The Champions and Europa Leagues officially returned last week and resume at the quarterfinal and semi-final stages respectively this week as PSG face Atalanta, RB Leipzig play Atletico Madrid, Manchester City take on upstarts Lyon, and finally the stand out fixture of the round features Bayern Munich and Barcelona fresh off dominant displays in their returns last week.

The guys also discuss Maurizio Sarri's sacking after just one season at Juventus and his replacement, Andrea Pirlo, before later running through a few likely transfers.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Alex Moss

Andrew Passaro

Javier Arevalo

Andrew and Alex discuss Arsenal's FA Cup triumph last weekend against Chelsea before looking ahead to the return of Champions League football this Friday and Saturday. There's three closely contested ties still to be played as Manchester City host La Liga Champions, Real Madrid, Juventus look to overturn their 1-0 defeat at Lyon earlier this year, and Barcelona face Napoli with all things squared at 1-1. Finally the guys give their picks for Liverpool, Chelsea, and Arsenal's Player of the Season, Young Player of the Season, and Goal of the Season.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Alex Moss

Andrew Passaro

Javier Arevalo

We've got a couple of Arsenal and Chelsea fans for a big London Derby in this Saturday's FA Cup Final, as Javier and Alex sit down to weigh each of their respective club's chances and what needs to happen for either the Red or the Blue halves of London to take home their manager's first silverware.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo

Andrew Passaro

Andrew returns with Alex to recap the weekend's final round of Premier League fixtures as the 2019/2020 season came to a late close. Manchester United and Chelsea clinched Champions League qualification with 2-0 wins over Leicester and Wolves respectively. While Aston Villa secured their great late season escape with a 1-1 draw at West Ham. while rivals Watford fell short of an excellent comeback losing 3-2 at Arsenal.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Andrew Passaro

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo

FA Cup Semi-finalists Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea experienced slip ups in their second to last league games of the season, setting up an exhilarating final day for prospective Champions League, Europa League, and Premier League qualification teams alike.

Chelsea host Wolves while Leicester host Manchester United as three teams vie for two champions league places while Wolves still feel Tottenham and Arsenal’s breath on the back of their necks for Europa League qualification.

While Aston Villa will travel to West Ham to see if they can hold on to their newly acquired safety of 17th place while Watford travel to Arsenal and Bournemouth to Everton as all three will risk their premier league survival on the other’s results.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo

Andrew Passaro

The magic of the FA Cup triumphed once again as Arsenal and Chelsea claimed unexpected wins to set up another London cup final in two weeks time. Meanwhile, across town at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium spurs pulled off a classic counter attacking Jose Mourinho special as they dashed Leicester Champions League hopes with a 3-0 drubbing of the foxes. And finally we’ll look ahead to a few of this week’s penultimate round of games as Manchester United look to bounce back against West Ham, desperate Aston Villa host surging Arsenal, and Andrew returns to discuss Liverpool-Chelsea for a clinch Ghost Goal Bowl encounter on Wednesday.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo

Andrew Passaro

It's an incredibly busy weekend of results to recap and upcoming fixtures to preview, as Alex and Javier join the pod to discuss and contextualize their club's recent losses. Chelsea somehow remained in 3rd despite their 3-0 capitulation to chasing Sheffield United. All thanks to Leicester's 4-1 loss at Bournemouth and Manchester United's set piece disaster to draw 2-2 at the death with Southampton. Not to mention the colossal news that Manchester City's two year European ban was overturned, casting out all seeds of doubt in Pep Guardiola's plans to chase down champions Liverpool.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo

Andrew Passaro

The whole crew's back to review another intense weekend of matches with huge consequences on Champions League qualification and Premier League survival before looking ahead to the coming midweek slate of games. Chelsea will go to Crystal Palace, Arsenal will host 3rd place Leicester City, and Manchester United will travel to relegation strugglers Aston Villa to see if they can compound Villa's recent misery while strengthening their own Champions League qualification bid.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Andrew Passaro

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo

Alex and Javier return to hash out a few of the Premier League's thrilling midweek results before looking ahead to a truly super Saturday. of premier league fixtures that should play a large part in reconfiguring places 3 through 6 as Leicester host Crystal Palace, Manchester United host Bournemouth, Wolves host Arsenal, and Chelsea host Watford.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo

Andrew Passaro

After an exquisite game of football that saw Chelsea walk out 2-1 winners against second place Manchester City, Liverpool clinched their first league title in thirty years with as many as seven games left to play. Chelsea's result saw them maintain a five point gap over their rivals for the last Champions League place as Manchester United, Wolves, Tottenham, and Arsenal nabbed wins of their own. The guys discuss Liverpool's title season and how their current two year run of dominance could play out over the next five years before looking ahead to a few of this week's midweek fixtures. We'll see the former champions, Manchester City, give champions elect, Liverpool, a guard of honor at the Etihad in the game of the week Thursday.

Social Media:

Twitter | Instagram

Featuring:

Andrew Passaro

Alex Moss

Javier Arevalo