Show Notes
Paul Hawksbee is joined in the studio by Laura Kirk-Francis for a packed show looking back at a wild round of midweek action. The pair dive straight into Arsenal’s stunning Carabao Cup defeat at the hands of Fleetwood Town, breaking down Max Downman's dramatic red card and asking what the shock exit means heading into the massive showdown against Liverpool.
They also catch up with Fleetwood Town’s very own PA announcer and DJ, Rod Allsworth, to get the inside track on the atmosphere and celebrations after one of the biggest cup upsets in the club's history.
Later in the show, newly crowned F1 Academy champion and Red Bull junior driver Alisha Palmowski stops by to talk all things motorsport, racing success, and her rapid ascent up the single-seater ladder, all wrapped up with a classic Hawksbee and Jacobs Birthday Spread.
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