The boys break down match week 2, and discuss Ekitike’s impressive start to life in the premier league, what else do Liverpool need to really solidify a push for multiple titles this season and is Amorim just another casualty of the Manchester United machine or does Bruno Fernandes need to move on in order for them to succeed.

The boys are back to review match week 1!

Topics include:

- Liverpool's Defensive Frailties

- Arsenal's new signings struggle to make an impact

- United's Step Up

- City are back

- Everton struggle for goals

- Nottingham Forest look refreshed

- How good is Crystal Palace right now?

-Our *sponsorship pending parlay of the week

New Look Bathwater Sports Podcast previews the 25/26 premier league season. Who had the best transfer window? What are our top 6 predictions? who has the best kits? all that and our inaugural *sponsorship available* premier league matchweek parlay. right here.

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The boys are back to discuss how United have done the treble on Newcastle. Discuss what transfer's we're most excited to watch in the premier league and list our favorite kits of the 25/26 season.

Stay tuned to the end for a special announcement

This week on Bathwater Sports, we tackle the big questions:
– Did Juventus actually gain anything from Ronaldo, or was it just a really expensive Instagram bump?
– Manchester City’s title odds: still inevitable, or finally human?
– Premier League transfer gossip: Mbuemo, Gyökeres, and Ekitike — game-changers or squad-fillers?
– Plus, we unpack the scandal no one saw coming: an astronomer CEO caught cheating… at a Coldplay concert. The stars were not aligned.

This week on Bathwater Sports, with a man down - we dive headfirst into chaos: Yamine Lamal’s vertically-challenged hiring spree raises eyebrows, Malik Beasley’s alleged gambling ring puts the NBA on edge, and how PSG's arrogance allowed Chelsea try to flex in the Club World Cup. Meanwhile, Manchester United's summer window is quieter than a library, and Arsenal might finally be cooking something decent in midfield. Strap in—it's messy, scandalous, and just the right amount of unhinged.

In this emotional episode of Bathwater Sports, we reflect on the tragic news surrounding Diogo Jota and its impact on the football world. Then, we shift gears to transfer talk—breaking down Arsenal’s reported interest in Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyökeres. Are these the missing pieces Arteta needs? Plus, what these links tell us about Arsenal's evolving attacking identity.

Chelsea are back at it, spending like there's no FFP tomorrow—so who’s actually worth the price tag? Meanwhile, Arsenal seem content window-shopping when they clearly need more firepower. We break down the transfer activity (or lack thereof) at London’s biggest clubs and turn our attention to the Club World Cup, where some lesser-known stars are stealing the spotlight. Future Ballon d'Or winners? Maybe. Overreactions? Definitely.

Plus a Chris MLS Rant.

Tune in next week as we break down Messi's World Cup run

This week on Bathwater Sports, we dive headfirst into the lukewarm jacuzzi of Italian football's identity crisis. Are they out of stars or just too busy scouting YouTube compilations? We reminisce about watching Messi live (yes, we cried), hype up Barcelona’s Gen Z takeover, and debate whether South American clubs could finally stop being tourists at the Club World Cup. Plus: Nico Williams to Barça? Isak to Liverpool?? Chaos is in the transfer air.

From the graveyard of forgotten stepovers to FIFA’s most useless flex, the crew dives into the sad state of the Club World Cup and asks: has anyone actually watched it on purpose? We mourn the death of flair players (RIP Rabonas and rainbow flicks), debate whether the USMNT’s vibe shift is a phase or a future, and try to figure out if Brazil's national team still has that samba or if it’s just Spotify bossa nova now. Expect strong opinions, suspect pronunciations, and at least one reference to Clint Dempsey rapping.