Fans 'Could Return' For Wembley Final

03/25/21 • 14 min

There could be up to 8000 fans at Wembley for the Carabao Cup Final, Ollie Watkins found out he was in the England squad for tonight’s match with San Marino by text, Trevor Sinclair called Watkins’ inclusion months ago and he couldn’t be happier, while Gareth Southgate is impressed with the Aston Villa striker from the short time they’ve worked together. Dame Sarah Storey still has reservations about going to a very different Olympic and Paralympic Games later this year, while Brora Rangers director Ben McKay can’t believe the clubs achievements in the Scottish Cup. Wales score one of the best team goals you’ll see, but fall to Belgium while Dwight Yorke opens up about his move to Manchester United back in the late nineties. Goughie ends the day on Drive by teaching us all what the French for ‘Darren’ is.

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Previous Episode

‘Spurs Should Never Start Gareth Bale Again’

Jesse Lingard opens up about returning to the England squad for the first time in two years, Perry Groves urges Jose Mourinho to avoid picking Gareth Bale after the Wales captain admitted he’s using Spurs to improve his match fitness ahead of the Euros and Darren Bent backs Danny Ings to get goals at a big Premier League club should he move away from Southampton. There are tributes to legendary football maverick Frank Worthington after the former Leicester forward sadly passed away aged 72, England captain Eoin Morgan reflects on losing the 1st ODI to India on talkSPORT 2 and QPR’s Charlie Austin reveals the anguish at never collecting an England cap despite being called up to a squad in 2016.

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Watkins & Lingard Shine At Wembley

Jesse Lingard is tipped to go to this Summer’s Euros after impressing on his return to the Three Lions, Ollie Watkins & James Ward-Prowse score their maiden England goals dispatching San Marino 5-0 at Wembley, promoter Eddie Hearn suggests Fury v Joshua could still take place in the UK this summer, Simon Jordan urges the Norwegian players to boycott matches rather than wear t-shirts in protesting about migrant workers’ conditions in Qatar, Jamie O’Hara backs Manchester United to sign Tomas Soucek, Laura Woods cajoles Ben Stokes to mention Call of Duty phrases during his press conference and Lee Dixon reveals the time he laughed at a teammates mistake which almost cost him his international career.

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