Ronny and LV were joined by their favorite Serie A expert and Julian Faustini of CalcioWithJulian on episode 136! And in that same vein, Serie A was the topic of the day courtesy of Napoli fumbling the bag at home against Salernitana on Sunday. But before that, the boys did a deep dive on Inter Milan's match against red-hot Lazio, breaking down the Nerrazuri season thus far. That turned into a discussion on the healthy amount of competition in Serie A, and the lack thereof in Europe's other leagues. Speaking of other leagues, the good bros also broke down the Bundesliga title race, with neither team wanting to retain the top spot, and the Premier League race, where Man City finally took control over Arsenal.

BS of the Week was given to Klopp's hamstring-pulling celebration, Napoli's failure to capture glory at the perfect time, and Acerbi of Inter Milan for an unfortunate gift to his former club.

The Footy Misfits reunited in full force on episode 134. Ronny, LV, and Spencer led off with the Copa Del Rey semi-final (which happened to be yet another El Clasico) before diving into La Liga's top-four race. There were more domestic cup semifinals in Europe as Juventus and Inter Milan faced off in a heated first leg of the Coppa Italia semis. That turned into a conversation about Juventus' chances at a European spot this season growing, while Inter and AC Milan continue to fail in securing points. The Premier League was also jampacked with action as Frank Lampard kicked off his 2nd stint at Chelsea (yes, you read that right) with a loss against Wolves. Liverpool and Arsenal delivered a thrilling 2-2 draw at Anfield, potentially blowing the title race door wide open as Man City continue their fine form. And finally, some notes on the international break on the women's side of footy before handing BS of the Week to television networks not airing women's football enough, Gerard Pique, and Jurgen Klopp for blowing his load.

The Misfits were without Ronny on episode 133, but have no fear — Spencer and LV were around to break down the latest footy happenings. Beginning with the international fixtures over the course of the week, the duo touched on some UEFA footy (Portugal scoring for fun; England and Kane breaking records) and some more record breaking from Argentine hero Lionel Messi. Following that was a conversation on the return of club footy for the business end of the season! In Serie A, Napoli faced a rough defeat to upcoming UCL opponents AC Milan. In La Liga, Benzema continued to show and prove his form during the month of Ramadan. The Premier League gave the good bros not one but TWO managerial sackings to break down as Graham Potter and Brendan Rodgers were both relieved of their duties. and finally, Der Klassiker in Germany allowed Bayern Munich to reclaim their spot atop the Bundesliga table.

BS of the Week was given to a cheating USMNT international and a Ligue 1 manager hating on Ramadan.

Spencer and LV took the reigns on episode 131 while Ronny was away On Location for Charlotte FC vs. Atlanta United. The pair dived straight into the 2nd legs of the UEFA Champions League, which saw Spurs and PSG crash out miserably, Benfica crush Brugge, and Chelsea complete a comeback at home against BVB. The good bros also played a quick game of managerial hot seat, debating whether Graham Potter, Antonio Conte, Diego Simeone, and Jurgen Klopp were in trouble this season. The Europa League round of 16 also kicked off and provided plenty of goals.  Finally, the Misfits dived into the domestic happenings across Europe before handing down BS of the Week to a false transfer report featuring Houssem Aouar.

The Champions League returned over the past week and so did the #Misfits. On episode 130, Ronny and LV got straight into the mediocre UCL slate which featured Tottenham AC Milan, BVB, Chelsea, PSG, Bayern Munich, Club Brugge, and Benfica. The boys also looked ahead to next week's European fixtures. Europa League delivered some entertainment, including the firecracker between Man United and Barcelona. The weekend's results saw Arsenal climb back to the top of the Prem, and a three-way tie atop the Bundesliga. 

BS of the Week was handed down to Toni Kroos and a Bayern fan who won a stupid prize.

The Football Misfits were back in full swing after a week off. And with no shortage of topics to cover on and off the field, the boys kicked things off with the charges aimed at Manchester City by the Premier League. The state of football front offices then helped segue the conversation into the 'remixed' Super League proposal released by executives of football's most prominent institutions. Following all the off-field shenanigans, the guys took a look at results in the Premier League (including Arsenal dropping points again), in Serie A where Napoli has become seemingly untouchable, in the Bundesliga where a three-horsed race is officially underway, and in La Liga where Atletico Madrid seem dead in the water.

BS of the Week was presented to Lionel Messi's brother and the new weak-ass Super League.

English football headlined episode 128 of The Football Misfits! Ronny, LV, and Spencer discuss the marquee FA Cup fixture between Manchester City and Arsenal, Liverpool's defeat to Brighton, Tottenham earning an away W at Preston, and Wrexham captivating the football world. The guys also discuss headlines in the English game and whether or not former football-playing legends make good managers once their careers are over. The good brothers dip into leagues around Europe before handing BS of the Week nods.

On the latest edition of the #Misfits, Ronny and LV dived deep into THE match of the moment in the Premier League. The clash between Arsenal and Manchester United had a vintage feel as the Gunners looked to maintain their spot atop the table. With the old rivalry renewed, the conversation opened up to the performance of the two club managers: Ten Hag and Mikel Arteta. Afterward, the boys looked at the punishments handed down to Juventus and its (former) front office members. And after a short recap of the happenings around Europe, BS of the Week served as the final course (given to Olympique Lyonnais Féminin, Salernitana, and a midtable Premier League match).