Carl & Ash are back following the international break to give their latest verdict on the Premier League.

They discuss Jack Grealish's wonderful display against Liverpool, the continuation of Arsenal's title charge in their 4-1 win over Leeds United, as well as their views on the departures of Graham Potter and Brendan Rodgers over the weekend.

Of course, we had to have our usual chat about Manchester United and Carl lost it a bit when talking about David De Gea. Is the Spaniard's time up in the North West?

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Carl takes us through his trip to Old Trafford in Manchester United's 3-1 FA Cup win over Fulham, while Ash enjoys another win for Arsenal in the Premier League. 

They also discuss Patrick Vieira's sacking at Crystal Palace. Was it time to the let the Frenchman go? FA Cup action is also chewed over, including Brighton's win over Grimsby, Tommy Doyle's rocket for Sheffield United and Erling Haaland, of course. 

Antonio Conte is on the agenda once more after his press conference outburst as he awaits the sack at Spurs. 

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Carl and Ash discuss the latest set of Premier League fixtures, including Antonio Conte and Spurs, Casemiro's red card and Harry Kane's next destination. 

They also dissect Leicester and Chelsea, could the Foxes be dragged into relegation? 

As always, Manchester United and Arsenal are on the agenda as Erik Ten Hag's side dropped points again, whilst the Gunners picked up a comfortable 3-0 win away at Fulham. 

01:11-09:11: Antonio Conte, Spurs & potential new manager? 

09:11-14:48: Harry Kane & his next destination 

14:48-23:45: Chelsea, Leicester & relegation 

24:20-32:11: Arsenal's 3-0 win away to Fulham

32:11-41:10: Casemiro Red & United Chat 

41:10-47:35: European Predictions

The pod is back!

We reflect on Liverpool's thrashing of Manchester United, Arsenal's title charge and the lads give their verdict on Graham Potter's future at Chelsea. 

We also deliver our opinions on the top four race and the relegation dogfight.