West Ham defeated Manchester United in the Carabao Cup last night, as Phil Jones returned to a matchday squad for the first time in 19 months. (Part 2, 22:32) Pep Guardiola made some frustrating comments regarding the EFL and what he thought was 'best for English football'. (Part 3, 42:08) The 2022 World Cup in Qatar means the Premier League will take a mid season break next term.

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Feargal Brennan, Ian Brannan and Matt Pidd are on Wednesday duty to preview and review this week's Carabao Cup action.

The team look back at last night's games as Manchester City and Liverpool cruised past Wycombe Wanderers and Norwich City, Leeds edged out Fulham on penalties but Rafa Benitez's Everton were knocked out by QPR.

In Part Two we preview tonight's games as Manchester United host West Ham and Chelsea welcome Aston Villa to Stamford Bridge and Nuno Santo heads back to Wolves.

Plus reaction to FIFA's two game stadium ban and fine for Hungary following racist fan chanting during England's World Cup qualifier in Budapest on September 2.

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Everton's James Rodríguez appears to be leaving Goodison Park after just a season in the Premier League. Was he a success or a flop? (Part 2, 15:37) Liverpool midfielder Thiago is injured. Will Liverpool regret a lack of summer strengthening if injuries mount? (Part 3, 32:00) Wolves have launched their own record label. Is it a good idea or just football marketing gone mad?

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We choose our heroes and villains from the weekend, including David Moyes, David de Gea, Daniel Farke and Allan Saint-Maximin, as well as looking at whether Ronaldo may just be edging Messi in the age-old GOAT debate!

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Feargal Brennan is joined by Sam Lee and Jay Motty to review a full weekend of Premier League action.
Cristiano Ronaldo maintained his goal-per-game record back at Man United as David Moyes' NFL style Mark Noble sub failed and United won 2-1 at West Ham.
A fuller Etihad Stadium witnessed Man City's drab 0-0 draw with Southampton and Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea cruised past Tottenham.
Sadio Mane racked up his 100th Liverpool goal as Jurgen Klopp's side beat Crystal Palace and Arsenal made it back to back wins with victory at Burnley.
There were also big wins for Brighton and Brentford but the winless misery goes on for Leeds United, Newcastle and Norwich.

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Former Manchester City striker Paul Dickov and ex-Leicester City man Sean St Ledger join Niall McCaughan for this weeks edition of The Dugout, the show looking ahead to the weekend's Premier League games with players who have been there and done it. Chelsea v Spurs takes top billing, whilst Man Utd are looking for a reaction after European disappointment and Man City welcome Southampton with Pep Guardiola asking for 'the people' to turn up and watch.

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Newcastle and Leeds square off in the Premier League tonight. Will St James Park provide a hostile environment for under-fire Steve Bruce? (Part 2, 21:30) West Ham won in Europe last night for the first time this century whilst Spurs were held in 2-2 in the Europa Conference League. (Part 3, 43:12) Leicester drew 2-2 against Napoli in the Europa League, with both teams favourites for the trophy.

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Liverpool beat AC Milan 3-2 in a great game at Anfield. The Reds got the job done, but do they need to be even more clinical moving forward this season? (Part 2, 14:06) Man City hit 6 past Leipzig but Pep Guardiola was unhappy about the attendance. (Part 3, 31:43) The Europa League and Europa Conference begins tonight for West Ham, Leicester and Tottenham.

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Manchester United lost in dramatic fashion in the Champions League last night. A Jesse Lingard error and an Aaron Wan-Bissaka dismissal were key factors as Young Boys secured a memorable win. (Part 2, 16:49) A repeat of the amazing 2005 UCL final takes place tonight as Milan visit Liverpool. (Part 3, 38:04) Pascal Struijk's red card for Leeds has been upheld. Was it the right call?

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Everton entered the Premier League's top 4 last night with an impressive win over Burnley. Demarai Gray and Andros Townsend starred for Benitez's Blues. How far can Everton go this season - meanwhile will Burnley beat the drop? (Part 2, 18:33) The UEFA Champions League returns tonight. Man Utd visit Young Boys and Zenit look to spoil Chelsea's UCL defence.

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