'It's All Kicking Off!' returns for another Weekend Preview!

In the latest episode, Ian and Chris begin by reflecting on Real Madrid's dramatic Champions League semi-final win over Bayern Munich. No trophy for Harry Kane this season - is he cursed?

The lads also look ahead to a huge game in the Premier League between Manchester United and Arsenal. The gunners need to win to maintain the pressure on Manchester City at the top of the table. It feels like this could be the final hurdle of their title ambitions, but is it even a hurdle?

David Moyes is leaving West Ham at the end of the season. Chris asks whether he has been disrespected by the Hammers.

And in the Scottish Premiership, it's set up for one of the biggest Old Firm derbies in years. If Celtic win they'll be having a celebratory Player of the Season award ceremony later on that evening; if they lose, it'll be a much more gloomy affair. Either way, Chris is going!

Presenters: Ian Ladyman and Chris Sutton

Producer: Xavi Bird

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'It's All Kicking Off!' is back for a surprise 'Manchester United Crisis Special'

For this edition, Daily Mail's Sports News Correspondent, Mike Keegan, is joined by Manchester United Reporter, Nathan Salt, and Sports Editor, Anthony Hay, as the trio break down exactly what's going on at United, with the side slipping to a mortifying 4-0 defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace.

The lads critique the players that have got them to where they are and analyse Erik ten Hag's contribution to a truly desperate season.

Tune in for hard-hitting opinion and unrivalled insight, as we delve deep into Sir Jim Ratcliffe's sinking ship.

Presenters: Mike Keegan, Nathan Salt, Anthony Hay

Producer: Henry Williams

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Welcome to another instalment of 'It's All Kicking Off!' beaming to you this Bank Holiday Monday.

In this episode, we start by questioning whether the jury is out on Ange Postecoglou - whose Tottenham side have now lost four consecutive games. Chris defends the former Celtic manager, though, suggesting that Spurs have been a victim of their huge overachievement at the beginning of the season. Plus, we question whether James Maddison will board the plane to Germany having struggled to emulate his form before picking up an injury.

The lads analyse Darwin Nunez's cryptic social media behaviour after the Uruguayan deleted a series of Liverpool photos after he came off the bench to little affect in the win over Spurs. What do you reckon, does this spell the end for 'Darling' Darwin?

Next up, a feisty debate between the pair who question whether Kai Havertz should have been awarded a penalty after tumbling in the box v Bournemouth.

AND we respond to Emma Hayes' bash of the media after Chelsea's 8-0 win over Bristol City.

Presenters: Ian Ladyman and Chris Sutton

Producer: Henry Williams

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