Sports Tonight With Chris Mchardy & Robbie Greenfield

Coach Darren Lehmann is the latest casualty of the Australian cricket scandal, but with a heavyweight title bout on the horizon, our attention turns to boxing, and Joshua vs Parker. We’re joined by Seb Eubank, the man who took to the Burj Al Arab ring with AJ and who recently made a winning pro debut. Will Canelo Alvarez be cleared? Will Mayweather fight in the Octagon? And can Joshua see off the challenge of Parker? All those questions and more tackled in this boxing special! Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Cricket Australia has thrown the book at its tainted trio but coach Darren Lehmann has survived the scandal and there’s yet more reaction to a story that continues to dominate the sports pages. Were the bans fair? Will David Warner ever wear the baggy green again? And how on earth will the team remain competitive without three such talented batsmen? Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesportFind us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

Chris and Marc discuss and debate the ball-tampering scandal that has rocked Australian cricket. What now for Steve Smith, David Warner and the rest of the “leadership group”? Aussie broadcaster Glenn Mitchell has the inside track while the phone lines go into meltdown as fans rush to have their say on the controversy, from claiming double standards to calling for lifetime bans.

The scandal engulfing Australian cricket gets a mention on Monday Night Football while Chris catches up with Arsenal trio Hector Bellerin, Calum Chambers and Rob Holding. Robbie Fowler gives his verdict on Cristiano Ronaldo’s remarkable goalscoring record while the guys are joined by young duo Eric and Daniel from Dale Gordon’s DG Pro Academy to talk up heir upcoming trip to the UK.

It's a cricket love-in on this edition of Sports Tonight as England & Middlesex batsman Nick Compton talks about his two-month stint in Sri Lanka. South African bowling legend Allan Donald hails Kagiso Rabada while UAE national team coach Dougie Brown gives his verdict on his side's World Cup Qualifying campaign. Sam Charnley and Brad Staddon from It's Just Cricket also pop in to talk about the game at grassroots level.

Australian cricketer Chris Green outlines his reasons for choosing to travel to Pakistan to play in the PSL playoffs while there’s a special feature on the Special Olympics MENA Games.

England full-back Mike Brown joins Chris and Arch to pick through the wreckage of his side’s worst campaign in 36 years and reveal plans for a training camp in Dubai. Former Scotland scrum-half Rory Lawson and Wales winger Dafydd James are also on hand to offer their verdicts on their own respective nations’ performances plus pay tribute to champions Ireland

Is the success of a football club based on winning trophies? That’s the question put to Dale Gordon and a host of big-names guests on this edition of MNF. Also, Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler gives his verdict on the prolific Mo Salah while Dutch great Ronald de Boer joins the guys live to discuss comments made by Jose Mourinho about his brother Frank. And if all of that wasn’t enough former Manchester United star Dwight Yorke delivers a damning assessment of the current environment at Old Trafford.

Lionel Messi has reached 100 Champions League goals with a dazzling match-winning display against Chelsea, and once again his stats make for fascinating reading when placed against his great rival (and the only other member of the 100 club) Cristiano Ronaldo. Meanwhile Eddie Jones is in hot water for comments he made 9 months ago to bring an end to a week dominated by scandal 

The inaugural UAE Road Cycling Championship is in the books and we’ve got the ladies champion with us in studio. We reveal the UAE’s plans to merge the Dubai and Abu Dhabi tours, and catch up with Australian cricket broadcaster Glenn Mitchell to discuss the off-field incidents that continue to blight the sport 

Manchester United are out of Europe. Nothing out of the ordinary about that, but the manner of their exit to Sevilla, coupled with Jose Mourinho’s self-congratulatory reaction, has Chris frothing at the mouth! 

From spinal fusion surgery and DUI ignominy to a PGA Tour Sunday that conjured all the glories of old, Tiger Woods has defied medical science and the masses who wrote him to once again thrust himself into the glare of the spotlight. Can he win the Masters? And where would that achievement rank in the great sporting comebacks? Cue hypothetical sporting prediction overdrive! 

Scandal, scandal and more scandal as we debate a string of unsavoury incidents that have cast a shadow over the beautiful game. From fan-player confrontations at West Ham to a respected pundit spitting in the face of a teenager. And that’s nothing compared to what happened in Greece!

Paris St Germain are out of the Champions League at the round of 16 stage once again, one billion euros in the transfer hole and outclassed by a Real Madrid side that did not need to be at their best. Where now for Unai Emery and his expensively assembled collection of stars? We cross to France in search of an answer. Meanwhile England rugby great Jeremy Guscott joins us to preview a potentially decisive weekend of Six Nations action. Get in touch with us: Send us a tweet: www.twitter.com/dubaieyesport Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DubaiEye103.8 Join our Instagram: www.instagram.com/dubaieyesport

With cycling great Sir Bradley Wiggins, fighting for his reputation in the wake of a government report citing “unethical” conduct, we wade once again into the murky waters of TUE’s, doping and the search for solutions to an issue that refuses to go away. 

It’s an evening of hyperbole on Monday Night Football; with Antonio Conte stood accused of crimes against the Game - how dare he employ defensive tactics?! - and Man City playing a style of game hitherto unseen in the Premier League...and, while it may often be the case, random debates pop up: this week it’s Xavi versus Iniesta!

The ‘Wenger Out’ brigade welcomes a few new members after Arsenal’s capitulation in the Carabao Cup Final. Even Chris’ attempted at an impassioned defence of the Frenchman turns into an unhinged rant (which was really just a warm-up for his thoughts on Manchester United)!

Chelsea Barcelona is this week's most compelling Round of 16 match up in the Champions League and we look ahead to what should be a pulsating encounter at Stamford Bridge. We've also been in conversation with former Wisden Cricketer of the Year, Ravi Ashwin, who shares his views on India's recent test series with South Africa, the prospects of a test championship and his bid to master leg spin. Russell Sissing, the head coach at Ashwin's Gennext Academy at King's School Barsha, joins us to discuss the growth of cricket at grass roots level in the UAE, and explains how the renowned spin bowler is planning to grow his coaching empire.

We revisit the VAR debate during a busy show in which former Barcelona and Chelsea forward, Eidur Gudjohnsen, helps us preview tomorrow’s tantalising Champions League fixture between the two clubs. Eidur also weighs in on Pep and Jose, as the UAE’s biggest Chelsea fan joins us for a chat, and this gentleman is armed with stats that, he claims, should herald a Blues win!

Former Chelsea and Barcelona star Eidur Gudjohnsen has some unique perspectives on the beautiful game. As one of only men to play under both Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho, his insight into the modern club game offers a fresh perspective. And as for Iceland’s national team, Gudjohnsen lifts the lid on how they made it all the way to Russia.