Summer of Soccer - by Big Soccer Preview

This week, Adam and Jordan give We Ate All the Pies its FA Cup Final debut and recap a VAR filled afternoon at a packed...full of 20,000 fans Wembley Stadium. There's also the small matter of Champions League spots up for grabs in another exciting week of Premier League action, plus we look forward to a full week of final games! Fans are back! Did we mention fans are back? We're really pumped that fans are back.

Better late than never, Adam and Jordan return to recap what's happened in another jam-packed Premier League week. If you haven't heard, City won the title, but not before Pep and Co. met Chelsea for a preview of the Champions League Final *waves hands* Or waaasss iiittttt? Also we find out United are pretty easy to score against without ol' Slabhead Harry Maguire, Liverpool are back in the Champions League hunt, Spurs still have no manager on the horizon, and we play the first version of our new English Football League game, Know Your Grounds, which goes down about as well as the kind of Chelsea team party that John Terry likes: an awful lot of misses.

There was a protest this week related to the Premier League. Despite early fears, it turns out they weren't protesting us. Welcome to the second episode of We Ate All The Pies, where Adam and Jordan discuss the Northwest Derby that wasn't, rate almost-champion Man City's legendary striker Sergio Aguero, reminisce about what could have been for a few of our Premier League friends from the past, and take a few steps down the ladder and examine the state of play ahead of the regular season finale in the English Football League. Tuck into this!

We launched a football podcast at the same time as the European Super League debacle. What could go wrong? Join myself, Adam Troxtell, and my cousin Jordan Allison, two Americans who simply love the English game, the Premier League, pubs, pints, match days, and, of course, pies, as we recap a week of action and take a look at the intrigue ahead. This is our first attempt. Probably a bit crap, so be kind. We're a work in progress; you get it, right Arsenal fans?