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Simon presented the last Tuesday URN Sport of the academic year and was joined by Chris, David and Amar. First on the agenda was Queen's, and whether Rafael Nadal's early exit to the unseeded Alexandr Dolgopolov was the sign of an irreversible decline for the Spaniard.

The next topic was the England cricket team who lost the third one-day international against New Zealand at Southampton.

England beat Slovenia 3-2 on Sunday in their latest Euro 2016 qualifier. The boys discussed the match.

Finally, the panel chatted about the Copa America.

The Tuesday edition of URN Sport will be back in September. Tune in on Thursday from 6-7pm for two special reports on transgender exclusion from football, and mental welfare in sport.

Thanks to Simon for hosting the show throughout the year, and the many sports team members who have panelled.

This week Jack was joined by David, Ollie and Amar. Just before going on air, Sepp Blatter announced that he will resign as Fifa President after 17 years in the role. It follows his re-election last week just two days after seven top Fifa officials were arrested on charges of corruption.

The next topic was Arsenal's 4-0 FA Cup final win over Aston Villa. It was the Gunners' record 12th FA Cup win.

Also up for discussion was England's defeat in the second test against New Zealand at Headingley, meaning the series has ended 1-1.

Finally, the panel commented on Andy Murray's progression into the quarter-finals of the French Open at Roland Garros.

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

Amar, David and Joe joined Simon this week to chat cricket, tennis, F1 and football. They began with England's victory on the fifth day of the 1st test against New Zealand.

Next up was a look back at the weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, in which Nico Rosberg beat Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton to 1st place on the podium.

The panel also discussed the French Open tennis.

Finally, Simon, Amar, David and Joe dissected Hull's relegation from the Premier League on Sunday.

For more national and international sports discussion, tune in to URN Sport every 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.

Amar and Joe joined Simon in the studio to tackle this week's talking points from the world of sport. They began with rugby league and the tragic news about Keighley Cougars player Danny Jones, who died from a cardiac arrest during a League One game at London Skolars.

The trio also discussed Floyd Mayweather's win against Manny Pacquiao in what was billed as the 'fight of the century'.

England's cricket side lost the third test against the West Indies, meaning a series that most observers expected England to win ended 1-1. The panel dissected the debacle.

Finally on the agenda was Chelsea, who have been crowned Premier League champions 2014/15.

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