On this week's Premier League episode, we go into detail on the star-studded return to Old Trafford for Cristiano Ronaldo, what to make of the narrative surrounding Mo Salah's career as he scores his 100th Premier League goal, whether Leeds should be worried, and, finally, how big is the gap between the Top 4 and the rest of the league!

Club football (along with American football) are BACK this weekend, so we figured it's only fair for us to go over a few questions we've seen floating around about Ronaldo's return to United, what happened in the Brazil vs Argentina "match", and whether or not Griezmann's return to Atletico is a good footballing decision. Lastly, we go through the Champions League groups and our favorites in each!

Well the international break is upon us, so we took a few minutes out of our day to complain about the USMNT, explain our deepest and darkest nightmares about this team's path to the World Cup, and evaluate whether or not we need more therapy as a direct result of the games against El Salvador and Canada.

Continuing this series for this past weekend's games in La Liga. Game of the Week: Levante vs Real Madrid. A couple of fun questions about Barca's backline (or lack thereof?), Atletico's need for a striker, and whether Vinicius is really about to prove himself as the real deal!

Title says it all. Game of the week: Arsenal vs Chelsea. Boys vs Men. A couple of fun questions about Man United and Everton. Players/Team of the week? Listen to find out!

As Rheon calls it, winning things. In the first Messi-less weekend of Spanish football in 15 years, all of the Top 4 teams in Spain won, but the ways they got there was...unexpected. We go over Barcelona's impressive win over La Real, Real Madrid and Atletico's strong performance against Alaves and Celta Vigo, respectively. Oh, and Bordalas's team (Valencia) continue to do Bordalas things!

The Premier League season is under way and there were surprisingly no draws in the first matchday of the season. Meanwhile, City couldn't finish their chances if Maradona himself had come down from the heavens and "Hand of God-ed" their chances into the net, Spurs look shockingly adequate, Arsenal continue to be woeful (Arteta...out in the near future?), and United make a STATEMENT against Leeds.

The 2020-2021 season(s) are about to begin this weekend across Europe (sans Ligue 1, which started last weekend), so we wanted to give you a preview of 3 top-of-mind questions we had going into the Premier League and La Liga seasons. Will Chelsea's imminent purchase of Lukaku prove to be worthwhile in their challenge for the title? Are Atletico favorites to win the title again and why? All that and more on this week's pod...and a few exciting things coming on the podcast in the next 1-2 months!

Yup. It's real. Lionel Messi will not be a Barcelona player this coming season or thereafter. It feels almost ominous to write this, but we break down what led to this point, why Barcelona are in the position they are in, and what's next for the greatest of all time.