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It was a crazy day of football at the beginning of the week, with Nottingham Forest winning a thriller against fellow strugglers Southampton 4-3, and Everton producing a counter attacking masterclass to shock Brighton 1-5 at the Amex Stadium. Leicester, meanwhile, was thrashed by Fulham 5-3. So, which teams will go down at the end of the season, as the Premier League relegation battle intensifies? Nottingham Forest supporter Bob Holmes is hoping it won't be his team, but will that be the case? Bob, Gogulan and special guest, KL City defender Giancarlo Gallifuoco join Kam Raslan to discuss this, and more, including the midweek Champions League matches, only on Just For Kicks!
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The gap at the summit of the EPL is now four points, as the Cityzens achieved a 2-1 win over struggling Leeds United - a match in which Manchester City recorded their 10th consecutive victory through an Ilkay Gundogan first half double. With their blistering form and a game in hand over title-rivals Arsenal, is it too soon for Pep's side to be labeled as champions-elect? Speaking of Arsenal, they did their part over the weekend keeping the pressure on with a 2-0 away win vs Newcastle in an intense top of the table clash. Meanwhile, Manchester United went down to West Ham 1-0 throwing their top 4 chances in jeopardy as in the rearview mirror are Liverpool fast chasing Champions League football, winning 1-0 with an early Mo Salah goal vs Brentford. All that, and more - plus UEFA Champions League semi-finals preview, only here on Just For Kicks.
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We all thought it wouldn't happen, but it's true - Sam Allardyce has made a return to the Premier League in 2023, replacing the sacked Javi Gracia at Elland Road. Will he be able to keep Leeds in the Premier League? We'll find out soon enough, as the relegation battle continues to be unpredictable as we head to the business end of the season. Elsewhere, has Man Utd opened the door for Liverpool to pip them to the 4th spot, after their loss against Brighton, and Liverpool's decent run of form lately? Meanwhile, Man City reclaimed the top spot, with another record breaking goal from Erling Haaland, but Arsenal was still hot on their tails as they dispatched sorry Chelsea to return to winning ways. We look back to another busy week in the Premier League, and more, on another banter-filled episode of Just For Kicks!
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The long awaited match between Man City and Arsenal at the Etihad ended with an emphatic victory for Pep Guardiola's men. So, does this mean that the title is Man City's to lose? Our pundits think that it is not over yet, but can Arsenal recover from this? Elsewhere, Spurs showed resilience to come back from 2-0 down against Man United, despite recent troubles, as Ten Hag pondered his team's inability to kill off games recently. We look back to these matches, and more, as the season nears its end, only on Just For Kicks.
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