Finally some cheer for Mike, Dave and Manchester United fans! The lads are joined by Myles to discuss how United beat Man City 2-1 at Wembley to lift an unlikely FA Cup, and what this means for Erik ten Hag's future.

As Chelsea part ways with Mauricio Pochettino, we also ponder what the hell the Blues are thinking, as Enzo Maresca looks set to join from Leicester in his place.

Southampton are back in the big time after beating Leeds 1-0 in the Championship Play-Off Final - but do they have enough to stay in the Premier League??

And as Unai Emery signs a new 5-year contract, just as Phillip Coutinho exits the club, we look at the evolution of Aston Villa this coming season,

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So that's it! The 2023/24 Premier League season is over, with Manchester City winning a record 4th title in a row. Mike, Myles and Dave analyse the hug sporting achievement, as well as the way those 115 charges overshadow everything for other fans.

We chat about Arsenal, and how proud they can feel about their season, about Crystal Palace and their incredible end to the season.

And we also look at the exits of Jurgen Klopp and Roberto De Zerbi, and how their respective clubs will continue without them.

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Myles and Dave look at the most decisive week of football in the Premier League so far, as relegation is confirmed for pretty much ALL promoted teams barring a miraculous goal swing. The lads ask how Luton, Burnley and Sheffield United struggled, and also how survivors Nottingham Forest can kick on now safety is confirmed.

Man City and Arsenal both recorded wins to keep the title race alive till the end, while Manchester United lose again.

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We're nearing the end of a gruelling Premier League season and it really is survival of the fittest! Tottenham are finding themselves falling away from the top 4, their 4-2 defeat at Liverpool their 4th in a row in the league. Mike and Dave ask - what is happening to Spurs??

Nottingham Forest gave their survival hopes a massive boost with a 3-1 win over Sheffield United, with Callum Hudson-Odoi the star. They look all-but-safe now with both Luton and Burnlet dropping points.

Chelsea thrashed West Ham, continuing their fine form. We analyse how Mauricio Pochettino's men have managed a late-season surge, as news broke of Julen Lopategui replacing David Moyes before the season is over - brutal!

And Ipswich Town are back in the Premier Leagie - but what will they bring?

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Arsenal negotiated their trickiest test yet in the title run-in with a vital victory in the North London Derby. Mike, Myles and Dave look at how they held firm despite Tottenham almost coming back into the game, and their title hopes for the remaining games.

Tottenham's defeat hands the advantage to Aston Villa, who drew 2-2 with Chelsea despite going 2-0 up. The loss of Emi Martinez to injury made all the difference, and the lads ponder whether Robin Olsen really can step up?

Newcastle's 5-1 win over Sheffield United relegated the Blades, but the Toon's impressive recent form has got us asking about their prosopects once again.

And at the bottom, who else can join Everton in safety; Burnley, Luton or Nottingham Forest?

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Join Myles and Dave for another epic English football weekend. The main headline being Coventry City, who so nearly produced the comeback of the season in one of the games of the season. They pulled Manchester Untied back from 3-0 down to 3-3, taking the game to penalties and ALMOST achieving the mother of all comebacks. The lads analyse how Coventry almost did it, and why it feels like a hollow win for United.

They face Man City in the Final again, who laboured to a win over wasteful Chelsea.

And in the Premier League, Aston Villa carried their impressive European form into the weekend with a dominant, Ollie Watkins-inspired win over Bournemouth. While Nottingham Forest controversially lost to Everton with some questionable decisions, then taking to X to tweet their anger at the FA! The lads ponder whether they crossed the line in pretty much accusing them of corruption.

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In a huge weekend for movement at the top of the Premier League, at the top is where we saw it the most as Arsenal were beaten convincingly by Unai Emery's Aston Villa 2-0. Mike, Myles and Dave discuss how Emery set up to nullify the Gunners, and what Arsenal do from here.

Elsewhere, Liverpool lost to Crystal Palace and Tottenham lost to an Aleksander Isak-inspired Newcastle 4-0.

And also, will Nottingham Forest rue their 2-2 draw with Wolves as a missed opportunity in the relegation fight?

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Mike and Dave hail the heroic Hatters, as Luton grab a late, much-needed 2-1 win over Bournemouth with a superb 2nd-half fight back. As we reach the final stretch of the season we ask, are Rob Edwards' team actually enjoying the fight?!

Aston Villa almost gifted Brentford all 3 points despite going 2-0 ahead, with Ollie Watkins saving the day once more with the equaliser to make it 3-3. Watkins himself conceded Villa lacked a "big team mentality" by not seeing off Brentford while they had the chance. Is that a fair assessment.

Elsewhere, Manchester United somehow drew 2-2 to Liverpool to have a say in the title race. Despite facing a barrage of shots, Erik ten Hag's men came out fighting in the second half.

Which handed the advantage back to Arsenal, whose impressive 3-0 win over Brighton puts them back in the title driving seat.

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Myles and Dave try and sum up the biggest weekend of title-chasing action so far. Man City and Arsenal cancel each other out in a muted 0-0 draw, handing Liverpool the advantage. The lads discuss the action, plus debate the future of Jack Grealish.

Newcastle snatched a 4-3 comeback win over West Ham despite more injuries. However, it was the returning Harvey Barnes who made all the difference here.

Ezri Konsa's perfect week continued as Aston Villa beat West Midlands rivals Wolves 2-0. And Manchester United grabbed an undeserved point against Brentford.

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Mike and Dave analyse England's friendly encounter with Brazil, losing 1-0 at Wembley with a few experiments in Gareth Southgate's team.

Yes, it's only a friendly but it IS Brazil, and how did England fail to score?! Are they too conservative still, and how did the debutants play?

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