5 live Sport Specials

Salford Red Devils Owner Marwan Kouskash, St. Helens player Jon Wilkin and BBC Rugby League Commentator Dave Woods join Mark Chapman to look a head to the final round of fixtures in the First Utility Super League. We'll also hear from this season's high flyers Castleford Tigers, Chief Exectuive Steve Gill.

Mark Chapman is joined by Iain Carter and Alex Miceli, Senior Writer at Golfweek magazine live from Atlanta ahead of the final tournament before the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles. We'll hear from two of Europe's wildcards Jamie Donaldson and Steven Gallacher, as well as Rory McIlroy, European Vice Captain Pádraig Harrington and member of the US team Jim Furyk.

Mark Chapman is joined by Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to have a look back on English cricket's roller coaster summer, and look forward to the next One day international series against Sri Lanka. We'll hear from England's former limited overs coach Ashley Giles, Yorkshire Coach Jason Gillespie and former Pakistan spinner Saqlain Mushtaq on Saeed Ajmal's indefinite ban for illegal bowling action as well as hearing Eoin Morgan & Ian Botham's views on the Indian Premier League.

Mark Pougatch is joined by BBC Sport reporter Chris McLaughlin, Commonwealth & European 800m silver medallist Lynsey Sharp and Former Hearts and Hibs footballer Michael Stewart to discuss the potential implications the independence referendum will have on Sport. We'll also hear from former Scottish First Minister Henry Mcleish and Stephen Morrow, a senior lecturer in the Stirling University School of Sport.

Mark Pougatch is joined by Cornelius Lysaght to preview this week's St Leger festival. We'll hear from jockeys Richard Hughes, Joseph O'Brien and Cam Hardie, trainers Roger Varian and James Given as well as Tony Kelly of Arena Racing Company.

With just over two weeks to the 2014 Ryder Cup at Gleneagles our correspondent Iain Carter has been speaking to US Captain, Tom Watson and his old rival Bernard Gallacher covering everything from their first Ryder Cup experiences to the events of two years ago in Medinah.

Carl Frampton v Kiko Martinez II dominates the podcast with the Northern Irishman, Frampton, bidding to win his 19th bout in a row. Mike Costello and Steve Bunce discuss the fight as well as who Carl Froch's next opponent should be and the future of Anthony Joshua.

Matt Dawson is joined by James Haskell, Paul Grayson and Chris Jones to preview the start of the domestic season and look back at 2013/2014. This podcast includes an extended interview with Bath owner Bruce Craig.

Jenny Gow previews this weekend's MotoGP at Silverstone. We hear from Marc Marquez, James Toseland, Bradley Smith and Colin Edwards and discuss the future of Silverstone racetrack.

Earlier this week James Alexander Gordon, who read the classified football results on BBC Radio for 40 years, sadly passed away. To a whole generation of sport lovers JAG - as he was affectionately known - was the voice of Saturday afternoons. 5 live's football correspondent John Murray reflects on James' iconic style, hears how his remarkable career began and shares tributes from colleagues and sporting stars.

Caroline Barker is joined by Russell Fuller, Miles Maclagan and Patrick Mouratoglou to preview the US Open live from New York. In this podcast you can hear from Rafa Nadal's manager Benito Perez-Barbadillo and Roger Federer. Plus we listen back to the moment Nick Bollettieri turned into Jay Z.

The voice of the classified football results on the BBC for 40 years, James Alexander Gordon, has died. Hear tributes from around the world, as well as an interview with the man himself recorded in 2011.

The last time Tuffers and Vaughan were together on 5 live - England had fallen apart at Lords. Vaughan was calling for Cook to be sacked. This time the mood is very different as they join Will Perry to talk about where it has all gone right. They look at Moeen Ali's influence on the team, Cook's re-found form and leadership, the potency of Broad and Anderson's new ball partnership as well as India's fall into disarray.

As Rory McIlroy wins the US PGA Championship to claim back-to-back majors, Will Perry is joined by professional golfer Andrew Murray and BBC Golf commentator Peter Alliss to reflect on what has been an extraordinary summer for the 25 year old. Plus, Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson looks ahead to what the USA side can do to stop McIlroy.

Will Perry is joined by 5 live athletics correspondent Mike Costello and former British sprinters Darren Campbell and Jeanette Kwakye to reflect on the Commonwealth Games and look ahead to the European Championships in Zurich. In this podcast you can hear from gold medallist Steve Lewis and Jo Pavey, who at the age of 40, won a memorable bronze at the Commonwealth Games in the 5000m. You can also hear the lowdown on Britain's new 400m star Matthew Hudson-Smith.