Premier League drama steps in to high gear just ahead of an international break. A look at all the scenarios that could play out from the top of the league down to the relegation battle. Plus, why Watford's mascot may be in trouble, a look at the USMNT's chances in their upcoming round of World Cup qualifies, and not one, but TWO Where Are They Now's.

Liverpool are the only ones who can catch up to Man City. It's a four way race at the bottom of the Premier League. We debate David Moyes' performance. And one of the more bizarre manager interviews you'll ever hear.

The co-founder of Seattle Spurs, Steve Esmaili joins us. Ronaldo's crisis talks, Newcastle loses to Cambridge in the FA Cup, Ralph Hasenhuttle and David Moyes are petty managers, and we try and get Knobless James trending. All that, plus a return to Premier League football.

Wreck-it-Ralph is destroying Man U; How many players will leave? Steve pulls an audible during his first time hosting 'Where Are They Now?'. It's happy transfer window for Newcastle. What's the deal with the Pepi-Augsburg trade? And Lukaku makes a swift return to Chelsea's lineup. 

Some thrilling Boxing Day fixtures in the Premier League. French Football feels like England in the 1980's, but is there more to it? Man U are in trouble... again. And Leo Messi has a terrible sense of fashion. 

The Premier League title fight turns into a three horse race. The Champions League draw is a disaster. Celtic's foreign language webpage. And a story about Ashely Cole and hot dogs you won't want to miss.

All the latest from the Premier League, as Man City go top; Chelsea lose out after an incredible West Ham goal; The Rangnick revolution begins at Manchester United; Eddie Howe's Newcastle have finally won a game; and some toe-sucking fun in the FA Cup.

It's cuffing season for Man U now that Solskjaer's been sacked. Mikel Arteta becomes Spanish 007 (cero, cero, ocho). CONCACAF refs are the worst. And Steve reveals his "Big Virg" nickname

The Premier League's manager merry-go-round heats up. Liverpool suffer a shock loss, and John Terry dominates Twitter.