Manchester United's shocking defeat to the Malaysian All-Stars dominates this week's episode. We dissect the Red Devils' dismal performance and what it means for their future. Is it time for a managerial change? Which players should be shown the door?

We also touch on Liverpool's title win and Aston Villa's near-miss for Champions League football. Spurs' potential gets a look, but can they finally find consistency?

The USMNT's Gold Cup preparations are briefly discussed, along with a lighthearted tale of young players outshining veterans in an adult league match.

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For the first time in 17 years, Tottenham Hotspur have won a major trophy! Spurs defeated Manchester United in Bilbao on Wednesday to end their trophy drought and secure an important spot in next season's Champions League. Crystal Palace also ended their indefinite trophy drought in a 1-0 win over Manchester City in the FA Cup Final at the weekend. Spurs and Palace join Newcastle United as English clubs, and Bolonga from Italy, who have ended their long waits for a trophy. Could PSG complete the poetic drought-ending season with a UCL win over Inter Milan?

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In this episode, we explore the intense competition in the Premier League as teams vie for coveted European spots, analyzing key matches and standout performances. We also focus on the Championship playoff, where Sunderland and Coventry battled it out for promotion, highlighting the stakes and outcomes. Barcelona's rising star, Lamine Yamal, is in the spotlight as we discuss his recent impressive display and what it means for the Ballon d'Or race.

Additionally, we address the looming concerns surrounding the 2026 World Cup in the USA, examining the intersection of politics and sports and how it might influence soccer coverage and fan experience. Join us for an insightful discussion covering the beautiful game's highs and lows.

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Inter Milan's victory over Barcelona may have been the best UCL semi-final of all time. Both legs had everything fans could have asked for. The tie was filled with bangers, unreal saves, physicality, and drama. What else could we have asked for? While less entertaining, the second semi-final was a wonderful hate-watch for anyone who dislikes Arsenal. Gigio Donnarumma and Yann Sommer put on some of the best goalkeeper performances in recent memory. The upcoming final should be a spectacle.

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur booked their tickets to Bilbao for what should be a dumpster fire of a Europa League final. The club that loses this match will be in utter dismay, and the winner will have salvaged an awful season with an unlikely spot in next year's UCL.

The European places in the EPL table are heating up with just three matches remaining. Seven points separate 2nd-7th, and there is an, albeit unlikely, scenario where Arsenal crash out of Europe completely.

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We start off with a breakdown of the EPL Table, highlighting the cluster that is the competition for the remaining UCL Spots. Brian does a bit of celebrating Liverpool's League Title win before we dive into the Champions League.

The UCL discussion features a debate over whether it is harder to win the UCL or a top domestic league.

We also break down the cinematic experience of Barcelona vs. Inter Milan. It was an instant classic featuring an IMMENSE performance from 17-year-old starlet Lamine Yamal.

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This week's episode features multiple crashouts from CrushTalksSports about Leicester City. Chad was simply not having a good time. He dives into everything from poor substitutions, horrid play, bad signings and sales, and the overall poor state of Leicester City. His final straw was the realization that Leicester could end up losing to Wrexham in the Championship next season.

The gang also dives into TAA's passionate celebration over the weekend and what it means for his upcoming transfer to Real Madrid.

We close out the episode with a discussion about the Europa League by highlighting the incredible journey of Bodo/Glimt, as well as the chances that Spurs and Manchester United have at lifting the trophy.

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We start this week by detailing Leicester City's struggles as Chad celebrates the Foxes' first goal since early February. The EPL Title race is all but over, but there is still plenty to play for in the European places in the League Table.

Arsenal took care of business in Madrid, winning the second leg 2-1 and the overall tie 5-1. The Gunners are poised to take on PSG in the next round after the Parisians took down Aston Villa 5-4 on aggregate. Chad is very high on Inter Milan after their win over Bayern; he even has them as his UCL favorites.

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Declan Rice, TAKE A BOW. The Arsenal midfielder hit two STUNNING free kicks against Real Madrid on Tuesday en route to a 3-0 win for the Gunners at the Emirates. Inter Milan went into Munich and left with a 2-1 against Bayern thanks to a beautiful Latauro Martinez finish, followed by a Davide Fratessi goal to take the lead back in the 88th minute. Barcelona, unsurprisingly, handled business against Dortmund with a 4-0 win at Camp Nou, and PSG handled Villa by way of a 3-1 win in France.

The guys also gloss over last week's EPL action, while Chad mentions the literal CHILD who debuted for Leicester City. We feel old.

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The gang is back for what could be the fastest episode we have ever done. We break down the games from Tuesday and Wednesday, with Karl giving some insight on the (awful) state of Manchester United. Chad takes a stab at the (many) problems facing Leicester City that all seem to begin with the preseason appointment of Steve Cooper. Brian weighs in on the controversial offsides no-call in the Merseyside Derby with opinions about the nature of judgment calls in sports.

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In this episode of the High Kicks podcast, we explore the buzz around Trent Alexander-Arnold's transfer from Liverpool to Real Madrid. To put it lightly, Brian is pissed. The Premier League title race is intensifying, and we assess Liverpool's prospects against Arsenal and Nottingham Forest.

We also examine the recent challenges faced by the US Men's National Team, questioning whether it's a matter of effort or misfortune. Additionally, we discuss the implications of hosting the 2026 World Cup in the U.S. and whether it's the optimal choice.

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