In this episode the Analysts ask whether Arsenal have blown their chance to win the Premier League, if Liverpool are back and in the running for top 4, and how good the food is at Dutch football matches.

A bizarre story has emerged in Greece when officials flown in from Poland to officiate a match reportedly turned up drunk and according to fans, wanted to try and fix the match. City slap down Bayern in ominous tones and Arsenal drop the 2 points separating them. Roy Hodgson is back and has Palace scoring goals for fun and Frank Lampard is also back at Chelsea. Elsewhere, Brighton are robbed agan by VAR.

In this episode, the Analysts take a look at the sackings of Graham Potter and Brendan Rodgers, the game of the season that won't be called the game of the season, and life after Conte for Spurs looking all too similar...

This week Everton have been charged with breaching FFP and Barcelona's Gavi got a contract gut punch. Chelsea are still fine though apparently. Conte's out, Nagelsman's out, Tuchel is in and Ben Foster is also back in... but to Wrexham?

Oh, and well done Harry Kane for becoming England's top goalscorer. Something something good thing we play so many small games these days.

In this episode, the Analysts look at Conte's explosive tirade against his employers, whether it was fair to send Uncle Patrick packing, and what's going to happen in the Champions League Final...

Another scandal is rocking Barcelona after payments of millions have been uncovered to a former Spanish refereeing chief spanning 17 years. In other news, the World Cup and international football is getting definitely bigger and probably not better, and Spurs are definitely not getting bigger or better.

In this episode the Analysts take a look at the 7-0 annihilation of Manchester United at the hands of bitter rivals Liverpool. Also up for discussion is Arsenal's from behind victory against Bournemouth, the bizarre state of the league from 12th to 20th, and whether Conte is at a dead end...

Another twist and another turn later and it looks like Arsenal might be able to best a leaky Man City side and win the title... or does it? Elsewhere, Chelsea lose to bottom place Southampton and Liverpool travelled to St James' Park and left with three points. All that and more.

In this episode the Analysts look at Manchester City's game to finally reclaim top spot in the Premier League. Also up for discussion are Leicester's thrashing of Spurs, the inevitable sacking of Nathan Jones, and the potential sale of Manchester United.

Man City have been alleged to have breached FFP 115 times over 14 years. It might take that long again to actually bring charges, though. 

Elsewhere, Sean Dyche's Everton start with a bang, and Chelsea's shiny new toys barely manage a whimper. Jesse Marsch has been sacked and Wrexham's FA Cup fairytale has come to a Sharp ending.