Armchair Analysts

This week the analysts talk about Arsenal getting one hand on the trophy, whether or not Brighton can challenge them, and how Spurs have pulled themselves up out of the relegation zone - while Man U remain perilously close to it. We even give some praise to Harry Kane at the end, if you'll believe that.

As United's miseries continue, do we know the first manager to go? And on the other end of the table, are the league winners already forecasted?

The Analysts question whether Brighton have the ability to go all the way, in light of their 5-0 thrashing of rivals Palace and the ominous empty slot presently at the top of the table.

Man City have been found guilty. They're still playing football - they're even top of the table. But are they? Aren't they? Will they get relegated? Or evicted from the league? Will Florian Wirtz ever have a good game in the Premier League? We don't know, and it's making us feel very existential limbo about it all.

As Manchester City are found guilty of almost all charges related to the '115', the Analysts take a look at how we got here, what could happen next, and what kind of punishment could fit the crimes.

This episode the analysts discuss the final round of fixtures before the Premier League goes on ice for 2-3 weeks.

this week, the analysts talk about the latest Premier League fixtures, including a new hero for Arsenal, a bad red card and a worse offside decision, and some bizarre defending from the blue side of London. Oh, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

The Analysts discuss the big London derby as Chelsea visited the Emirates, as well as Hull's continued clean sheet record, whether it's panic stations for the London teams in white, and Maitland-NILES!

As the transfer deadline loomed, the analysts discussed the window's business - and everything we learned from the second premier league weekend.

Live from a campsite, the Analysts break down the first week of 26/27 Premier League football.