The Overlap

Barcelona put in arguably one of their best performances in years, Real Madrid continue to show why they're the kings of Europe over the last 5-6 years (but maybe not in Spain?), and Atletico Madrid are on the brink of a mental implosion. What does this mean for the rest of the La Liga season? Do Real Madrid have a chance at European AND domestic glory? Oh, and also Sevilla's keeper scored a world...

Dear-y, me. That just about sums up most top clubs reactions after the last 10 days of games. We took a few days off last week, but we're back talking a little Arsenal, Spurs, and the rest of the FA Cup match ups from this past weekend!

A draw in the Madrid Derby. Another draw for Atletico this past weekend. Are they letting the La Liga title slip away? Are Barcelona and Real Madrid in prime position to leap frog Atleti? Those questions answered, plus we take a look back at Barcelona's valiant effort against PSG last week and the other Spanish team's chances of going through in the Ro16 second legs.

Alright, we all know that United have gotten the best of Manchester City more often than not in the last 2 years under Ole, and this past weekend was no exception. We go over not just the Manchester Derby, but also Chelsea's big win against Everton, what another Liverpool loss means for them (and the relegation battle - with a special guest), and whether or not Gareth Bale is finding a return to f...

What better way to celebrate our 100th episode with one of Barcelona's best weeks (on and off the field) in years! This week, we go over the recent run of good form for the Catalans, why Real Madrid have kept stuttering in the league, and what Atletico's chances are of going on to win the title. With the Madrid Derby coming up this weekend, we make our picks for who comes out on top. Meanwhile, we...

We'll make this brief: just a simple thank you to everyone who has helped us get to 100 episode on the podcast! This week we go over all the shenanigans in England, including an underwhelming Chelsea vs United match up, a Leicester in poor form, and Liverpool back to winning ways.

Yeah, so we need to talk about La Liga...Atletico continue to drop points in the league and slip up in the Champions League, Barcelona get mauled by PSG at home, and Real Madrid are still 3 points off the top of the league with Atleti having a game in hand over them (albeit, the Madrid Derby is approaching). So, where do each of these teams sit in their chances to win the league now? Is Spanish fo...

We've concluded that Manchester City is the Death Star until we're proven otherwise. That conclusion has largely been successful, of course, until we're prove wrong. In other news, Liverpool continue a semi-poor run of form, but showed some signs of a spark in their game against Leipzig. United and Leicester come out on top over the weekend while West Ham slyly move up into fourth, confirming the...

Europe's formidable competition. The jack of all trades. THE Champions League is back this week (finally) to provide some much needed additional narratives with the likes of Sevilla vs Dortmund, Leipzig vs Liverpool, and, of course, Barcelona vs PSG. We go over all the details of each tie and what we're looking forward to most. We also added a quick Q&A portion to the podcast at the end, answe...

It's inevitable isn't it? Manchester City. Domination. It's just what's expected from Pep, but maybe even more impressively, with a squad that is not at the caliber they were at 2 years ago. Meanwhile, we have to talk about what this result means for Liverpool, how poor the keepers in the United vs Everton match were, and a round up of the rest of the Premier League. Oh yeah, and Chelsea won.

Yep. Dutchification. It's a word. We didn't make it up. But Ronald Koeman may be making up things as he goes at Barcelona. Is Griezmann also quietly having a great season? Meanwhile, Atletico continue on a ridiculous run of form, but actually showed signs of weakness this past weekend. We talk a little Real Madrid as well and what they need to focus on between now and the end of the season.

This week in the Premier League, we invited our old friend Desmond, an unfortunate Spurs fan, back on the podcast to talk about the upcoming Spurs vs Chelsea clash this week. Afterwards, we discuss the Arsenal vs United snooze fest, Leicester and Everton's poor results, and Rheon's pick for Premier League player of the year.

While Atletico continue to storm to the La Liga title, we took some time to not just focus on the league leaders, but their runners-up and some of their *potentially* unfixable problems if they don't make smart sporting decisions soon. Of course, we also review Barcelona's recent positive run of form and whether letting Luis Suarez go may have actually been a good idea.

Well, we can't say this wasn't coming, but it's still sad to see. Frank Lampard is out as Chelsea manager after a very poor run of games. But, that's not the only thing we cover this week. An entertaining Manchester United vs Liverpool match up, a look ahead at a few big upcoming fixtures in England, and a little Serie A news all coming your way!

This past (long) weekend saw a snoozefest in the North West Derby, Manchester City return to their consistent strength of years past, Arsenal and Spurs step into form, and Chelsea continue to stumble. Where does this weekend leave the Top 3 teams? Is Lampard on his way out at Chelsea? Which of Spurs or Arsenal have a better chance of finishing Top 6? All that and more on this week's Premier League...

Atleti just keep winning. There's really no way to beat around the bush. So, with more than 50% of La Liga finished, could we see them comfortably win the league? Will Barcelona or Real put their foot on the gas and finally challenge? Where do Sevilla, Real Sociedad, and Villareal sit now? All that and more is answered in this week's La Liga podcast!

Looking towards not one, but TWO, North West Derbys in the next 10 days to look forward to, so we invited friend of the pod, Cam. In the second half of the pod, we look ahead to a big week for Villa and Everton and a top 6 clash between Southampton or Leicester.

It's amazing how every 10 days or so, La Liga's Top 4 seems to dramatically change...except for Atleti. This week, we go over Atletico's chances at the title, where Real Madrid and Barcelona after the new year, and where some of the other top teams in La Liga sit.

Welcome to 2021! Apologies again for the audio issues on Elyas's end, but this week we've got a packed agenda going over whatever has happened to Chelsea since we last recorded, whether or not City can compete for the title again, are United actually a Top 4 (read: title contending) side, and where, of course, Arsenal, Leicester, and Liverpool stand. Enjoy!

As we wrap up 2020 (finally), we take a look at how the top and bottom teams in La Liga have faired so far and what to expect from them in 2021!

As we wrap up 2020 (finally), we take a look at how the top and bottom teams in the Premier League have faired so far and what to expect from them in 2021!

Once again, Zidane is at it again with his black magic, turning this team around completely in 10 days. We go over the major changes Zidane has a made as well as what the Madrid Derby result means for Atletico, where two wins in a row leaves Barcelona, and each team's respective Champions League draws!

You'll understand the title once you get through the podcast. BUT, in this week's Premier League pod, we invited an old coach and advisor onto the show to talk about Liverpool's upcoming game with Spurs. Later on, we go over some of the results from this past weekend including why watching the Manchester Derby was just painful.

On the La Liga portion of this week's pod, we go over how Zidane has gone from the chopping block 10 days ago to potential Madrid hero. Also, once again, Atléti show how difficult it is to beat them and we preview this upcoming weekend's Madrid Derby! Can't believe we had to talk about this too, but we have to have the discussion: what's going on with Messi?

I think the title says it all really. WHAT did we watch during this past weekend's NLD? Only the former philosophers of the world can tell us. In other news, Rheon FINALLY gets on the Chelsea-might-win-this-thing train Elyas highlights how Arsenal and Manchester United can actually improve.