Sports Hub Show with Peter Johnson

This week Peter and Alfie look back on a week that saw Arsenal continue their revival this season as they recorded impressive victories against Benfica and Leicester. They also jump to the defence of referees as they discuss a bizarre incident at West Brom and question why it is that Manchester United have made a habit of drawing 0-0 against other top sides in the Premier League.

This week Peter and Alfie review a weekend of Premier League action in which VAR and handball found itself at the centre of much controversy. They also reflect on a testing week for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Episode 1

Peter and Alfie look back on a week of Premier League and Champions League action and build up to the first Ronaldo vs Messi head to head in more than two years. Peter is also joined by Addy to review a Formula 1 race weekend that rewrote the history books.

This week Peter and Alfie preview the start of this season's UEFA Champions' League season and assess each English's teams prospects before the first round of matches.

This week Peter and Alfie look back on last weekend's Premier League action, pay tribute to the late Diego Maradona and discuss whether Paul Pogba is actually good enough to get back in to the Manchester United side. Looking at the wider world of sport, they chat about Mike Tyson's return to the ring and reflect on Romain Grosjean's miracle escape from his horror crash in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix.

Episode 2

This week Peter and Alfie reflect on humbling weeks for Manchester United and Tottenham and watch Deadline Day and Liverpool's scramble for a centre back unfold.

This week Peter and Alfie chat about Jurgen Klopp's future at Liverpool, where it's going wrong for Barcelona and whether this is Manchester City's year in Europe.

This week Peter and Alfie have a controversial chat about which of the Manchester sides is currently in a bigger crisis and assess the impressive victories by table toppers Tottenham and Liverpool last weekend.

This week, Peter and Alfie reflect on the Manchester United vs Liverpool and Arsenal vs Southampton FA Cup clashes, while discussing the big news of the day that is Frank Lampard's sacking by Chelsea. Scarlett joins the show to give an update the the world of university sport.

This week Peter and Alfie reflect passionately on Manchester United vs Arsenal and give a preview of this week's upcoming Champions League fixtures. They also discuss why it is that PSG have never quite made it to the top of Europe's footballing elite.

This week Peter and Alfie reflect on England's Nations League defeat against Belgium and discuss whether they deserve to be the bookies' favourites for Euro 2020. Addy joins Peter to talk about Lewis Hamilton claiming his record-equalling seventh world championship at a mental Turkish Grand Prix.

This week Peter and Alfie pay tribute to Rangers winning their first Scottish Premier League title since 2011, while Steven Gerrard's former club Liverpool make it six home defeats in a row for the first time in their history and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United do a job on Pep Guardiola's Manchester City once again.

This week Peter and Alfie reflect on Arsenal's victory over Spurs in the North London derby and discuss Chris Wilder's departure from Sheffield United. They also react to the huge news that Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have signed a deal for two fights in 2021.

This week Peter and Alfie look back on the FA Cup Quarter Finals and assess potential winners of the Champions League and Europa League as both competitions enter the Quarter Final stage. They also discuss Jose Mourinho's future at Tottenham following his side's shock defeat to Dinamo Zagreb.

This week Peter and Alfie look back on the opening fixtures of Scotland and England's World Cup Qualifying campaigns. Peter gives a review of the Formula 1 season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix and the show ends with a chat about last Satuday's rematch between Povetkin and Whyte.

This week Peter and Alfie review a very busy week of football, discussing who out of West Ham and Leicester is now better equipped to qualify for next season's Champions League and whether people wrote Liverpool off as top-four contenders prematurely. Looking ahead to this week, they ask whether Lewandowski-less Bayern can overcome their first-leg defeat to PSG in the Champions League quarter finals, and whether Haaland can inspire a comeback for Dortmund against Manchester City.

Peter and Alfie react to the biggest news from the world of sport in recent memory as they discuss everything we know so far about the recently unveiled European Super League. Jose Mourinho's departure from Spurs doesn't go unnoticed and the boys ask whose fault it is that his time at the club did not go to plan.