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Joe was joined by Elliott and David for the penultimate Tuesday URN Sport of the year. First up was Barcelona's 3-1 win over Juventus in the 2015 Champions League final.

The women's World Cup is also underway and the panel examined the tournament so far.

Also the subject of discussion was Wawrinka's shock win over Novak Djokovic in the French Open men's final. The result meant the world number one is still without a French Open title - the only grand slam still eluding him.

One of the final topics of the show was Bradley Wiggins who broke cycling's hour record on Sunday night, registering a mark of 54.526km.

For more national and international sports debate, tune in to URN Sport next Tuesday from 6-7pm.

Simon was joined by Nick and Amar in the URN studio to debate the latest stories from the sporting world. They began with cricket. Despite scoring 355 not out for Surrey, Kevin Pietersen was told on Monday night by new Director of England Cricket Andrew Strauss that he would not be considered to play in the next Ashes series due to issues of trust.

Next up was tennis, where Andy Murray recorded an encouraging win over Rafael Nadal on clay at the Madrid Masters.

F1 was up for discussion with Nico Rosberg beating Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton for the first time this season at the weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. The boys also discussed the changes to the engines.

Finally, the panel chatted Champions League, with the semi-final second legs taking place this week.

For more national and international sports discussion, tune in to URN Sport every Tuesday from 6-7pm.

This Tuesday evening Simon was joined by Nick, Joe and David to discuss all the latest big stories in the world of sport.

They began by examining how the Cricket World Cup has panned out so far, including looking at England's performance so far.

Staying on the subject of World Cups, the panel had a lively discussion about the recommendation of a FIFA task force that Qatar 2022 be held in November/December.

Next on the agenda was the reduction of Nemanja Matic's ban from three games to two following his receipt of a red card for violent conduct during Chelsea's 1-1 draw against Burnley.

Finally, the panel gave their thoughts ahead of the first leg of Manchester City's Champions League last 16 tie against Barcelona.

For more sports debate, tune in to URN Sport every Tuesday from 6-7pm.