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Hull City assistant Dean Holden joins Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff & Bromley boss Andy Woodman as they react to the EFL play-off finals. Plus hear from Steven Schumacher, Dave Challinor, Martin Paterson and Karl Robinson. Messages and voicenotes always welcome on WhatsApp to 08000 289 369.
01:15 How’s Bromley prep for League One going?
02:15 Hull City assistant Dean Holden joins the pod,
08:25 How Hull did it even with a transfer embargo,
10:35 Coming through Spygate & late change in opponent,
14:15 Working with ‘old-school’ Sergej Jakirović,
18:45 What does summer look like for Hull City?
21:15 Middlesbrough’s Wembley curse continues,
26:50 Bolton’s Steven Schumacher,
32:05 Stockport’s Dave Challinor,
34:40 Is it right for the play-off finals to have VAR?
37:30 Notts County’s Martin Paterson,
41:30 Salford’s Karl Robinson.
5 Live / BBC Sounds commentaries:
Wed 2000 Crystal Palace v Rayo Vallecano in the UEFA Conference League Final,
Sat 1700 PSG v Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League Final,
Sun 1500 Brighton & Hove v Man City in the Women’s FA Cup Final.

Mark Chapman, Andros Townsend, Joe Hart and Rory Smith look at the fallout from West Ham’s relegation in the Premier League, and ask what is behind the club’s struggles.
Football finance expert Rob Wilson discusses the potential financial impact on the club.
The panel also looks at what comes next for Tottenham after successive 17th-placed finishes in the Premier League.
05:30 – West Ham’s lack of a strategy
13:00 – The atmosphere at the London Stadium
19:00 – The financial impact of relegation
28:40 – Where next for Tottenham after staying up?
46:00 – Joe Hart gives his reaction to Pep Guardiola’s comments about regretting not giving Hart a chance to prove himself.
COMMENTARIES
This week on 5 Live/BBC Sounds:
Wednesday: Crystal Palace v Rayo Vallecano (Conference League final) 8pm
Saturday: Scotland v Curacao (Friendly) 1pm
Saturday: Arsenal v PSG (Champions League final) 5pm
Sunday: Brighton v Manchester City (Women’s FA Cup final) 3pm

Was it a case of too little too late for West Ham? Can Tottenham break the cycle of consecutive 17th place finishes next season under Roberto De Zerbi? And are we set for a period of Arsenal dominance at the top of the Premier League?
The Telegraph’s Luke Edwards joins Rick Edwards to discuss all of that and Sunderland’s remarkable return to the topflight, securing Europa League football next season.
Matt Jarvis joins us to talk about West Ham’s relegation to the Championship and we hear from the club’s captain Jarrod Bowen.
Plus, we’ll hear from Mikel Arteta after Arsenal’s title celebrations at Selhurst Park and Trey Hume after Sunderland’s seventh place finish.
TIMECODES:
03:13 – West Ham relegated
06:20 – Jarrod Bowen interview
11:37 – Matt Jarvis joins the pod
16:47 – Tottenham survive
22:32 – Is it time for a period of Arsenal dominance?
22:57 – Mikel Arteta interview
30:42 – Sunderland for Europe
31:30 - Trey Hume interview
35:47 – European football for Bournemouth and Brighton
43:01 – Morgan Gibbs-White unlucky to miss out on the World Cup
44:43 – Premier League Review end of season awards

Championship play-off final reaction as Hull City beat Middlesbrough with a 95th minute winner at Wembley to be promoted to the Premier League. Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by former Hull City Manager Phil Brown as they dissect the final and all the drama with Spygate leading up to the match.
Timecodes:
1’17 - Jobi & Phil reaction to Hull winning
2’23 - Did Boro go too early with the substitutes?
7’08 - Impact of Hull City owner saying he’d take legal action if they lost
9’29 - Interview with Hull City Owner Acun Ilicali
14’00 - Impact of the substitutions in the game
22’30 - When Phil won the play offs with Hull in 2008
28’34 - Interview with Southampton Manager Kim Hellberg
34’15 - Interview with Hull City Captain Lewie Coyle
5 Live / BBC Sounds commentaries:
Sun 1600 Spurs v Everton,
Sun 1600 West Ham v Leeds on Sports Extra,
Sun 1600 Crystal Palace v Arsenal on Sports Extra 2,
Sun 1600 Brighton v Man Utd on Sports Extra 3.

Aaron Paul is joined by correspondent John Murray, Paul Robinson, Clinton Morrison and Don Hutchison as Pep Guardiola says goodbye to Manchester City and the Premier League. The team react to Pep's emotional goodbye statement, they reflect on his era-defining decade in English football, and Manchester City fan Emily Brobyn joins to give the fans' perspective on his departure. Spanish Football expert Guillem Balague also joins the pod to look at what could be next for Pep, and to discuss his replacement, Enzo Maresca.
Is the Premier League about to go through a big transition when it comes to managers? Are we about to see a new wave of young coaches make their name in the Premier League, all with Mikel Arteta at the helm? How will Xabi Alonso fare at Chelsea, where will Andoni Iraola go next and can Carrick find greater success at Manchester United?
And finally, we look ahead to the final day of the Premier League, and in particular the relegation battle between West Ham United and Tottenham. Are we in for a final twist as West Ham host Leeds needing a win, and could Spurs slip up needing just a draw against Everton?
Timecodes:
0:39 Pep Guardiola's statement, in his own words
07:36 Emily Brobyn joins with the fans' perspective 
19:09 Guillem Balague gives insight into what's next for Pep, and discusses Maresca as 
27:51 Is the Premier League about to embark on the next wave of great managers?
38:18 Will it be West Ham or Spurs who go down on the final day?