In this episode, the Analysts discuss all the goings-on in the Premier League as the 21/22 season draws to a close, with GW38 on the horizon. Also up for discussion are the outcome of the FA Cup Final, the news coming from Blackpool forward Jake Daniels and whether we should rework the Young Player of the Season Award. 

All to play for at the top and the bottom of the table. Just nine points separate 11th from 18th, but it still feels like late entrants to the relegation battle, Leeds, are running out of time to turn things around. Liverpool get held up against Tottenham to keep the title race interesting, and new owners at Chelsea could spell a new chapter. Timestamps: 

00:32 Chelsea's new owners

12:45 Brighton 4-0 Man U

19:32 Liverpool's last two games: help to a draw by Tottenham and a comeback win against Aston Villa

30:50 Useless Trivia

34:20 Man City 5-0 Newcastle

42:15 Arsenal 2-1 Leeds

52:39 Leicester 1-2 Everton

In this episode, the Analysts discuss the baldest man in football, and ponder how it's all gone wrong in Europe for Manchester City once again. Real Madrid continue their run of exceptional comebacks, and Villarreal dazzled despite losing, but will it be Liverpool to win the trophy with the big ears...and perhaps the Quadruple?

From Arsenal to Chelsea and Manchester United at one end, to Burnley and Everton at the other, there's no shortage of twists to the tale for who will finish the season above the other. For some, it could spell future glory on the international stage, and for others: the dreaded drop. Let's talk about it. Timestamps:

00:57 Arsenal, Chelea and Manchester United (+Liverpool)

39:16 Useless Trivia

46:13 Everton (+Liverpool)

52:36 Burnley

In this episode, the Analysts discuss Burnley's firing of Sean Dyche, and whether it'll pay off for them come the end of the season. Also up for discussion are the reports of Haaland agreeing personal terms with Manchester City, the continuing Hot Potato that seems to be fourth place, and Derby County's relegation to League One. 

As Man City and Liverpool continue keep finding themselves in crunch fixtures against each other, will their rivalry grow more fiery - or are modern rivalries just less spicy than historic ones? Have Arsenal lost all hope of making it into the top 4? The analysts discuss, alongside a look up and down the Premier League table and a breakdown of this week's Champions League matches, which did not disappoint... TIMESTAMPS:

00:55 Manchester City 2-2 Liverpool

04:30 Are modern rivalries less exciting?

15:00 Villa 0-4 Spurs

25:01 Brighton 2-1 Arsenal

29:42 Everton 1-0 Man U

33:58 Useless Trivia

37:18 Atletico vs Man City

40:16 Real Madrid Chelsea

43:32 Bayern vs Villareal

45:06 Benfica vs Liverpool

In this episode the Analysts look at the return to the Premier League, with hard fought battles happening in all areas of the table. Who will triumph out of Manchester City and Liverpool in the race for the title, and which sides will end up in the top four? Can Everton turn their fortunes around or will Burnley dig themselves out of trouble again?

In this episode, the Analysts take a look a some of the blockbuster fixtures in Europe's major leagues, from El Clasico to the Derby della Capitale. Is Xavi coming into his own as a manager, and what happens next at PSG, where the wheels look to be coming off?

This week's episode is all about Chelsea. It's an ever changing scenario for the club at the moment, since the UK Government this week imposed sanctions on its owner Roman Abramovic in light of the war in Ukraine. We talk about what it will mean for the club going forwards, as well as what this represents in the broader picture of Big Football Business.

While Super League conversations continue in boardrooms across Europe, the Premier League continues to thrill fans. Another great Manchester derby, Arsenal and Spurs maybe on the up, and are Everton actually going to go down? Timestamps: 

00:00:00 Intro

00:00:40 The Super League 2.0

00:15:45 Man City 4-1 Man U

00:32:29 Useless Trivia

00:40:37 Spurs 5-0 Everton

1:02:00 Watford 2-3 Arsenal