This week, the Analysts take a look at Lionel Messi's move to the MLS. Also up for discussion is the arrival of Ange Postecoglou at Spurs, the relegation playoff in Serie A, and whether the Saudi League is just replicating what the Chinese Super League did in years gone by - or if they've got something else in the works...

In this episode we wind down the Premier League season, talk about who makes it into our teams of the season and go over a few of the final day games. And should there be a relegation playoff?

In this episode, the Analysts look at the situation unfolding with the racial abuse of Vinicius Jr. in La Liga, as well as the European Finals, qualification for Newcastle to their respective tournaments, and Dortmund's chance to break Bayern's 10 year streak.

business end of the season. City are tying up loose ends, arsenal are still tripping over their laces. Nottingham Forest have emerged as the most likely candidate for Big Sam's Leeds to bump into the relegation zone, and elsewhere across Europe leagues have already begun to wrap up.

In this episode, the Analysts take a look at Manchester City's 4-1 destruction of title hopefuls Arsenal, as well as the action developing at the bottom of the table, and the race for European competition.

Do Arsenal really want to win this title? Can Arsenal really win this title? Who's to say.The battle for relegation is heating up more than ever and elsewhere, FA Cup semis are over and it's going to be a Manchester Derby in the final.

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.