Instant reaction and analysis to Manchester United's last minute win over Brighton at the Amex Stadium. 

Somehow United got their first win of the season against an unlucky Brighton, who dominated for the majority of the 90 minutes. Brighton had chance after chance throughout the game and hit the woodwork 5 times as United's defensive frailties continues. We discuss how impressed we've been with Brighton's start to the season, and what can United do to get over this slow start to the season.

For the second year in a row Crystal Palace take all 3 points from their trip to Old Trafford, but why do they have such a good record away from home at the top 6? Elsewhere, is playing Kepa at this point just cruel, why didn't City start as slow as United, and can Harry Kane become Tottenham's playmaker as well as goal scorer?

Over on the continent Bayern make a blistering start to the Bundesliga, but is this the year that Dortmund finally push them close. And over in Spain, are La Liga waiting for Barcelona to finish their fire sale before allowing them to play? We discuss all of this and more, whilst looking ahead to this weekends Premier League fixtures, in this weeks MatchDayReview Podcast.


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Instant reaction and analysis of Everton's 5-2 victory over West Brom in an exciting game at Goodison Park.

A hat-trick from an in form Dominic Calvert Lewin, partnered with goals from James Rodriquez and Michael Keane gave Everton the 3 points. We discuss all the goals and talking points including Kieran Gibbs' red card, the interpretation of the offside rule, and did Grady Diangana's performance just make Mark Noble even more mad?



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The Premier League is back! (I feel as though I have said that a lot recently). After not very long away Premier League football returned to our screens over the weekend, as we a wait the return of fans. Arsenal made a good start at Craven Cottage, and with Aubamayang singing a new deal this week could the Gunners be in for a surprisingly good season? Their North London rivals however looked abject against a particularly continental looking Everton side. Will the suspected arrival of Sergio Regulon and the return of one Gareth Bale be enough to get Spurs going under Mourinho?

Elsewhere there is already pressure on Frank Lampard, Crystal Palace are already making us look silly, West Ham are in real trouble, and West Brom are going to get relegated, aren't they? 

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On this episode of the MatchdayReview Instant Replay Podcast we give our instant reaction and analysis of Liverpool's 4-3 victory over newly promoted Leeds United at Anfield on the opening day of the 2020/21 Premier League season.

We analyse the action on the pitch, including the terrible defending from the Leeds Centre Backs and Virgil Van Dijk, the relentless pressing and direct play of Leeds, the woeful set piece defending, Liverpool’s defensive issues, and Mohammed Salah's hat-trick.

 All this and more on the latest edition of the MatchDay Review Podcast.

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We’re just days away from the restart of the Premier League. In preparation we sit down and throw out a few predictions for up coming season including potential champions, relegation favourites, and more.

There’s also some transfers to go over with Everton being particularly busy, and Leeds being liked with more PSG players.

Lastly, and in an MDR first, Lewis takes a swing at Fantasy Football, although I think he may need a helping hand. All this and more on this weeks MatchDayReview Podcast.


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We continue moving down the pitch in search for the greatest ever Champions League XI. This week is all about centre backs. Some of the games greatest leaders and captains have been centre backs for their clubs, and as a result we apologise in advance for the amount of times the word 'leader' is said in this podcast. From out list we narrow it down to the top 3, and ultimately name 2 in our starting XI for the MatchDayReview Ultimate Champions League XI.


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All is quiet on the playing side of the football world as we hit an international lull before the storm of the new season in the Premier League and across Europe. So on this episode of the MatchDay Review Podcast we take a deep dive into the transfer window, which has been very slow all across Europe, except for at Stamford Bridge. Analysing and talking about the deals that have been completed, the strong rumours of impeding transfers and the mass exodus of stars from the Barcelona crisis.

We talk about the business Arsenal have done in the transfer market, notably Gabriel Magahlaes signing, Arteta's clear strategy at the Emirates and can a transfer be good for both teams int he deal? Also we talk about Donny Van De Beek's move to Old Trafford, and the rumours of further transfers at Manchester United. Plus, we talk about Everton's midfield rebuild under Carlo Ancelotti and whether Jadon Sancho may in fact replace Lionel Messi at the Camp Nou.

Plus, we give our review of the new fly on the wall Amazon Documentary series All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur, which in fact should be called All or Nothing: Jose Mourinho, because he is the undoubted start of the show.

All this and more on the latest edition of the MDR Podcast.

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Part One: Transfer Special 00:00 - 57:44

Patreon Ad: 57:45 - 58:14

Part 2: All or Nothing Tottenham Hotspur Review and Discussion 58:15 - 1:11:37

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On this episode of the MatchdayReview Podcast we give our instant reaction and analysis of the 2020 FA Community Shield, were FA Cup holders Arsenal beat Premier League Champions Liverpool 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in 90 mins at Wembley.

We analyse the action on the pitch, including the wonder strike from Pierre Emerick Aubameyang, Arsenal’s composed defensive performance, Liverpool’s creativity issues, and the lack of intensity in the game. Also have Liverpool regressed as a team?

Plus, we discuss Mikel Arteta's impact at The Emirates and the ridiculousness of Premier League Transfer Rumours. 
 
 All this and more on the latest edition of the MatchDay Review Podcast.

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Lionel Messi shocked the footballing world by telling Barcelona that he wants to leave, but will it actually happen? We discuss the possibility of after 20 years of service could Messi actually leave, and if so, where would he go?

In other transfer news we take a look at Chelsea's current dealings, and ask can they mount a title challenge this season, and who out of the top 6 is in danger of getting left behind?