Robbie Mustoe debate the red card decision against Phil Foden in the Manchester Derby, while also asking the question of if Bruno Fernandes should have been punished for his actions.
Hansi Flick’s Barcelona seek a threepeat atop La Liga, and familiar faces will look to retake the Spanish top flight from the Blaugranas.
The race for the 2026-27 Premier League Golden Boot is on, with Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka flying out of the starting block to score the season’s first goals.
Bayern Munich, Borssia Dormund, RB Leipzig, and Stuttgart will have to deal with Champions League campaigns, while Hoffenheim, Bayer Leverkusen, and Freiburg also reached continental competition.