This week's show is presented by Adrian Barnard (left).

Gavin Peacock (right) played over 600 matches in a football career spanning 17 years from 1984-2001.  As a youngster he played for England Schoolboys and England Youth before signing for west London club, Queens Park Rangers.

In 1989 he was signed by Bournemouth manager, Harry Redknapp, now the boss at Tottenham before moving to Newcastle United a year later.  He matured as an attacking midfield player during his time at St James' Park and helped the Geordie side gain promotion to the Premier League.  His talents were spotted by Chelsea and in 1993 he moved to Stamford Bridge in a £1.5 million deal.  In the 1993/94 season he famously scored the winning goal in both league matches against Manchester United and, in the FA Cup Final against the same side, hit the crossbar when the score was still 0-0 (United went on to win 4-0).

In the first of a special two-part interview, Gavin talks to Planet Sport about his career in football, some of the great players and coaches he has worked with, and how he combined his faith as a follower of Jesus with playing Premier League football.  (You can hear part two of the interview in the 11 August show.)

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This week's show is hosted by Adrian Barnard (left).

The IRB Rugby World Cup is just over a year away and the reigning world champions, South Africa, will be defending their title.  But the Springboks are currently under intense pressure after successive defeats to New Zealand in the Tri-Nations competition.  The Boks have been outplayed by the expansive, running game of the All Blacks and seem to have no answers.  We talk to the former Manu Samoa international, Tu Nu'uali'itia (right), a veteran of two World Cups to find out what the All Blacks are doing right and what the Springboks are doing wrong.

In Formula One the German Grand Prix in Hockenheim takes place on 25th July.  Former Brazilian motor racing champion and F1 driver, Alex Ribeiro (left), recalls driving on the old, faster circuit at Hockenheim.  He also preview's Sunday's Grand Prix and shares his thoughts on Red Bull's Mark Webber, winner of the last Grand Prix two weeks ago at Silverstone.

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This week's show is hosted by Adrian Barnard (left).

After Spain's first World Cup title we reflect on the past five weeks of football in South Africa with fans selecting their high points and low points from this year's competition.

We talk to the UK's 'voice of football', John Motson, a veteran of ten World Cups to find out what he thinks the all-European final tells us about the relative strength of football in the different continents.

Nicola Legrottaglie, Juventus and Italy defender who missed the tournament through injury, tells us about the importance of faith in his life and how he became a follower of Jesus Christ.

And we look forward to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil as Steve Vickers talks to Jack Wagner, governor of Baia province where some of the 2014 matches will be played.

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