GW20 brings two derbies amongst the Big 6ix with Arsenal away at Tottenham and Manchester Utd welcoming Manchester City to Old Trafford in games that could shake up how the top of the league table looks. Liverpool face a tough away test to Brighton whilst Chelsea, in poor form, have Crystal Palace coming to the Bridge.

The League Cup sprung a big surprise in the Quarter Finals with Manchester City being knocked out by Southampton with the Semi's now set up as Man Utd take on Nottingham Forest and Newcastle facing Southampton. Chelsea confirmed the signing of Joao Felix on a loan deal from Atletico Madrid whilst the panel give their thoughts on the North London and Manchester derbies this coming weekend in GW20.

Manchester City comfortably beat Chelsea for a second time in a matter of days, knocking them out of the FA Cup and setting up a tie with Arsenal at the Etihad after their win at Oxford. Liverpool were fortunate to get out of Anfield with a 2-2 draw and FA Cup replay as Wolves were disallowed a late goal that VAR couldn't confirm due to a lack of cameras covering the "offside" incident. Utd continued their good form with a win over Everton whilst Spurs scraped past Portsmouth to book their place in the next round.

Liverpool's poor performances caught up with them at Brentford as they went down 3-1 whilst Spurs bounced back in emphatic fashion at Palace with a 4-0 victory courtesy of 2 Kane goals. Arsenal were held by Newcastle, dropping their first points at the Emirates this season with Manchester City closing the gap after a hard fought 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea. Man Utd kept up there impressive form with a 3-0 home win against Bournemouth with in form Rashford again the catalyst.

Arsenal ended 2022 on a high with a victory at Brighton coupled up with dropped points for Manchester City and Newcastle, leaving the Gunners 7 points clear at the top of the Premier League heading into 2023. Tottenham's poor form continued with a loss at home to Aston Villa with Antonio Conte's role as manager in doubt heading into the January transfer window. Liverpool needed 2 own goals to comeback against Leicester whilst Utd called on Rashford to come on and bag the winner away at Wolves. In the last Big 6ix fixture Chelsea were held to a draw by Nottingham Forest.

Liverpool were the first of the Big 6ix to move before the January window opens by securing a deal for PSV winger Cody Gakpo shortly after beating Villa away. Arsenal kept their 5 point lead at the top with a comeback win against West Ham whilst City kept up the pressure by beating Leeds 3-1 away with Haaland getting 2 goals and becoming the fastest player in Premier League history to 20 league goals. We also looked at the weekends games and give our predictions as always!

We're back and with a lot of transfer talk and deals being made we begin with Gakpo signing for Liverpool out of nowhere as well as Arsenal's Mudryk bid and Felix interest. Onto the pitch and with the Premier League finally back we delve into Arsenal's comeback against West Ham, Tottenham's dropped points at Brentford and the rest of the Big 6ix wins in GW17.

The World Cup break comes to an end and we pick up where we left off in the Premier League, at GW17 with league leaders Arsenal welcoming West Ham to the Emirates whilst Manchester City travel to Leeds. Spurs face a tough test away at Brentford, Liverpool tackle Emery's Villa at Villa Park whilst Chelsea and Man Utd host Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest respectively.

The Big 6ix Xtra is back and with Cams out of action we welcome Rants to the show to discuss the World Cup with the Xtra team, including Messi ending any conversations about who the greatest player of this generation is as well as giving our thoughts on Qatar 2022 and the success of the tournament after so much controversy heading into the first game. We also touch on our teams, the impact of injuries and/or performances at Qatar and get an idea of how confident the panel is moving back into Premier League action on Boxing Day.

The Big 6ix review the 2022 Qatar World Cup and discuss one of the best finals of all time with France pegging Argentina back twice to take them to penalties but the inevitable happened and Lionel Messi picked up his first World Cup on his last showing at the tournament. Mbappe became the first player since Geoff Hurst in 66 to score a hat-trick ensuring he at least took the Golden Boot to add to his 2018 World Cup medal and Young Player of the Tournament award.