Kicks and Picks Podcast

Newcastle host Manchester City in the Oil Classico. Ruben Amorim and Ange Postecoglu try to pull their squads out of their current tailspins in a meeting of the mids at Hotspur stadium. Over in Italy, Napoli try to keep their title charge moving as they travel to Rome to face Lazio. Inter and Juve square up in what could be a make or break moment or each club's league ambitions this year.

It's an FA Cup weekend in England which means a minefield of trap bets scattered across the weekend slate. Over in Italy, Serie A offers up a very medicore set of matches but still plenty of picks worth a wager.

A huge weekend of fixtures across England and Italy with EPL Title leaders Liverpool vising a dangerous and in-form Bournemouth, EPL Title hopefuls Arsenal and City face off at The Emirates and the Derby della Madonnina headlining the weekend in Italy.

With Arsenal looking at a potential "must win" matchup vs Wolverhampton and Napoli hosting perennial Draw Masters Juventus, there is a lot on the line this weekend for the title races in England and Italy.

With a lack of premier matchup in England this weekend, the guys do a quick pick-em of EPL matches before shifting focus on two major matchups in Italy.

With the FA Cup in the early rounds, the guys focus on Italy and the slate of matches in Serie A. Don't fret, we will also sprinkle in some thought on the bigger matches in FA Cup this weekend too!

A huge matchup in Manchester that could send the losing club into a deep spiral, Chelsea's high octane attack has them as the only club keeping pace with Liverpool, Lazio look for statement win at home vs Inter.

Everton look to derail Liverpool's early season title charge, Chelsea visit cross town rival Tottenham with goals featured heavily in the forecast. In Italy, Atalanta play host to Milan as they look to finish the week atop the Serie A table as Napoli take on Lazio.

Preview of all the key matches in England and Italy with a little Champions League discussion mixed in.

The guys are back and to talk all the biggest storylines and make some picks. What can Ranieri realistically accomplish with Roma? Can Juve take all 3 points vs Milan? Will Pep finally get one over on his ultimate bogey club (Tottenham) and get City back on track?