Over The Top - EPL

Manchester United and Tottenham's form go in opposite directions after their midweek match; Casemiro goes full Madrid with extra time equalizer against Chelsea; Newcastle capitalize on Spurs mistakes in upset; America's own Jesse Marsch is under pressure at Leeds after failing to win since August; 

Liverpool put an end to Man City's Win Streak; Van Dijk leads a much changed defense towards stopping Haaland; Arsenal continue unbelievable start with 9 wins in 10; Leeds caused the Gunners issues but were unable to earn a point; Spurs and Chelsea both win to create some distance in the Top 4 race; Man United and Newcastle play out a bore draw. 

Arsenal and Liverpool play out a brilliant match at the Emirates; the Gunners earn  a controversial penalty to knick a much-deserved win; Liverpool's concerns compound with a lengthy Luis Diaz injury; Potter grows more comfortable in his Chelsea managerial role as the Blues breeze past a managerless Wolves and earn vital Champions League wins vs. AC Milan; Spurs earn crucial win away at Brighton in the face of tragedy as fitness coach dies; Leicester slump continues; City are a machine, what else is there to say?; Newcastle grow into a purple patch of form. 

The Man City machine steamrolls limp Manchester United; Foden hits hat trick and so does Haaland (his third home hat trick in a row); Arsenal dominate Tottenham at home in the North London Derby yet again; Leandro Trossard completes the weekend of hat tricks with a fine treble at Liverpool, who continue to struggle; Connor Gallagher scores extra time winner at his former club Crystal Palace; Bruno Lage is the third manager to lose his job after Wolves sacking. 

After a month off, Over The Top is back. Chelsea shocks everyone by sacking Thomas Tuchel after a questionable start to the season; Graham Potter takes a massive career opportunity by replacing Tuchel at Stamford Bridge; Arsenal's near-perfect start means they're the in-form team heading into the North London Derby; Erling Haaland has taken no time to bed into the Premier League, scoring 11 goals in 7 matches; Spurs' strange but strong start to the season shows newfound depth; Liverpool's messy start to the season continues; Erik Ten Hag massively improves Manchester United with help from his new signings after a shocking start; Leicester have been the dumpster fire of the season while Brighton and Fulham are positive surprises. 

After a terrible start to the season, Manchester United pull off a shock win against half-baked Liverpool; the Ten Hag era begins with Ronaldo and Maguire on the bench plus Casemiro soon to come; Leeds United States play Chelsea off the park as the young Americans impress; City and Newcastle serve up the game of the season; Arsenal go top of the table after three wins in a row and show they mean business; Spurs grind out a tricky win against new-look Wolves; Fulham earn last gasp win in a crazy match against Brentford.

Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte get heated in a dramatic 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge; Harry Kane somehow earns Spurs an undeserved draw after Chelsea dominate and prove they shouldn't be underestimated; Manchester United produce one of the most embarrassing results the pod has ever seen in Brentford's dominant win; Erik Ten Hag has a massive job ahead of him and Liverpool are next; Liverpool draw for the second time in a row as Darwin Nuñez sees red; Arsenal continue their promising start as Gabriel Jesus produces an Matchweek 2 MVP performance.

Manchester United's off-field issues continue to derail the team, giving Erik Ten Hag an uphill task; Kyle and Justin wonder what United's recruiting team has been up to; the Premier League's new strikers flex their muscles; new boys Fulham and Mitrovic surprise Liverpool on the opening day; Haaland bags a casual brace as the rest of the league looks on in horror; Tottenham and Arsenal impress on the opening day; Leeds United States of America earn a big W on opening day as Brendan Aaronson shines. The lads also share Matchweek 1 overreactions. 

The 2022-2023 English Premier League returns on Friday and the lads make their table predictions; the top teams invest in their striking departments; United's Ten Hag era gets off to a strange start with off-the-field distractions; the North London clubs are arguably winning the transfer window; Chelsea's new ownership group make good signings but have struggled in the transfer market. 

The lads hand out our annual Over the Top End of Season Awards: team of the season, MVP, signing of the season, manager of the season, most improved player, most disappointing player, biggest surprise of the season and goal of the season. 

We then dive into the summer transfer window and discuss the already-completed deals and rumors that are bubbling in the press.