The Overlap

This one hurts.

We. Are. BACK. We finally got the chance to record in person, face-to-face, mono-e-mono. After our few weeks off, we'll be talking about the recent Champions League results, our predictions for the final, and what happened to Man City and Barcelona (tears).

The Premier League and La Liga seasons are now officially over. As I weep in sorrow and Rheon celebrates Chelsea headed back to the Champions League, we recap what we learned throughout the season in both leagues, the final day in England, and what to expect in the Champions League.

Oh, and we'll be taking a quiiiiick vacation for the next few weeks, but we'll be back with another pod after the Champions League!

We have absolutely no idea who's going to get into the Champions League next season. Oh, also, we bring on another special guest to discuss the North London Derby.

As you can probably tell, this was not an easy episode to record. Barcelona are about to lose their La Liga crown...what a terrible year!

In Spain, there are three fundamental truths. 1) beautiful football is technically gifted football, 2) La Liga is the best league in the world and Messi is it's greatest ever player, and 3) the usage of VAR in the Mallorca vs Celta Vigo game was SHAMBOLIC.

We go over all of the latest news from Spain and why Real Madrid are destined to be the best team in Spain for the next few years.

There's so much football to cover this past week that we almost couldn't decide where to start. But, then we realized we should probably talk about the Premier League this time around since...you know...there's an official champion there.

Now, the Premier League is back. It's almost like there's TOO much football to watch with La Liga, the Premier League, and Serie A coming back virtually every day between now and July. We go over the major topics to make your life a little easier.

We made it. FIFTY (50) episodes in less than a year. And La Liga is coming back this week? Finally, a sliver of good news.

The last few days and weeks have been rough for us, personally. But, one of the ways we've been able to get through them is with the power of tthe beautiful game. We have a lot to say this week both related and unrelated to European football.