The countdown is on to the biggest international football tournament ever staged, and the Racing Post team are here with the ultimate guide to all the action ahead, in association with SBK.

Host Warren Ashurst is joined by Racing Post football expert Mark Langdon and professional punter Nick Goff to preview this summer's event, taking place across the USA, Canada and Mexico.

With a new expanded format featuring 48 teams and more matches than ever before, the panel analyse every group, assess the leading contenders and identify the nations capable of causing a surprise. Can England finally go all the way? How will Scotland fare on the biggest stage? Can holders Argentina defend their title, or will favourites Spain or France come out on top?

Mark and Nick also discuss the outright market, dark horses, Golden Boot contenders, players to watch and the best betting angles ahead of kick-off, with the latest prices and markets available from SBK.

Whether you're looking for expert insight, tournament predictions or betting analysis, this is your complete guide to the biggest event in international football.

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👇 Let us know your predictions in the comments:
🏆 Who will lift the trophy?
🐎 Who are your dark horses?
⭐ Which player will shine brightest?
⚽ How far can England and Scotland go?

With just two teams left standing, it’s time for the Champions League final as PSG face Arsenal in Budapest on Saturday night.

Join Warren Ashurst and James Milton for fresh analysis and insight ahead of this week’s decisive clash.

Both sides have recently been crowned champions of their domestic leagues and will be eager to add the European crown to their trophy haul. Arsenal arrive in Budapest unbeaten in the competition and boasting the best defensive record in the tournament.

Luis Enrique’s side will be confident of finishing the season in style and head into the match knowing they have already got the better of Mikel Arteta’s team in Europe last season.

Drop your predictions in the comments and let us know who will be lifting the Champions League trophy on Saturday night in Budapest.

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The Premier League reaches its dramatic final day, and for Arsenal it’s time to celebrate. After a 22-year wait, they are champions once again. Mikel Arteta’s side head to Crystal Palace in party mode, ready to lift the trophy.

Across North London, the mood could not be more different. Tottenham face the unthinkable — relegation to the Championship if they fail to take a point against Everton and West Ham beat Leeds. Expect a tense afternoon in the capital.

Manchester City welcome European champions Aston Villa to the Etihad in what could be an emotional farewell for Pep Guardiola and club stalwarts including John Stones and Bernardo Silva. There may be tears as an era comes to an end.

Elsewhere, the team preview this weekend’s EFL play-off finals, including the fallout from the “Spygate” scandal that saw Southampton expelled from the Championship final and Middlesbrough take their place. The panel debate the decision and give their predictions.

Plus, don’t miss the latest FPL advice, The Assist Treble and the weekend NAPs.

Join Warren Ashurst, Tom McGarry and Dan Childs for the latest episode of The Assist — your essential guide to this weekend’s football action.

The season run-in is reaching its climax, with the title race, battle for Europe and fight for survival all heading towards a dramatic conclusion. There’s also the small matter of the FA Cup Final this weekend.

Wembley takes centre stage on Saturday at 3pm as Chelsea and Manchester City meet in the FA Cup final. City will be heavy favourites, but it would be classic Chelsea to salvage silverware from a difficult season.

In the Premier League, Arsenal are closing in on a first league title in 22 years as they host already relegated Burnley in their final home game of the campaign. On paper, this looks like nothing other than a routine three points for the Gunners, but we’ve seen stranger things happen at this stage of the season.

A win for Arsenal would heap the pressure back on City ahead of their tricky trip to an in-form AFC Bournemouth next week.

Elsewhere, the team look ahead to a huge clash in the Scottish Premiership as Heart of Midlothian take on Celtic in a match of enormous significance. Just a point would see Hearts crowned champions of Scotland.

Plus, don’t miss Tom McGarry’s Bet Builder, the latest FPL advice, The Assist Treble and the weekend NAPs.

Join Warren Ashurst alongside Racing Post tipsters James Milton and Dan Childs for the latest episode of The Assist — your essential guide to this weekend’s football action.

The run-in is reaching boiling point, with the title race, battle for Europe and fight for survival all taking centre stage this weekend.

On Super Sunday, league leaders Arsenal head across the capital to face struggling West Ham, in a clash that could have huge consequences and high drama at both ends of the table.
Before that, Manchester City host Brentford on Saturday night knowing only a win will do after slipping up in midweek. The Bees are still chasing a potential European place themselves and will be anything but straightforward opponents.

Liverpool welcome Chelsea to Anfield in another huge clash in the race for the Champions League places, while Monday Night Football sees Tottenham host Leeds with the home team desperate for the points to stay out of the bottom three.

There’s also plenty at stake across the EFL, as the playoffs begin across all three leagues. Southampton, Millwall, Middlesbrough and Hull are all bidding to secure the final Premier League spot, while League One and League Two’s promotion battles promise more twists and tension on the road to Wembley.

Plus, don’t miss James Milton’s Bet Builder, Dan Childs’ EFL playoff picks, the latest FPL advice, The Assist Treble and the weekend NAPs.

The run-in is ON and everything is still at stake. The title race, the battle for Europe and the fight for survival all continue this weekend. It’s also the final round of the EFL regular season, with promotion and relegation spots still to be decided.

Manchester United lock horns with arch-rivals Liverpool on Sunday afternoon in a huge clash as both look to rubber-stamp their Champions League qualification

At the top of the table, Arsenal host Fulham in a London derby at the Emirates. A win for the Gunners would move them six points clear of Manchester City, ahead of City's trip to Everton on Monday night. Could this be a decisive weekend in the title race?

Meanwhile, it’s a dramatic finale in the EFL, especially in the race to reach the Premier League. Just one point separates three teams battling for second place, with Ipswich, Millwall and Middlesbrough all having the chance to seal automatic promotion on Saturday — but who will join champions Coventry City in the top flight next season?

Don’t miss Mark Langdon’s Bet Builder, Dan Childs’ EFL picks, the FPL update, The Assist Treble, and the NAPs for the weekend.

The race for Europe’s biggest prize is reaching its dramatic finale, only four teams remain in the battle for Champions League glory.

Join Warren Ashurst and Jack Ogalbe as they break down the biggest matchups, key storylines, and players to watch in the semi-finals of Europe’s elite competition.

PSG face Bayern Munich in what promises to be a blockbuster encounter. Harry Kane will be desperate to boost his Ballon d’Or ambitions, and a Champions League triumph could be the final piece of the puzzle. But standing in his way is a resilient, battle-hardened Paris side ready to prove their credentials on the biggest stage.

Arsenal travel to Spain to take on Atletico Madrid. Despite a turbulent run of form, the Gunners come into this one with renewed confidence after a crucial win at Newcastle. Atletico, however, are a different beast, their rock-solid defence and tactical discipline make them one of the toughest teams to break down over two legs.

Drop your predictions in the comments and let us know which semi-final you’re most excited for. Who’s booking their place in the final?