Two-Man Wall

Not only did the Premier League referees wage war on Brighton with a disaster-class on Saturday, but they followed it up by engaging in hand-to-hand combat with Andy Robertson on Sunday. Brayden and Ethan breakdown all this week's action and honor this horrendous officiating display with our All-Time Referee XI's.

The former Chelsea gaffer is the latest manager to get the boot after just 209 days in charge. Ethan and Brayden attempt to make sense of it all on this week's episode. Plus, City thump Liverpool and Newcastle silence United.

It's the international break. You're bored. We are too. To ease your sorrows, we crowned the greatest Premier League team ever, bracket-style (in honor of March🏀). So sit back, relax, and disagree with all our opinions before the league starts up again this weekend.

Tell us how you really feel, Antonio. We breakdown what, why, and how Conte's rant on his players went down. Plus, Chelsea slip back into disappointment and Fulham self-destruct in the FA Cup Quarter-final.

Seems like Liverpool could use some Advil and a greasy meal after going a bit too hard last weekend. They lose to 20th place Bournemouth, United drop points to Southampton while sending Casemiro in exile, and Arsenal breeze by Fulham through Mesut Trossard.

Yes, 7. Liverpool beat Man United 7-0. Arsenal leave it (very) late against Bournemouth, City cruise against Newcastle, and Chelsea end the match with more goals than their opponent

You really can't buy points in this league, just ask Boehly. Spurs handle Chelsea at home, Leeds win a crucial survival brawl, and United end their title drought.

Who is stopping this man right now? Liverpool have a statement win at St. James Park, Arsenal steal all three at the death, City slip at Forrest, and Chelsea literally lose to Southampton at home.

City on 51. Arsenal on 51. United on 46. Here we go. City snag all 3 points at the Emirates, Liverpool dispatch Everton, Leicester steamroll Spurs, and Brayden attempts to calm down frantic Arsenal fans.

McNeil, Tarkowski, and Dyche team up to sink Arsenal? Some things never change. Chelsea's shiny new squad buys them a point at home, Liverpool cannot score to save their lives, and City take ANOTHER shutout loss at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.