Rob Bonnet interviews international footballer Eniola Aluko. With over 100 caps for England and a club career which has taken her via the United States and three English clubs to Juventus in Italy, she has made news off the pitch too. Most notably, two years ago when what she's described as an explicitly racist remark by the England coach Mark Sampson sparked a series of enquiries and disputes.

Rob Bonnet speaks to one of the most successful horseracing trainers, John Gosden. He has over 3,000 winners to his name and experience going back to the late 1970s and California where he trained horses belonging to, amongst others, the film stars Elizabeth Taylor and Carey Grant. But John Gosden is very much a man who lives in the present as horseracing grapples with issues such as drug use and the economics and marketing of the sport.

Dr Omalu is a pathologist who rocked American football with his research into the brain injuries sustained by players in the National Football League. His findings on physical and psychological damage were initially rejected but finally acknowledged.

In many ways, the most keenly anticipated game at the 2019 Cricket World Cup might not be the final but showdown between Pakistan and India. It’s a rivalry that one former player described as somewhere between sport and war.

Rob Bonnet speaks to South African swimmer Chad Le Clos. He has a bagful of Olympic, world and Commonwealth medals to his name, the most famous being the gold medal he won at the London 2012 Olympics when he beat the great American swimmer Michael Phelps. Having grown up in South Africa where football, rugby and cricket are king, what led him to unleash his fighter's spirit in the pool?

Interviews with stars, coaches and power brokers in the sports world.

Interviews with stars, coaches and power brokers from the world of sport.