This weekend is all about the biggest derby of them all: The Big Soccer Preview Show clash of Adam's West Ham against Jordan's Newcastle. Both teams come to East London fresh from European wins and ready to enter the international break in style. Adam and Jordan look forward to this, along with another important relegation clash for Everton, a Palace-Forest dogfight in South London, and a battle between title contenders when Arsenal faces Man City at the Emirates. There's also the Turin Derby, a top of the table clash between Reims and Monaco in France, and another chance to see if Ajax can dig themselves out of their Eredivisie hole. Finally, Adam puts the Liverpool-Spurs /VAR fallout to bed once and for all. Let's just get to the wonderful football, please!

Got any weekend plans? Too bad, drop'em! This Saturday's football action is so big, we had to try and find a reason to be interested in Sunday. Everything's happening in the Premier League. A scary-looking Aston Villa welcomes an equally scary-looking Brighton, Man United can't put a foot wrong against Crystal Palace, Tottenham and Liverpool square up in a match that has classic written all over it, and Fulham smell blood in the water when welcoming West London rivals Chelsea to Craven Cottage on Monday night. On the continent, defending champions Napoli head to surprise package Lecce at the worst possible time, and RB Leipzig host Bayern Munich in the "everyone in Germany hates us" derby. See what we mean? Save that yard work for Sunday, strap in and get ready for a truly Big Soccer weekend.

The Big Soccer Preview Show returns to look ahead to a very weird Premier League weekend schedule. So we've changed things around a bit, but there's still plenty of action with Man City and Haaland dealing with a potential banana peel matchup with Forest, Man United trying to forget off field issues and deal with on-field issues, Liverpool and West Ham in a counter-attack derby, and the big one as Arsenal and Spurs renew their heated rivalry in North London. And enjoy a continental breakfast with Atletico vs. Real in the Madrid Derby, and finally why the Eredivisie is interesting right now with Ajax slow out of the gates.

Just in time for an international break, it's time for the first ever Premier League game to grace the hallowed turf at Kenilworth Road. Luton-West Ham gets us started on this week's show, which is full of all the soccer action you need for your Labor Day weekend. Adam and Jordan look at the four can't-miss Premier League games, including Man City-Fulham, Liverpool-Villa and the big Arsenal- Man United showdown on Sunday. And this week we feature Serie A, La Liga, and Bundesliga games in our Continental Breakfast trip across Europe's best leagues. Plus there's the small matter of the Champios League draw and Deadline Day for the summer transfer window.

As Adam and Jordan endure the insufferable heat of the American summer, things continue to heat up across Europe's top leagues but in a good way! The weekend's Premier League action sees plucky Luton try to get something from their trip to the Bridge, while Everton and Wolves battle it out at the bottom. Adam lets himself get a little excited about West Ham, while Jordan is looking forward to some sweet revenge for Newcastle against Liverpool. And over on the continent, there's a Bundesliga derby, a heated La Liga matchup in Castellon, and we even throw Ligue 1 a bone as PSG battle challengers Lens.

Welcome to version 2.0 of our little podcast project, the Big Soccer Preview Show. On the eve of the Premier League starting its 2023/24 season, Adam and Jordan (formerly of We Ate All the Pies fame) return to the studio and look ahead to the most important games you need to know about this weekend. We've got Women's World Cup, Eredivisie, La Liga and Chelsea-Liverpool drama. But first, we go where every great party starts: Lancashire, Turf Moor to be exact.

Only one man can help us wrap up this 2022-23 Barclays Premier League season correctly: everyone's favorite Fulham fan, Caleb! He's back this week to help Adam and Jordan break down the biggest overachievers and those teams that probably could have done better. They also dissect Manchester City's FA Cup win on their way to an almost certain treble. Hear the final thoughts of the year on Fulham, Newcastle, and West Ham's season. We bid farewell to Leicester, Leeds and Southampton, but welcome back Burnley, Sheffield United, and everyone's favorite second team for 2023-24, Luton Town. Finally, the boys dig out their crystal ball and look ahead to 2023-24 and offer their hottest takes for the season to come.

Note: Due to extenuating circumstances, those being the addition of a new human being to Adam's household, this may serve as the last We Ate All the Pies episode for the foreseeable future. If that is the case, we just want to thank everyone who has listened and let you know that this is definitely not goodbye forever. But, it may be goodbye for a while. In the interim, please continue to enjoy this beautiful game and we hope our show has at least made you consider loving English football a little more. Now, go eat all the pies.

Man, Adam and Jordan leave for one week and everything happens: Manchester City win their third-straight title, Arsenal's lack of finishing ability keeps Nottingham Forest in the Prem for another season, Chelsea are destined to finish lower in the table than Fulham (and Brentford!), Liverpool are forced into the Europa League, Manchester United are back amongst Europe's elite, and, yes, as Jordan reminds us again and again, Newcastle have qualified for the Champions League. All that's left is the relegation scrap, the all-important Europa Conference League spot, and the possibility that West Ham could finish higher than Chelsea, which is really the biggest accomplishment in all of this, right?

If this is what happens to Premier League football on the Bank Holiday Monday after a king's coronation, bring on William! Seriously, this Premier League round of matches ended with a 21-goal day across three matches, and Adam and Jordan cover it all. Plus they relive the epic Newcastle-Arsenal clash, celebrate a famous West Ham win that also helps the Toon in their quest for 4th, and laugh and laugh and laugh some more at Millwall failing to reach the English League Championship playoff spots. Ok, it's mostly Adam laughing. Come on, Luton!