On this episode, I linked up with Daniel and Sam to relive Manchester United’s dramatic Europa League comeback, peak Fergie time stuff. We also touched on Chelsea and Arsenal's recent European exploits, and what it could mean for the rest of their seasons.

In this episode of the Five Aside Podcast, Dalu, Ope, and Roger revel in Arsenal’s epic schooling of Real Madrid at the Bernabéu. Forget remontada — this was reality check FC. From Saka cooking Alaba to Madrid fans leaving early (again), the boys dissect how the Gunners made Europe’s kings look like Europa League tourists. Is this a sign of things to come, or just one magical night?

In today’s five-a-side episode, we dove into the Premier League title race, dissecting Arsenal’s ongoing issues without Saka and their inability to go all the way despite being consistent runners-up. Sheriff, Roger, and I debated whether it’s time up for Arteta and if Spurs should stick with Ange Postecoglou. We also analyzed Rúben Amorim’s struggles at Manchester United and questioned if City could even make the top four this season. To round things off, we shared our picks for the most exciting players right now and checked in on the La Liga title race.

In this episode, we dive into Arsenal’s dominant 2-0 victory over Manchester United, addressing the ironic chatter from rival fans about Arsenal's supposed "corner dependency." We also discuss the arrival of Rúben Amorim at Manchester United, exploring the newfound optimism among United supporters and how he’s shaping the team's fortunes. We also discuss Mbappé’s struggles at Real Madrid, dissecting his transition and the challenges he's facing in La Liga.

In this episode of Five Aside, we tackle the drama surrounding Real Madrid and Mbappé, dissect Manchester City's struggles under Guardiola, and celebrate Arsenal's resurgence and Liverpool's remarkable form. Plus, we touch on Nigeria's uphill battle in the qualifiers and what it means for the Super Eagles. A blend of top-tier football insights and raw passion – don’t miss it!

In this episode of Five Aside, Chukwudalu, Ope, and Josh delve into the recent challenges faced by top football clubs. They analyze Manchester City's unexpected defeat to Sporting and Arsenal's ongoing struggles. The discussion also covers Real Madrid's recent downturn and Kylian Mbappé's form. Additionally, they explore Manchester United's optimism with the anticipated arrival of manager Rúben Amorim from Sporting Lisbon and break down the implications of the new Champions League format. Join the conversation for in-depth insights and lively debate on the latest football developments.

In this episode of Five Aside, Chukwudalu, Ope, and Josh dive into a packed weekend of football action. They cover Arsenal’s showdown with Liverpool, United’s defeat to West Ham that sealed Ten Hag's fate, and the latest El Clásico battle. The team debates manager vs. player pressure and discusses the controversies surrounding this year’s Ballon d'Or.

n this episode, Chukwudalu and Seun tackle the international break and the wave of player injuries, questioning if the packed schedule or media frenzy is to blame. They explore England’s future under Tuchel, dive into a Bellingham vs. Dele Alli comparison, and debate if football’s obsession with aesthetics is stifling creativity on the pitch.

In the second part, the focus shifts to Manchester United and their ongoing struggles under Ten Hag. Chukwudalu, Daniel, and Roger explore what’s going wrong at United, the tactical decisions that are raising eyebrows, and whether this is all part of a master plan or just chaos. They also touch on standout individual performances in Europe and how different managerial styles are shaping the season.

In this episode, Chukwudalu, Daniel, and new guest Roger dive into the recent high-stakes Manchester City vs. Arsenal match. The team discusses the tension on the pitch, key moments of the game, and where Arsenal might be falling short in their quest to challenge City for the top spot. Plenty of laughs, heated debates, and hopeful predictions for Arsenal fans.