Highlights from the sport panel show's third and best season yet.

James Corden hosts, Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff line up as team captains, and this week's guests include heavyweight champion David Haye and actor Neil Morrissey.

Something's occurring this week as Gavin and Stacey star Ruth Jones joins her mate James Corden for sports-related banter. Alastair Campbell also guests on the comedy panel show.

James Corden hosts, Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff line up as team captains, and this week's guests include actor Neil Morrissey and lingerie and catwalk model Abbey Clancy.

It's round four and, while Flintoff's best mate and two-time Ashes winner Steve Harmison joins the Reds, Mock the Week's Dara O'Briain is picked for the Blues. Corden referees.

James Corden hosts, Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff line up as team captains, and this week's guests include comedan and presenter Jack Whitehall and WBA World Light-Welterweight Champion Amir Khan

James Corden hosts, Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff line up as team captains, and this week's guests include comedian Jimmy Carr as Freddie's guest and Olympic swimmer Karen Pickering as Jamie's Guest

James Corden hosts, Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff line up as team captains, and this week's guests include comedian Dara O'Briain as Freddie's guest and presenter Claudia Winkleman as Jamie's guest.

James Corden hosts, Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff line up as team captains, and this week's guests include comedian Bob Mortimer as Freddie's guest and Olympic diver Tom Daley as Jamie's guest

It's the penultimate fix and there's still everything to play for. Gabby Logan joins Redknapp's Reds, while Father Ted's Ardal O'Hanlon is picked for Flintoff's Blues.

The final whistle has blown and, while football legend Matt Le Tissier joins the Reds, actor Stephen Mangan is picked for the Blues. Who will finish top of the league?

The premier panel show runs into extra time with a special devoted to its greatest gags and most politically incorrect puns, courtesy of Corden, Redknapp, Flintoff and co.

The popular panel series runs into extra time. Fill your boots with puns and pratfalls aplenty, courtesy of Corden, Redknapp, Flintoff and co.

The riotous panel show kicks off a second season as James Corden oversees a rematch between Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff. Lily Allen and Jimmy Carr guest.

The riotous panel continues with its second

season as James Corden oversees a rematch

between Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff.

Tim Henman and DJ Chris Evans are guests this week.

The riotous panel continues with its second

season as James Corden oversees a rematch

between Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff.

This week, he welcomes Gavin & Stacey co-star

Rob Brydon and heptathlon champion

Jessica Ennis into the fold.

James Corden hosts round four of the panel show. This week, Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff are joined by comedian Jack Whitehall and

Manchester United striker Michael Owen.

James Corden referees as the Reds and Blues

butt heads in round five of the panel show.

Chart-topper Tinchy Stryder and sports

presenter Clare Balding join in the fun too.

Bragging rights are up for grabs in a rematch

between the Reds and Blues. James Corden

welcomes X Factor's Dermot O'Leary and

triple-jumper Phillips Idowu into the fold as well.

James Corden hosts the riotous panel show. Cricketer Kevin Pietersen lines up for Redknapp's Reds and Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden joins Flintoff's Blue Team.

Comedian and Manchester Utd fan Patrick Kielty joins Jamie's Red Team, while in the opposing Blue corner, boxer Joe Calzaghe weighs in for Freddie's side.

James Corden presents the penultimate episode of the series. Sky News presenter and Man Utd fan Eamonn Holmes and Bristol City and former England goalkeeper David James guest.

James Corden referees the last in the current series. Jimmy Carr and businessman and Dragon Theo Paphitis join Redknapp, Flintoff, Bishop and Thompson in this final fixture.

Compilation of the best clips from Series 2 of the Sports related panel show.

The popular sports panel show runs into extra time. Fill your boots with puns and pratfalls aplenty, courtesy of host with the most Corden, Redknapp, Flintoff and co.

Fill your boots with a festive fix of Sky 1 HD's smash-hit sports panel series. James Corden returns as referee, picking British boxing legend and former world weight champion Ricky Hatton to play alongside Jamie Redknapp and John Bishop on the Red Team, and his Gavin & Stacey co-star Ruth Jones to line up with Freddie Flintoff and Georgie Thompson on the Blue.

The gang are back for a supersized third season. Kicking things off, Corden picks comedian Jimmy Carr and darts champ Phil Taylor to play alongside Redknapp and Flintoff.

In this week's fix, Arsenal's Gael Clichy and comedian Dara O'Briain join in the fun.

England and Manchester United captain Rio Ferdinand and comedian Lee Mack join in the fun. Plus, strong stomachs are required when the teams compete in a dizzying end-game!

Former world tennis number one Boris Becker and sports presenter Clare Balding join in the fun that sees Freddie Flintoff try his hand at modelling... a dress.

England rugby captain Mike Tindall and comedian Jimmy Carr are this week's guests on the panel show presented by James Corden and starring Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff.

In this latest banter-filled fix, Corden welcomes God into the studio... well, the next best thing in footballing terms: Robbie Fowler. Presenter Christine Bleakley pops up too.

Episode seven throws Olympic medallist Amy Williams and comedian Jack Whitehall into the thick of the action. Corden, Thompson and Bishop unleash their inner daredevils as well!

The final whistle has blown on season three,

but there's still fun to be had as Corden invites Ashes hero Alastair Cook, comic Kevin Bridges and Dermot O'Leary into the studio.

The smash-hit sports panel show runs into extra time. In a special featuring never-before-seen footage, fill your boots with more banter-fuelled action courtesy of Corden and co.

Highlights from the sport panel show's third and best season yet.