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Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are joined by comedian Luke Kempner to discuss the big FPL (and Celebrity Traitors) topics of the week. WARNING: Spoilers ahead! Can Ali rekindle his love of FPL? Is it time to sell Joao Pedro and Viktor Gyokeres? Can we finally trust Reece James? Why didnâ€t the faithfuls banish Jonathan Ross last week?

A slightly different Sutton Death sees Chris and Luke go head-to-head on famous football fans and a listener is in disbelief after his son plays an inspired triple-captain.

Make sure you enter your team into the BBC Sport League! The all-important code is bbcfpl.

To get in touch – email fpl@bbc.co.uk or Voice notes on WhatsApp to 0800 028 9369.

Premier League commentaries on 5 Live and BBC Sounds this week –

Saturday 25th October – Chelsea v Sunderland – 3pm

Saturday 25th October – Newcastle v Fulham – 3pm (Sports Extra)

Saturday 25th October – Manchester United v Brighton – 5:30pm

Sunday 26th October – Arsenal v Crystal Palace – 2pm

Sunday 26th October – Aston Villa v Manchester City – 2pm (Sports Extra)

Sunday 26th October – Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest – 2pm (Sports Extra 2)

Sunday 26th October – Wolves v Burnley – 2pm (Sports Extra 3)

Sunday 26th October – Everton v Tottenham – 4:30pm

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“Stone Cold†Steve Austin has hinted at the return of his podcast.

Itâ€s been almost four years since the Texas Rattlesnake dropped a new episode of the Broken Skull Sessions. The last episode of the famed series aired in August 2022 and featured Charlotte Flair in conversation with the two-time WWE Hall of Famer. Prior to that, he also hosted an audio series, The Steve Austin Show, but he hasnâ€t released a new episode of that show since 2018.

That said, Austin recently shared a promising update about the podcastâ€s future. He posted a couple of throwback photos on Instagram, prompting a fan to ask about a potential return of his podcast.

“When are we getting a new podcast episode Steve?!?â€

“Gimme a couple weeks,†Austin replied.

The Broken Skull Sessions was one of the most-watched wrestling podcasts on the WWE Network and Peacock. However, for undisclosed reasons, it wasnâ€t included in Netflixâ€s lineup when the streaming giant acquired WWEâ€s international broadcast rights. Still, the official WWE Vault channel has been consistently uploading episodes from the series.

The current lineup of WWE podcasts in partnership with Fanatics includes Whatâ€s Your Story with Stephanie McMahon, What Do You Wanna Talk About? with Cody Rhodes, The RAW Recap Show hosted by Megan Morant and Sam Roberts, Six Feet Under with The Undertaker and Michelle McCool, and Logan Paulâ€s IMPAULSIVE.

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Also read: The Rock Highlights How Much Steve Austin Helped Him In WWE

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On the latest Sporticast episode, hosts Scott Soshnick and Eben Novy-Williams discuss some of the biggest sports business stories of the week, including the Los Angeles Dodgers reaching 4 million fans over the course of the MLB regular season.

The Dodgers are the first baseball team to reach that milestone since the New York Yankees and New York Mets in 2008. The only other teams to do it were the Toronto Blue Jays (1991-93) and Colorado Rockies (1993). It’s an average of 49,537 fans per game, and strong show of ticket sales for MLB’s highest-revenue club. The Dodgers made $855 million in revenue in 2024, according to Sportico’s MLB valuations, more than the Yankees’ $799 million.

Here’s the catch: No other MLB team could hit that 4 million fan milestone currently. Dodger Stadium’s 56,000-seat capacity is the largest in MLB. The Yankees, Mets and Rockies are all in new stadiums, and the Blue Jays downsized their building last year. The second largest stadium in the league is in Arizona with a max capacity of about 48,300.

Next the hosts talk about the Sphere, the MSG-backed entertainment venue in Las Vegas. While sporting events like UFC and concert acts like U2 get a lot of attention, it’s the non-live shows that deliver most of the economics for the venue. The latest is an adaptation of the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, which has generated more than $65 million in ticket sales through June. Plans for a Sphere in London have been scrapped, but the group plans to open one in UAE via a franchise model in the coming years.

The hosts close by discussing upheaval in college and junior hockey, where better development and new rules have changed recruiting and career paths for young prospects.

(You can subscribe to Sporticast throughApple,Spotify, or wherever else you get your podcasts.)

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