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Los Angeles Galaxy sign Robbie Rogers, making him the first openly gay man to compete in American professional team sports.

Los Angeles Galaxy sign Robbie Rogers, making him the first openly gay man to compete in American professional team sports.

Ernesto Vecchio, Lionel Messi's youth coach, and Fernando Gomez, one of Messi's childhood teammates, reflect on Messi's skills as a youth player.

After several struggled in their opening game of the season, Shaka Hislop, Janusz Michallik and Tommy Smyth discuss the problems facing a number of big Premier League clubs.

Shaka Hislop, Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle discuss Everton's impressive victory over Man United.

Gab Marcotti, Robbie Mustoe and Steve Nicol discuss Real Madrids disappointing performance as they draw with Valencia while Barcelona cruise to a 5-1 victory over Real Sociedad in David Villas return.

With the Premier League kicking off this weekend, Frank Leboeuf, Steve Nicol, Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle share their expectations for the upcoming season and who can challenge for the title

Jemele Hill, Shelley Smith and Prim Siripipat discuss Hope Solo's recently released book and how it may impact her public persona.

Tommy is back!

Gab Marcotti, Shaka Hislop and Tommy Smyth discuss the disciplinary action taken by the French FA following Les Bleus poor behaviour at Euro 2012.

Dan Thomas hosts as Gab Marcotti, Tommy Smyth and Shaka Hislop discuss the appointment of former Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas on a three year contract at Spurs. Plus Gabs take on Italys performance at Euro 2012.

Shaka Hislop, Tommy Smyth & Janusz Michallik review Spains victory and whether or not they are the greatest national team ever. Plus, a look at the rumour mill and a hilarious Best of June.

Andrew Orsatti is joined by Steve Nicol, Janusz Michallik and Shaka Hislop as they look back at Spains emphatic victory over Italy to win their third major tournament in a row.

Prandelli, De Rossi, Low and Schweinsteiger all talk ahead of the second Euro 2012 semi-final.

German legend says although he expects his fellow countymen to beat Italy, that they fully deserve to be in the semi-finals.

Italian defender Leonardo Bonucci is fully aware of the threat carried by Roy Hodgson's men.