Is it satisfactory that Arsenal lost by a single goal to City? We dive into Wilfred Zaha saying he will no longer take a knee as well as look at the NextGen stars following impressive performances in the UCL

In this latest episode we contrast and debate which has had the better career between Guardiola and Mourinho. We talk Rooney's call to scrap VAR and who most needs to win the UCL this season

In this week's episode we look at Manchester City's dismantling of Liverpool, what Harry Kane's career prospects are at Spurs and wether or not it's already time for Kaizer Chiefs to bid farewell to Gavin Hunt

In this week's episode we discuss the game between Manchester United and Arsenal as well as debate which of De Bruyne, Vardy or Kane is the bigger loss to their team. We also ask if the Soweto Derby is worth anything more than bragging rights

Following ongoing difficulties, Frank Lampard has been fired. We discuss if it was the right decision. We take a look at how Martin Oddergard improves Arsenal and debate Liverpool's prospects for the remaining season

Manchester United played out a draw vs Liverpool, will they remain their equals all season? We take stock of the story at the halfway point of the EPL season before debating the legacy of Mesut Ozil at Arsenal now that he's (finally) gone

In this week's episode we look back at 2020 and review some awards given out as well as pick our athlete of the year amongst other lists on the year that was.

Another loss, another week Mourinho states they were better - we discuss.

We weigh up Bielsa's all or nothing approach, if Liverpool are about to pull away from the field and try to make sense of Arteta's stat rant.

With neither of the "big 6" winning this past weekend, we review the results. We look back at the racial incident and walking off of Istanbul Başakşehir and PSG and review the UCL matchups.

In this week's episode we break down the North London Derby, we then asses Klopp's naming of Chelsea as EPL favourites and we ask if there's any player as/more important to their team than Bruno Fernandes.