Vicky and Darren are joined by the Sunday Times' Jonathan Northcroft to look at a goalless but dramatic Merseyside Derby, the controversial VAR incidents at Chelsea and Brentford, whether Manchester United paid too much for players in the transfer window and Celtic's huge win over Rangers in the SPFL.

Gail Davis chats to Erik ten Hag about Manchester United's start to the season and their moves in the market and we're joined for a chat by the Daily Mail's Dominic King and former Celtic defender Mark Wilson.

Sports broadcaster Vaishali Bhardwaj joins Julian Warren and Darren Lewis this week to discuss Liverpool’s record-equalling win, Haaland’s sensational start and what’s next for Cristiano Ronaldo?

Gail Davis also sits down with Nick Pope to discuss his start to life at Newcastle, his World Cup aspirations and gets his reaction to going viral on Twitter.

Miguel Delaney, chief football writer at The Independent, joins Vicky and Darren this week to discuss Arsenal's perfect start, Manchester United's ongoing recruitment issues and where Everton are at following their first few matches.

Vicky chats spaghetti, the Qatar World Cup and player egos with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and Gail Davis speaks to Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel following last week's spat with Antonio Conte.

Vicky and Darren are joined this week by The Times' Henry Winter to run through Saturday's Premier League talking points.

Only one place to start, Manchester United being thrashed at Brentford and are the Glazers, the backroom staff or the players to blame? Laurie Whitwell from The Athletic joins to give his expert take on the situation and what happens next if the club don't bring in more players in the next fortnight.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel sits down with Vicky to give an honest assessment as to why Romelu Lukaku didn't work out at Chelsea and what Raheem Sterling will bring this season. The Mail's Sami Mokbel also shares this thoughts on why Chelsea may be keen on Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

We also dive into Arsenal's impressive start, Manchester City's ruthlessness and whether Dean Henderson could force his way into England reckoning.

Darren and Vicky are joined by Dharmesh Sheth to discuss the opening Saturday of the Premier League season and what Manchester United could - or should - do with an unhappy Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Athletic's James Pearce joins to discuss Liverpool's draw at Fulham and Standard Sport's Nizaar Kinsella runs through what Thomas Tuchel will take away from Chelsea's win at Everton.

We also sent Vicky to Manchester this week for an exclusive chat with Manchester United captain Harry Maguire and we react to the news that Premier League players will not take a knee ahead of matches this season.

For the final episode of the season, Vicky and Darren are joined by Andrew Cole to discuss Liverpool's FA Cup success, Erling Haaland's forthcoming move to Manchester City and what will happen with Cristiano Ronaldo following Manchester United's disappointing season.

Vicky and Darren are joined by Hayden Mullins to reflect on Liverpool's draw against Tottenham, which leaves the door open for Man City to go three points clear at the top of the Premier League whilst also giving Tottenham a crucial point in the race for the top four. They also discuss Brighton's demolition of a dismal Manchester United, who officially finish this Premier League season with their worst points tally ever.

Vicky and Darren are joined by Lee Hendrie to reflect on a weekend where Man City and Liverpool both recorded wins as the title race tightens with four games to go. They also discuss who might join Norwich in heading to the Championship, with Everton facing a tough game against their manager Frank Lampard's former club Chelsea.

Vicky and Darren are joined by Darren Ambrose to reflect on the news that Erik ten Hag has been appointed as the new manager of Manchester United, as their chances of Champions League football slips away with defeat at the Emirates. They also discuss the impact Erling Haaland might have should he sign for Man City, and they look ahead to the Merseyside Derby.

Vicky is joined by Darren Lewis and Hayden Mullins as they look back on a spectacular week for Mullins' former side West Ham and discuss Sean Dyche's sacking as Burnley manager. They also assess the race for the top four and Liverpool's chances of claiming an historic Quadruple.