Over The Top - EPL

Fans are back in Premier League stadiums! Son Heung-Min golazo lifts Tottenham over Arsenal in the North London derby; Paul Pogba's BANGER helps Manchester United come back against West Ham; Chelsea cruise as Christian Pulisic continues his return from injury; Liverpool fans see their club play for the first time since lifting the trophy and smash Wolves; Everton continue to fall off; the guys answer listener questions.

Matchweek 11
01:02 - Tottenham 2 - 0 Arsenal (North London Derby)
09:58 - West Ham 1 - 3 Manchester United
15:31 - Chelsea 3 - 1 Leeds
21:28 - Burnley 1 - 1 Everton
23:45 - Manchester City 2 - 0 Fulham
24:56 - Liverpool 4 - 0 Wolves
28:07 - West Brom 1 - 5 Crystal Palace
30:31 - Sheffield United 1 - 2 Leicester City
33:35 - Brighton 1 - 2 Southampton

Segments
35:33 - Listener Questions
47:49 - Champions League Matchweek 6 Picks
51:36 - Closing Thoughts: Americans Abroad; Seattle Sounders

Edinson Cavani brings back Fergie time as Manchester United beat Southampton; Wolves dominate a struggling Arsenal; Frank Lampard and Jose Mourinho stalemate; Jurgen Klopp goes on a post-match rant; Manchester City destroy Burnley; and Fulham shock Leicester. Plus, Champions League week 5 predictions. 

Old rivals Jose & Pep face off again; an injury-ravaged Liverpool welcome leaders Leicester; Chelsea aim to keep up their early-season form; VAR controversy grips Manchester United v. West Brom; the guys hand out their early season awards with a quarter of the season gone. 

The Premier League favorites face off; Manchester United respond as Everton crash back down to earth; Arsenal flop as Aston Villa impress; Leicester goes top of the league after 8 matches while Jose Mourinho's Tottenham aren't far behind. 

Arsenal win at Old Trafford for the first time in 14 years as Manchester United drop to 15th; Liverpool and Manchester City grind out wins; Bale scores a winner with his first goal since returning to Spurs; Leicester hit Leeds on the break to climb to 2nd; and pressure builds on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Liverpool v. Atalanta headlines matchweek 3 of the Champions League.

The classic English Premier League returns. Clubs grind out wins in lower scoring matches; defending makes its first appearance of the season; Manchester City struggle to live up to their high standards; Jamie Vardy strikes against Arsenal (again); Liverpool march on without Van Dijk; and Manchester United and Chelsea put on a drab display.

SEGMENTS
01:08 - Match Recaps
38:10 - Champions League MW 1 Recap
40:26 - Champions League MW 2 Preview

Condolences Liverpool fans: Virgil Van Dijk's knee injury may rule him out for the rest of the season. But the pain didn't end there for the Reds as VAR controversially ruled out a late winning goal in the Merseyside Derby vs. Everton. Elsewhere: Manchester City grind out a win vs. Arsenal, West Ham pull off an unthinkable comeback, goal of the season alert, Manchester United respond and Chelsea continue to leak goals..but so do the other "Big 6." AND we finally had a 0-0 match in the Premier League. Snooze.

SEGMENTS
01:56 - Match Recaps
36:26 - Buy or Sell
42:23 - Champions League Predictions

The transfer window is closed and Premier League squads are finalized! Who did your team sign? Welcome to your guide to all 20 Premier League squads. In pt. II, the guys will talk about the following teams:

00:59 - Leicester City 
04:13 - Leeds United
07:35 - Fulham
10:32 - Everton
15:26 - Crystal Palace
19:08 - Chelsea
25:16 - Burnley
28:01 - Brighton
31:36 - Aston Villa
35:35 - Arsenal
40:15 - Transfer Window: Best & Worst
50:33 - Table Predictions

The transfer window is closed and Premier League squads are finalized! Who did your team sign? Welcome to your guide to all 20 Premier League squads. 

In pt. I, the guys will talk about the following teams:
Wolves - 01:45
West Ham - 05:41
West Brom - 09:16
Tottenham - 12:05
Southampton - 18:13
Sheffield United - 21:27
Newcastle - 24:14
Manchester United - 28:34 
Manchester City - 38:15
Liverpool - 43:04

Look away Manchester United fans - the guys went in on this one. Spurs and Aston Villa ran riot against United and Liverpool; Everton are going to win the league; a David Moyes-less West Ham stay perfect; Pep and Marcelo Bielsa trade blows.