This week we are joined by the Wicked and Bad @Grim Sickers for another fantastic round of Premier League football. Everton managed to break their 20 year hoodoo and finally win a match at Anfield and further compound Jurgen Klopp's woes.

Man City, as expected, beat Arsenal. But what we didn't expect was for the game to be so tight and to be decided by a Raheem Sterling headed goal. Chelsea continued their unbeaten run under Thomas Tuchel with an unflattering draw at Southampton. Southampton also ended their 6 game losing streak.

WEST HAM... We don't think anyone wants this party to end. You just love to see it. The Hammers continue their fabulous run with a 2-1 win over London rivals, Spurs.

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In this week's Conti Corner, the lads do the usual round up of all the major European leagues. BVB are still having a stinker in the German Bundesliga and Bayern Munich just secured the league title for the next 4 years at least by poaching Dayot Upamecano from close rivals RB Leipzeig.

AC Milan and Juve both lost while Inter won and climbed to the top of the table.

No body wants to win the French league -_- It's almost as if they're all doing their best to bottle it.

All the big boys won in La Liga so Atleti are 5pts clear of Real in 2nd with two games in hand and 8pts clear of Barca with one game in hand.

The Champions League is back on Tuesday with Barca hosting PSG and Liverpool travelling to Leipzeig. On Wednesday Porto host The Old Lady and Seviella and Papu Gomez will brush aside BVB.

In this week's edition of The Final 3rd we have the return of Scorcher's trivia, you wanted it - so we brought it back. His question this week is a bit of a doozy.

We then welcome back the most entertaining segment in the Football Podcast World - Jess' legendary random pointless quizzes - must watch.

We also, randomly (as you'd expect) look at some of the fastest players of our time.

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Another action packed round of English Premier League football.

Jurgen Klopp conceded the title after his Liverpool team we beaten in seven second half minutes of shame by Leicester.

Elsewhere, United could get past a dogged WBA and had to settle for a share of the points.

We did plan on having an angry Arsenal fan call in in protest of everything that is going on at their club but Arsenal let us down by beating Leeds convincingly 4 - 2 at the Emirates.

We also give the rest of the weekend's games a light dusting over so stay tuned for a full round up of the weekend's premier league matches.

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Not gonna lie, Europe was a bit dead this week. Routine wins for all most of the big boys apart from BVB who are having a STINKER of a season. Demarai Gray scored on his Bayern 04 debut though! Another "Brit Abroad" doing his thing!

In the more laid back segment of our show, we segway from one random topic to another random topic. We start discussing the recent "out-flux" of British players and compare it to the heyday of British exports.

We then begin discussing Onana's recent drug ban and somehow compare our favourite finishing moves and the segway-ing doesn't stop there.

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In this week's blockbuster, roller coaster, whirlwind of a show; we first look at what was billed as the title decider between Liverpool and Manchester City. Believe it or not but Liverpool have now lost three games at Fortress Anfield in one season - Madness.

We also look at Manchester United vs Everton and have a Manchester United fan call in and give his take on the state of things at Old Trafford.

Big shock - Kane is back and Spurs are winning again. Do we say, "One man team"?

And we also round up the rest of Match Weeks 23's talking points.

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We start this week's Continental Corner by looking at the mess Real Madrid find themselves in - how much longer does Zidane have? We have our weekly Atletico Madrid and Suarez segment, alongside the rest of our European round up

In this week's final 3rd we each pick our favourite team of all time. Will it be Barca 2008, AC Milan 2007, The Invincibles of 2004? Who knows.

Before we started though, we did get side tracked reminiscing on our favourite wrestlers.

Match week 21 in the premier league was as exciting as usual and the table is finally starting to resemble something more familiar. Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool occupy first, second and third respectively.

Thomas Tuchel gets his first win as Chelsea boss. West Ham meet their match against a back in form Liverpool. Spurs looked hopeless without Harry Kane.

Bielsa ball finally pays dividends vs Everton and Callum Wilson done his thing as Newcastle cruised to victory vs Everton. Plus all the rest.

Our usual European football review followed by or Final 3rd segment where we discuss former players who have returned to their clubs as managers

This season’s Premier League looks as wide open as ever before as it arrives at its halfway stage.

Eleven teams have now played 19 of their 38 games, with 184 out of 380 matches in the books overall.

With only six points separating the top four in the table and eight points covering the top seven, this is one of the closest ever races for the title and Champions League places.

Somehow we managed to board our weekly Ryanair flight around Europe despite all UK travel corridors being closed - it's all about who you know. We have a quick look at Real Madrid and the prospect of Zidane leaving. Can Atleti hold on for the league or will a resurgent Barca usurp them.

Inter beat Juve to cement their grip on 2nd place in La Liga, just behind AC.

Business as usual in Germany and with Bayern Munich.

We try to discuss the SPL but no one was interested lol

We start this week's Final 3rd segment with a bit of Scorcher's trivia. This week the question is: Name the player that has played with John O'Shea, Alex Song, David de Gea and Cesar Azpilicueta.

The main topic this week is the retirement of young Wayne Rooney. 313 career goals. England's all time scorer. Manchester United's all time scorer. Yet people are still unsure if he is the greatest English man to have ever lived - Madness!