Wayne Rooney, Kelly Somers and Kae Kurd return to discuss the big game at Anfield where Liverpool beat Arsenal.

Wayne has questions for Mikel Arteta: is he brave enough to win the title? Why didn't his side go for Liverpool and why wasn’t Eberechi Eze selected from the start? Wayne also reveals Sir Alex’s favourite words of advice when Manchester United played big games away from home, which title rival could be nasty and his favourite ever win at Anfield, which saw him hobbling from the treatment room to celebrate.

Manchester City’s loss at Brighton prompts a chat about whether they can be considered among the title favourites. Wayne wonders whether this could even be the last dance for Pep Guardiola at City?

BBC Sport Senior Football Correspondent Sami Mokbel joins the guys to give insight into what it’s like being part of the transfer window madness.

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Is Ruben Amorim reaching breaking point at Manchester United? Wayne, Kelly and Kae discuss the shock defeat to Grimsby Town with questions over Benjamin Sesko being the second-to-last penalty kick taker for United.

Plus transfer stories galore with the inside track on Wayne’s move to Old Trafford in 2004, signing players on water slides, Wayne’s go-to Chinese takeaway order and performing Les Miserables with Jonathan Woodgate.

With just one point from Manchester United’s first two games, Wayne Rooney dives into the growing pressure on Ruben Amorim alongside host Kelly Somers and comedian and football fan, Kae Kurd. How long does Amorim have to steady the ship?

Everton celebrated their first win at their new stadium, and Wayne breaks down Jack Grealish’s instant impact who brought a fresh edge to the team.

Meanwhile, over at Arsenal, 15-year-old Max Dowman lit up his debut with a performance beyond his years. Wayne reflects on the wonderkid’s rise and shares stories from his own teenage breakthrough including first cars, quick driving tests, and getting lifts to training from none other than Big Dunc himself!