Paris' top team fall out of the Champions League once more. And with Mbappe slated to sail off to Madrid in the summer, was this their last real shot at UCL glory? Also, we breakdown who we think is slated to win between Arsenal and City in the Premier League. Only two more weeks to go and only 1 point separates the two teams!

Wembley was home to another classic as Coventry City almost topple Manchester United. While City sleep their way past a impotent Chelsea attack, setting up a Manchester Derby for the FA Cup final. We discuss the madness at the bottom of the Premier League table and why Burnley should have played Sheffield seven months sooner. Also, we chat about Arsenal and City falling out of the Champion's League and if this is ACTUALLY the year for Mbappe to FINALLY win a UCL.

In a shocking turn of events, both Liverpool and Arsenal lose with only 6 matches left in the season, ceding the top spot to Manchester City. Will the Pep's men hold on once more, or is there another twist in this tale. Also, Newcastle put Mickey Van de Ven and Spurs in a blender, Cole Palmer shivers his way to another hat trick and Bayer Leverkusen lock down their first Bundesliga title in history.

The title race is still as tight as ever with Liverpool, Arsenal and City all within two points of one another with 9 left to play. The Gunners share the points with City as they both try to stay within reach of Liverpool who come back from a goal down to beat Brighton. Newcastle claw back from 3-1 down to beat West Ham while United and Chelsea continue to disappoint with draws in their respective matches as well. Also we take a look at Leverkusen's (still) unbeaten streak as they look to become only the third team in modern club football to go undefeated in their league.

Two of the most insane endings for Cup matches in England both went down over the weekend with Coventry beating Wolves and Manchester United wining over Liverpool. How did those two teams pull victory from the clutches of defeat and who will eventually go on to hoist the cup? Also, we discus the Champions League draw and ask can Arsenal finally put the Bayern Munich behind them? Manchester City meet Real Madrid for the third straight year and we wonder if Barcelona or PSG are actually dark horse teams now.

Anfield didn't disappoint as the battle for the Premier League sees City and Liverpool split the points while Arsenal sneak into the #1 spot. Who will push on in the final 10 matches? Also, Spurs close the gap on the final Champion's League slot as they demolish Aston Villa who totally implode at home. Is this the end of Villa's UCL aspirations. And speaking of Champions League, we review last week's matches and preview the final Round of 16 ties coming up this week.

Liverpool, City & Arsenal are all within one point of each other creating one of the most enthralling three-team title races we've ever seen. The Reds of Liverpool required some late game heroics to pull all three points away from Nottingham Forrest. City put on a 2nd half for the ages and come from behind to beat their crosstown rivals Manchester United, and Arsenal continue their blistering goal scoring record putting up 6 goals against the abysmal Sheffield. Which of these three teams are most poised to win it all? Also we discuss the new Champion's League format announced this week and why it's a Super League in all but name.

In a collapse of utterly embarrassing proportions, Chelsea's best shot at silverware fades into the ether as Liverpool's academy kids & Vergil van Dijk steal away the Carabao Cup. Will this be the beginning of the end for Pochettino, or just a roadbump? Also, Arsenal regain their form by taking out their UCL frustrations out on Newcastle. United remind us they are kind of mediocre and Everton thank their lucky stars (and their lawyers) as their 10-point penalty is reduced to 6, taking them out of the relegation battle. That and more on Football Furioso

In one of the most dominant performances of the season, Arsenal dismantle West Ham 6-0. What does it mean for the title race? Meanwhile, Villa's slips up at home once again, this time to Scott McTominay and ManU. Will they fall away out of Europe? Also, the Ivory Coast lift the AFCON trophy once again thanks to a late match flick from Sebastian Haller who's battle back to the top flight after a cancer diagnosis is nothing short of heroic. And lastly, is Spursyness infectious? Harry Kane and Eric Dier have a horror show at Bayer Leverkusen who now look poised to ride their form to a Bundesliga title.

While Arsenal down the mighty Liverpool, Luton make their case for staying up as they draw 4-4 against Newcastle. Manchester United look like they're primed to battle for Europa League while Chelsea's woes continue. We worry about Roy Hodgson's future at Palace and there's a new international competition on the horizon that features some of the greatest players of a generation ago.