Last night Neymar was forced off the field with an injury that threatens to rule him out of the Champions League matches against Manchester United. But rather than sympathy, his opponents offer only scorn. Might this mark a fatal turning point in the story of Neymar’s French sojourn, and PSG’s chances in Europe?

Meanwhile Deloitte have published their annual money list, which looks better for Liverpool and Spurs than for Arsenal and Manchester United.

In the second part of the show, we’re joined by Tony Evans to talk about what lower-division football has to tell us about the political mood in Brexit England.

Plus there’s Higuain to Chelsea, coveting your neighbour’s new signings, and talking Italian.

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