Two of the top teams of the 'Prem drop points at home while Man City continue their (not quite) dominance of the table. West Ham make the argument that THEY are Brighton of this season by beating Brighton and Spain's FA is willing to lose Champions League to save Luis Rubiales.

In today's episode we talk about Chelsea's massive investment in players not quite panning out. Also, Spain win the Women's World Cup...in spite of the controversy surrounding their FA. Also, we cover most of the happenings in the Premier League with Brighton sitting at the top of the table.

The top league in the land returns with hot starts from City, Newcastle and Arsenal. Meanwhile, Manchester United struggles against a plucky Wolves and Spurs start the post-Kane era with a draw.

Also, we discuss Neymar's legacy after his big money move to Saudi and Spain's chances to become only the 2nd nation ever to have the men and women win a world cup.

The runners-up from last season's Premier League, Arsenal, take down Manchester City in the Community Shield match. Does this spell disaster for City's 4-peat?

And the USWNT spirals out of the Women's World Cup. Who's to blame and why did it take so long for them to put together a solid 90 minutes? We ask if this is the end of American dominance in the Women's game as we know it.

To kick things off, Norris & Nolan read the stars and give their top 6 predictions for the Premier League as well as some comments from Crystal Palace skipper, Roy Hodgson.

Also, is the dream dead for the US women's ambitions of a three peat? We discuss why the squad isn't flying as high as Japan.

On the first ever Football Furioso, Norris and Nolan discuss some of the Premier League's Pre-Season matches and if Chelsea's youth can push them back into the top 4.

Also, the Women's World Cup has completed it's first round of matches. Which sides stand with the US as favorites?

And lastly, could a move to KSA be on the cards for Kylian?

That and more on Football Furioso!