Chelsea and Forest gave us an episode worth of drama in an otherwise pretty standard Game Week of the Premier League as we now head to the second International Break for (in our opinion) a totally worthless tournament which should not be risking these players' fitness.

A night of shock for Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, another stellar performance by Liverpool in the Champions League, and Cole Palmer being Cole Palmer in the Premier League

Late upload since there was some problem last time. Now there will be two episodes back to back today, and one more tomorrow.

In what was always going to be a somewhat boring race weekend, off track shenanigans keep us entertained, and the question of Daniel Ricciardo's future leads to a much deserved conversation about what in the actual blink is going on at both Red Bull and VCarb?

Late upload since there was some problem last time and then I forgot, but now there are two episodes, back to back and then another one tomorrow.

Lots to talk about! Is the championship back on? If so, who are the contenders still? Football action continues as Barcelona is getting a makeover by Hansi Flick, and Everton is playing on hardest setting possible, and Liverpool couldn't break a low block by Forest. All this and more on this episode.

Some newsworthy points to cover both in Formula 1 and Football. Kevin Magnussen race ban, McLaren team orders, Adrian Newey's new home, Ballandor Nominations, Champions League, and injuries in Football

Ferrari win at their home Grand Prix and United lose at theirs, that and finally a good performance by Shakuni and Honey badger's Barca team. All that and more that we talk about in this week's episode.

Talk about how Norris did a Norris but won a race by doing a Max, Liverpool chances against Manchester United, United performance against Brighton and Chelsea masterclass against Wolves

Football is back on, and we give very certain evaluations of each team based on just the first game of the season.

Football is back baby! New season, new us, same loyalties. Join us as we (mostly incorrectly) predict what the new season holds for our teams and for football in general.