🎙️ This week's episode of Three Word Reviews delivers rapid-fire reactions to all the big moments from another wild Premier League weekend!

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📢 We also dive deeper into the weekend’s biggest talking points, providing analysis, fan reactions, and a dash of humour.

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From dominant wins to surprising results, this week’s Premier League action had it all! 🤯

Connor Bromley and Chris McKenna dive into all the Premier League games with their three word reviews.

They discuss Chelsea's win at Spurs, Man Utd's defeat at home against Forest, Man City's continued woes and the relegation scrap.

This week in the Premier League, Neil Moxley and Ned Keating break down all the action in just THREE words per match! 🗣️⚽

In this episode:

PLUS, Brentford, Bournemouth, and Nottingham Forest grab the spotlight with major performances. Listen in for fiery takes, surprising insights, and our signature three-word analysis!"

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Harry Brent joins Connor Bromley for the latest episode of Three Word Reviews looking back on the weekend's Premier League action.

Liverpool managed to open up an eight point gap at the top of the table thanks to Man City's defeat against Spurs and their win at Southampton.

But that was overshadowed by Mohamed Salah's contract proclamation after the game, where he said it is likely that he could leave the club.

Elsewhere, Man Utd started the Ruben Amorim reign with a 1-1 draw at Ipswich Town and Arsenal defeated Nottingham Forest 3-0 at the Emirates.

All that, plus much more, is on the latest episode of Three Word Reviews.

Chris McKenna joins Connor Bromley for the latest episode of Three Word Reviews looking back on the weekend's Premier League action with Liverpool opening up a five-point gap at the top of the Premier League after more dropped points for Arsenal and Man City.

John Cross joins Ned Keating for the latest episode of Three Word Reviews to run the rule over the weekend's Premier League action.

From Mohamed Salah's sublime strike as Liverpool beat Brighton, to Arsenal's troubling start after their defeat at Newcastle, all the main talking points are covered.

There's also a look at what awaits Ruben Amorim when he takes over as Man Utd manager later this month.

Chris McKenna joins Ned Keating on the latest episode of Three Word Reviews to deliver his short and sharp verdicts on the weekend's Premier League action.

Arsenal and Liverpool shared the spoils in a battle between two title rivals, allowing Man City to retake top spot after their win over Southampton.

And in an episode recorded before news of his dismissal, the pair reflect on Erik ten Hag's final game as Man Utd boss.

It's all on the latest episode of Three Word Reviews.

Join Connor Bromley and Mirror Football's John Cross for this weeks edition of Three Word Reviews.

On this episode, they discuss the strong performance of Liverpool as they squeezed past Chelsea, Man City's controversial win at Wolves and Arsenal's poor away defeat at Bournemouth.

Also on the agenda are the other Premier League games including Newcastle's defeat against Brighton, Villa's win at Fulham, Leicester's comeback at Southampton and Man Utd's important win at Old Trafford against Brentford.

Ned Keating joins Connor Bromley to deliver his three word reviews on the latest round of Premier League action.

On this episode, Tottenham's capitulation at Brighton, Chelsea and Nottingham Forest's fiery draw, Bukayo Saka's super show for Arsenal and Liverpool's brilliant start to life under Arne Slot are on the agenda.

Three Word Reviews is back to sum up the weekend's Premier League action in just three words.

This week sees Ned Keating join Connor Bromley to give his analysis and another troublesome result for Erik ten Hag and Manchester United; Arsenal's vital victory over Leicester; and Cole Palmer's one-man show for Chelsea against Brighton.