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.

Super Frank is the Prem's latest manager casualty as Everton drop to 19th. Arsenal scrape past United in a thriller, City storm back against Spurs, Chelsea and Liverpool stall in the Battle of Mid, an Brayden guesses managerial quotes.

Brighton become the latest team to uproot Klopp's Reds. United upset City despite controversy, Arsenal paint the town red, and Joao Felix kicks off his month long holiday in London.

Chelsea need a Todd Boehly All-Star break ASAP. Newcastle hold Arsenal scoreless, United roll, Spurs win ugly yet comfortably, and Everton get booed at Goodison.

Unlike Darwin's theories, Núñez might be evolving backwards. Brentford go sicko mode, City stumble, Arsenal cruise, and it's the return of Speed Tiers.

The World Cup is done. Get over it. Time to move on to bigger and better things. Trust us, it's for the better. Ethan breaks down some winners and losers from the last month of international competition as we gear up for MW17.

What. A. Game. We break down the two semifinals and the greatest World Cup final in history that saw Messi capture the trophy that eluded him as well as some unmissable moments amidst Argentina's celebrations.

This is one doozy of a podcast so buckle up. We breakdown MW3, the Ro16, and the quarterfinals to gear you up for an inevitable Croatia-Morocco World Cup Final thriller.

Boy oh boy we got a lot to talk about. Argentina lose at 5 in the morning, England win 0-0 against USA, Japan beat Germany then lose to Costa Rica, and Belgium get a mickey mouse win over Canada.

The World's Game is finally upon us and Ethan and Brayden are here to spoil the entire thing for you. Do NOT listen to this podcast if you enjoy being surprised by football match outcomes.

Two-goal wonder? New cult hero? You decide. All we know is that Crysencio Summerville is single handedly saving Jesse Marsch's job. Unai spanks United in return, Arsenal swipe the derby, Liverpool win(!), and Newcastle stay hot.

This is one Potter that can't break a curse (idk I've never seen the movies). Marsch pulls out a miracle win at Anfield, the Almiron train keeps rolling, Spurs rescue all 3 points at the death, and KDB is good at football.

If we learned anything this week it's to never take Nottingham Forest (A) for granted. We talk about all 20 teams for 90 seconds each because we know you all have short attention spans. Arsenal drop points, Spurs lose at home, Liverpool do an oopsies, and United impress.

Liverpool shock City at Anfield, Arsenal survive at Elland Road, and it's the return of Ethan vs Twitter: Ballon D'or Edition.