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Tom is joined by Jamie O'Hara on today's episode of Sky Sports FC to discuss the biggest talking points in football.

They start with Newcastle and ask whether they should be considered genuine Champions League contenders. Then, Jamie delivers a passionate analysis of where his former club - Tottenham - currently find themselves.

In the final part of the episode, we're joined by fans of West Ham, Leeds, Nottingham Forest and Spurs to debate who will suffer relegation at the end of the Premier League season.

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Jay Bothroyd is alongside Tom for today's Sky Sports FC to discuss if Manchester United can finish third in the Premier League this season. We hear from Man Utd fan Flex, who also shares his views on if Benjamin Sesko deserves a starting position. Plus, who is the greatest Premier League goalkeeper of all time?

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Tom is joined by Tim Sherwood to discuss the biggest football stories on today's episode of Sky Sports FC.

They look back on Arsenal's win over Tottenham in the North London derby and discuss where the result leaves both sides.

Plus, they chat about Crystal Palace and the rift that seems to have appeared between the fans and manager Oliver Glasner.

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Tom White and Jay Bothroyd preview Sunday’s North London Derby, joined by Arsenal fan Scarlet and Spurs supporter Cam to tackle the big question: who needs the win more?

Then to Crystal Palace, who were held to a 1–1 draw by Zrinjski Mostar in their Conference League play-off — a result that leaves them with just one win in 15 and saw frustrated fans aim “sacked in the morning” at Oliver Glasner. Palace supporter Jack joins us to answer: where has it all gone wrong?

Next, two years into Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s era at Manchester United — has anything really changed? United fan KG joins us to assess whether there’s been meaningful progress on the pitch and if the club is any closer to returning to the top.

Finally, Vítor Pereira has made a flying start in charge of Nottingham Forest, thrashing Fenerbahçe 3–0 in their Europa League Play Off — “easy work,” says Jay — as Forest now turn their attention to Liverpool on Super Sunday. We ask: are Forest better placed to survive with Pereira at the helm?

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Will Perry and Jody Morris break down Arsenal’s 2–2 draw with rock-bottom Wolves. With more crucial points dropped, the title race has shifted— if City win their remaining fixtures, the league is theirs.

We’re joined by Arsenal fan Jamie to ask - Has the momentum swung? And is this now Pep’s title to lose?

Next, Jody breaks down the Premier League run-in and explains why he still believes Arsenal have the edge against a Pep side that’s in transition.

Finally, three straight away wins for Newcastle, capped by a 6–1 thrashing of Qarabag in the Champions League play-off. Anthony Gordon hit four before half-time — but tempers flared when he took the second penalty, leaving Kieran Trippier visibly frustrated at the break. Newcastle fan Clinton joins us to discuss the situation and whether Gordon should have handed it over?

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