SO much happened this week in European competition for Spanish teams, both big and small! On this week's La Liga specific episode, we cover the historic win for Real Madrid at Anfield, Barcelona getting knocked out of Europe for the 4th time in a little over a year, and some of the ups and downs going on at Sevilla and Valencia.

This week, we go over all the fun events in the Premier League including United looking like a team under Sir Alex Ferguson, Liverpool picking up points for what feels like the first time in forever, Chelsea's continued woes, and some big title race implications! BONUS: A separate La Liga episode will be out later this week after the Champions League/Europa League games!

Look, we're still reeling from the SuperBowl loss, but we found enough energy to get together and record. Just for all of you. Just to name a few topics this week, we touch on the title race in the Premier League between Arsenal and Manchester City (including a preview of Wednesday's match), Spurs disappointing showing against Leicester, a fantastic match up in Celta Vigo vs Atletico, a surprising goal scoring record from Pedri. Plus, European football sort of snuck up on us this week.

Oh, and Rheon somehow found a way to present his best impression of revisionist history.

With the January transfer window wrapping up today, we thought, what more fitting episode to do than a transfer round up one (of course, we sprinkled in some analysis from this past weekend's set of league and cup games). From Cancelo to Bryan Gil, we go over all the real and possibly real news. By the time you're listening to this, deadline day may be wrapped up, but the crazy rumors are guaranteed to continue past this week.

With league games, cup games, and even a USMNT international friendly, we go through a LOT on this week's episode! Unfortunately, we both spent time watching Liverpool play Chelsea last weekend, but were at least redeemed by watching high quality football as Arsenal went on to beat United. Over in La Liga, the Copa Del Rey games took precedence for most of the top teams in Spain and there are a LOT of narratives there too.

The title might not be self-explanatory, but I promise if you get through the first few minutes, you'll understand. We're BACK this week talking all the big games across England and Spain from the NLD Derby, the Manchester Derby, El Clasico, and much, much more! Of course, we have to highlight the teams on the up and the down, from Sevilla, Chelsea, Atletico, and Liverpool. So. Much. Football.

Last week was weeeeeeeird with so many games, different competitions, and what felt like at least 2 games a day for the whole weekday. BUT, we go over it all on this week's episode covering everything from last weekend's 0-0 draw between Arsenal and Newcastle, a few very disappointing teams now (sorry Chelsea fans, Rheon is hurting with you), and a look ahead towards the Manchester Derby and North London Derby next weekend. We'll be back talking La Liga very soon with Real Madrid dropping points and Barcelona fully in control of their own destiny in the league.

The title really says it all. We're still getting over the World Cup fever, so bare with us as we adjust back to "normal life". BUT, this week we talk all about the Boxing Day games, why Newcastle are Champions League bound next season, whether Arsenal can continue their incredible run this season (yes), and why Darwin Núñez is a top, top talent! 

The 2022 Qatar World Cup has wrapped up and, in some ways, it feels like football itself has come to a fitting end. After possibly the best match of soccer EVER played, Lionel Messi is now a World Cup winner, his country flooded with emotion, and Mbappe continued to cement his legacy as one of the world's best. We go through all of the massive moments from this edition of the World Cup and the legacies behind it.

With the Quarterfinals upon us, a lot of people are going to make their predictions and bets. But, what we've realized is that knockout football can make absolutely ZERO sense sometimes. Nonetheless, we do our best to make sense of each of the Quarterfinal ties, who's likely to get to the Semifinals, and who could really win it all (hint: it might not be Brazil).