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Drunkard United Football Show is back with full highlights of Week 8 English Premier League action. Sam Huston and Sam Graham break down every single match. They watch every game, so you don’t have to.

City lose for the first time, United have a very bad day at Bournemouth, and the Sams ask what happens next at both clubs. Spurs and Liverpool get the wins they badly needed, with Spurs winning at Chelsea and Liverpool back in the top four. Forest can’t hold a lead, Arsenal grind one out in the rain, and Newcastle finally find a goal. The rest of the weekend is the usual “oh so that happened.”

Coverage order

Villa 2 – Man City 1

Bournemouth 3 – Man United 0

Spurs 2 – Chelsea 0

Liverpool 2 – Brighton 0

Ipswich 1 – Forest 1

Arsenal 2 – Everton 0

Fulham 1 – Coventry 0

Hull City 1 – Brentford 1

Newcastle 2 – Palace 0

Leeds 0 – Sunderland 0

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Week 7 was not a Derby weekend, but it was a rivalry weekend, and the Premier League gave us two entertaining ones for different reasons. We’re recapping it all over smoky mezcal margaritas.

Brighton 5, Palace 0: Three goals in the first ten minutes at the Gatwicko. One good decision and two bad ones for Benitez, and Palace changes every week. The Seagulls are at 23 goals with 11 different scorers.

Leeds 1, Man U 1: Chippy, physical, loud, and wild. Mbeumo and DCL are starting to find their boots. Man U sits on 7 points from 7 matches, out of the cup and beaten in the Champions League.

Three sides finally got wins, which means everyone in the league has now won a match. Fulham got there with the old guard doing the work, and we ask whether this is where Hull starts to slip. Bournemouth wasn’t pretty, but the Cherries are on the board, and Sunderland saw red, so we wonder if the workload is too much. Spurs scored as many goals in one match as they had all season, with Madison and Marmoush on the sheet, and they’re out of the drop.

Then the rest, in our “oh, so that happened” segment.

Week 7 Results

Brighton 5, Crystal Palace 0

Leeds 1, Manchester United 1

Fulham 1, Hull City 0

Bournemouth 2, Sunderland 0

Tottenham 3, Coventry 1

Chelsea 2, Everton 0

Liverpool 2, Brentford 1

Manchester City 3, Ipswich 2

Aston Villa 1, Newcastle 0

Arsenal 1, Nottingham Forest 0

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The top of the table held, the middle got weird, and there’s a seagull in the room we need to talk about. Arsenal edge Leeds, City dismantle Liverpool, and Brighton keep winning on tough grounds. Spurs and United still have one win between them. Is it nerves or coaching? We sort through the rest of the weekend with a glass of Chattanooga Whiskey Ice Wine finish.

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Surprise! New podcast alert: Sam Huston and Sam Graham came into the studio on their week off for one reason: the Premier League found Manchester City guilty on 115 charges. They talked it through for a full hour. Unfiltered - here is their take.

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Drunkard United Football Show is back with full highlights of Week 5 English Premier League action. Sam Huston and Sam Graham break down every single match. They watch every game, so you don't have to.

Man City put five past Sunderland in an eight-goal shootout to move top of the table, with Brian Brobbey grabbing a hat-trick. Arsenal's unbeaten start ends in a 3-0 shock at Brighton. Chelsea's defensive struggles continue in a loss to Brentford, while Everton stay unbeaten since Carlo's arrival. Plus two VAR calls worth arguing about, a wild finish at Newcastle, and the Sams check in on their season-long bet (spoiler: it's not going well for the Gooners fan).

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Coverage order — Week 5

Man City 5 – Sunderland 3

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Arsenal held off a scrappy Sunderland side, 2-0. David Raya's penalty save on Le Fée kept it level before Bruno G broke through two minutes later. Manchester City won 1-0 at Old Trafford despite playing over an hour with ten men, a result that says as much about United's toothlessness as it does about City's resilience.

Among the newly promoted clubs, Brighton put five past Coventry as the Sky Blues' struggles deepen, Ipswich edged Palace 3-2 on the road despite a second half red card, and Hull held Chelsea to a 2-2 draw built on two costly Chelsea mistakes. Three very different trajectories for three new arrivals.

Elsewhere, Forest beat Villa 2-1 behind a new signing's impact, Liverpool and Fulham played out a strange goalless draw built on defensive errors, Bournemouth and Brentford shared a wild 2-2, Everton and Spurs cancelled each other out at 0-0, and Leeds thumped Newcastle 4-1 in a manic 17-minute spell either side of half time.

Away from the pitch, Sam Huston came into this one fired up, and it led to a heated back and forth with Sam Graham. The Sams break it all down this week on the DU Football Show. New episode up now at dufootballshow.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Coverage order — Week 4

Arsenal 2 – Sunderland 0

Man City 1 – Man United 0

Brighton 5 – Coventry 0

Ipswich 3 – Palace 2

Hull City 2 – Chelsea 2

Forest 2 – Villa 1

Liverpool 0 – Fulham 0

Bournemouth 2 – Brentford 2

Everton 0 – Spurs 0

Leeds 4 – Newcastle 1

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Two teams are still perfect through three games, and getting there looked nothing alike. City scrape past Coventry, Arsenal edge Chelsea in a genuine classic, and the rest of the table just can't stop drawing. The Sams break down every result from Week 3.

Games Covered — Week 3

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Week 2, every match covered. Two early Arsenal title challengers already showing cracks. Spurs and Villa heading opposite directions in North London. And a Sunday full of chaos everywhere else.

City needed a slow start before Cherki and Haaland braces buried Palace. Chelsea keep winning and keep leaking goals, even with Emi back. Brighton hung around but were they ever really in it?

Spurs looked fine in the first half, then fell apart. Newcastle's Nico settled in immediately, Elanga's in form, Wissa's scoring. Villa look improved even without Emi and Ollie, and Arsenal's win sets up a clash with Chelsea's attack next.

Elsewhere: Liverpool came from behind twice in two weeks. Hull's loss to Coventry might be a preview of their season. Everton and Bournemouth traded goalkeeping heroics before Tarkowski's late equalizer. Sunderland edged Fulham on a Leno mistake. United flipped their game against Ipswich at the break.

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Week 1 of the Premier League is in the books, and the Sams are recapping every match. Brentford stunned Spurs 3-0 behind new signing Sangare, while Brighton put four past a short-handed Villa side missing Ollie Watkins. Both newly promoted clubs, Hull City and Ipswich Town, opened with wins, and Manchester United fell to Hull in a result nobody saw coming. Plus: Arsenal cruise past Coventry, Newcastle draw with Liverpool, and Chelsea survive a Fulham scare despite a rough day for Sanchez.

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Season 9 kicks off. Sam Huston and Sam Graham, along with Producer Mel, sat down for 3+ hours at the DU Public House to preview all 20 Premier League clubs ahead of 2026-27.

This premiere covers transfer business, tactical breakdowns, predicted table positions, and shoutouts to DC-Baltimore's local supporter clubs. Guest contributors break down their teams: Lindsay (Aston Villa), Paul (Brighton), Hiram (Chelsea), Brad (Crystal Palace), Alan Brody (Everton), Bryan (Fulham), David Geckle (Leeds), Russell (Liverpool), CrunkChocolate (Manchester City), Alan Llanes (Newcastle), Chris (Sunderland), and Simon Torres (Arsenal), plus written contributions covering Bournemouth, Brentford, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Nottingham Forest.

Opening weekend predictions. Relegation forecasts. The full spread of debate and perspective that makes DU Football Show the go-to for American Premier League fans.

Drinking tonight: a 23-year-old Kininvie single malt scotch and the new Jägermeister Orange.

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