
What's going on at Wigan?
After their heavy defeat to Saints, what next for the Warriors and head coach Adrian Lam?
- 42 mins
- 24 Aug 2021
A weekly podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live featuring the latest rugby news, analysis and interview. With contributions from Dave Woods, Stuart Pyke, coaches and players.

After their heavy defeat to Saints, what next for the Warriors and head coach Adrian Lam?

Adam Pearson says RL will be "dead" in a year if it doesn't bring in private investment.

Could a new Champions League-style format revitalise the cup, as well as new venue?

We discuss the fallout to the Rugby League World Cup being pushed back to 2022.

Hull KR head coach Tony Smith's frank assessment of the state of rugby league in the UK.

We discuss Australia and New Zealand's decision to withdraw from the World Cup.

Four-time Challenge Cup winner Martin Offiah shares his passion for sustainability.

We speak to RLWC2021 CEO Jon Dutton as the World Cup finally gets the green light.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle on the governance of Rugby League

Dave Woods and guests discuss whether the sport's showpiece event can go ahead in 2021.

George Williams tells us about a crazy few weeks after his release by Canberra Raiders.

16 months after being appointed, Shaun Wane prepares to coach England for the first time.

St Helens prop Kyle Amor tells us all about his "phenomenal" teammate Jonny Lomax.

Emily Rudge and Jordan Turner discuss their Challenge Cup player-of-the-match exploits.

The RFL’s Dave Rotheram and Bradford Bulls’ head coach John Kear join Matt Newsum.

Former player Shaun Lunt on the illness that left him battling for his mental health.

The only Polish player in Super League joins Matt Newsum.

Dave Woods is joined by the documentary makers behind the new GB Lions film.

Executive chairman Robert Elstone on Super League's future plus Catalans' Jimmy Maloney.

Professor Ben Jones and Dr Gemma Phillips tell us how Rugby League reacted to COVID-19.