In what might turn out to be the title decider this weekend, Manchester City welcome Liverpool to the Etihad with just a point separating both clubs at the top of the Premier League. Chelsea get put to the sword by Karim Benzema, the French striker bagging a hat-trick at Stamford Bridge with Real running away 3-1 winners. In the top 4 race Arsenal welcome a poor Brighton looking to put pressure back on Spurs who visit Aston Villa later on that Saturday. Man Utd also travel to Lampard's struggling Everton side who sit just a point off the relegation zone.

Manchester City & Liverpool both picked up 2-0 wins and 3 points ahead of there crucial game at the Etihad next weekend whilst Spurs capitalised on Arsenal's loss to Palace and Utd's draw to Leicester by thrashing Newcastle 5-1. Chelsea were also left humiliated after losing 4-1 at home to Brentford.

The last international break of the season is over with Manchester City and Liverpool resuming there fight for this seasons Premier League title with games against Burnley (A) and Watford (H) respectively. Arsenal look to pick up where they left off with a tough away fixture against Patrick Vieira's Crystal Palace side whilst Spurs and Manchester Utd welcome Newcastle and Leicester, looking to keep up the pressure. Chelsea host Brentford in the final Big 6ix fixture of the weekend with talk of new owners making the headlines throughout the international break.

Arsenal bounced back from the Liverpool loss with a hard fought 1-0 away win at Villa Park whilst Spurs kept up the pressure with a comfortable 3-1 home win against London rivals West Ham. We also discuss Sky's new documentary titled Super Greed: The Fight for Football that covers the European Super League announcement and 48 hour response that threw the plans in the mud. Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea all progressed through to the semi-finals of the FA Cup. 

In this weeks show we look at Liverpool's win over Arsenal and the impact on the title race as well as Tottenham and Utd's top four hopes. Tottenham took advantage of dropped points from Arsenal with a win over Brighton whilst Man Utd were knocked out at home to Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid side. We also look ahead to the GW30 fixtures, Arsenal travelling to Aston Villa and Tottenham welcoming fellow top four hopefuls and London rivals West Ham.

Cristiano Ronaldo breaks the all-time top goalscorer in world football record with a hat-trick against Spurs, taking all three points and the headlines whilst Liverpool closed the gap and increased the pressure on City (drawing 0-0 at Crystal Palace) at the top with a 2-0 win at Brighton. Arsenal win there 5th Premier League game in a row and continue their good form and Chelsea left it late with Havertz scoring to nick the win vs Newcastle.

This weeks main talking point centred around Chelsea and the income freeze placed upon them due to owner sanctions. In what could be a massive tie for the top four picture Man Utd welcome Spurs to Old Trafford with both managers needing a win. Liverpool kick off GW29 at Brighton, Arsenal welcome Leicester on Sunday and Man City travel to Crystal Palace in a Monday night fixture to finish it off.

Manchester City reacted to Liverpool closing the gap after a 1-0 win against West Ham by smashing neighbours Man Utd 4-1 at the Etihad. Arsenal took ascendency in the top four race with a 3-2 away win at Watford whilst Spurs bounced back from there Burnley loss with a very comprehensive 5-0 win against Everton. Chelsea ripped Burnley apart in the final Big 6ix fixture of the weekend, with Norwich up next for the blues.

This weeks show starts with the news that Chelsea owner has decided to put Chelsea FC up for sale and is seeking an immediate buyer. We discuss Tottenham Hotspurs latest horror show, this time in the FA Cup losing to Middlesboro 1-0 in extra time. Manchester City also welcome Man Utd to the Etihad and with Liverpool playing West Ham 24 hours before there might be added pressure on City to get the result.

The League Cup was decided on penalties with Liverpool beating Chelsea 11-10 after Kepa's miss having come on for the shootout and not saving a single penalty. Man Utd's top four hopes were dealt a blow with a goalless draw at Old Trafford against relegation threatened Watford with Spurs bouncing back from there Burnley loss to beat Leeds 4-0 away from home.