Goodness me what a performance from Liverpool in that... oh wait they drew oh well. Stirring stuff in Klopps last City home game, I think we can all agree the Premier League will be a worse place when Klopp leaves and City destroy everything unchecked.

Elsewhere, Spurs turn the tables and become the new top 4 favourites in the high line battle, FFP chat and are Arsenal actually a credible contender?

All that and more on today's episode of FTBS.

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Manchester is blue, as a Foden inspired City puts Manchester United to the sword. Elsewhere, Darwin Nunez and Paul Tierney cause Forest to lose their heads and potentially their premier league status, Spurs come from behind yet again while Chelsea slide into the bottom half.. And a big apology to Ollie Watkins from me.. Maybe...

All of that and more on today’s episode of FTBS.

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Blue is the colour, stopping City's winning run is their game - oh how blessed it is to all be aligned one day as a year as a pod to all hope Chelsea do something against City and oh boy did they, taking home a hard fought point against the uncharacteristically toothless Haaland and Co.

Elsewhere, Liverpool win but at what cost, losing Jota, Jones and Nunez to injury.. What a bloody goal though.

Arsenal are good, but how good is Havertz?

All that and more on today's episode of FTBS.

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Arsenal absolutely decimate the Hammers to leave Moyes yet again hanging onto his managerial hot seat. Villa continue their mini slump as they fall to the counter attacking "genius" of Ten Haag ball. Liverpool win to bounce back and City cruise to another victory.

We also discuss the carnage that was Bayern Munichs loss to Leverkusen and shoutout to Haller.

All of that and more on today's episode of FTBS!

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Arsenal thump Crystal Palace and it looks to spell the beginning of the end of Roy Hodgson.

What to make of Ivan Toney?

Elsewhere, we dive into transfers and why everyone's being so thrifty with their budgets.

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Football fans have short memories because there is no logical or statistical reason that Timo Werner will suddenly score loads of goals. It cannot be done. We discuss the Manchester United vs Spurs game as well as Chelsea's struggles and whether FFP applies to them, like it does to Everton and Nottingham Forest who are very much in the doghouse.

All that and more on today's episode of FTBS!

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Gameweek 12 in the Premier League and things are really starting to take shape. Chelsea and City play the best PL game of the season, Bournemouth shock Newcastle and the wheels start to fall off Spurs' title charge. Liverpool and Arsenal pick up comfortable wins while Manchester United continue their binary wins but amazingly have accrued the most points over the last 5 Premier League games.

All that and more on today’s episode of FTBS.

Games / topics covered:

Chelsea vs. Manchester City 1:28

Liverpool vs. Brentford 19:46

Wolves vs. Spurs 35:12

Bournemouth vs. Newcastle 44:30

The vote on interclub loans from the Premier League 50:43

FC Copenhagen's rise 59:32

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Good ebening - what a week of football we had with a top 5 now starting to develop. Elsewhere, Manchester United and Chelsea back in the mud and Sheffield United - maybe the worst PL team we’ve seen in a long time. All of that and more on today’s episode of FTBS. 

Games covered:

Manchester City vs. Manchester United

Arsenal vs. Sheffield United

Liverpool vs. Nottingham Forest

Crystal Palace vs. Tottenham Hotspur

Wolves vs. Newcastle

West Ham vs. Everton

+ Ballon D'or

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Arsenal leave it late but with a little bit of a luck and not a lot of help from VAR, they beat Manchester City for the first time in 13 attempts. Elsewhere, Tottenham continue their excellent start with a nervy, low quality win over Luton.

MacAllister forgets he moved to Liverpool as he gifts Brighton a chance, Chelsea WIN TWO GAMES IN A ROW OMG before their disgusting run of fixtures and Manchester United win but is anyone convinced? Really?

All that and more on today's episode of From the backseat:

Arsenal vs. Manchester City 2:54

Burnley vs. Chelsea 16:07

Brighton vs. Liverpool 22:51

West Ham vs. Newcastle 27:57

Manchester United vs. Brentford 34:02

Everton vs. Bournemouth 41:46

Luton vs. Tottenham 45:58

Fulham vs. Sheffield United 51:09

Wolves vs. Aston Villa 55:25

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