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SM is joined by Bojan to discuss the latest round of fixtures in the Premier League, as Man United get a satisfying victory against a Kane-less Spurs. Everton have sacked Koeman, but is Unsworth able to do any better? Is there anyone who would actually take the job on? The pair then look ahead to this week's big fixtures, as a struggling Chelsea entertain a United side who might just go out and attack them, while their cross-town rivals host Arsenal in what could potentially be a very one-sided game.

SM is joined by Bojan to discuss how the season is panning out, with Man City crushing Stoke to declare their title intentions. Meanwhile, across town United were parking a bus at Liverpool that was struggling to get into gear. The two also discuss the prospects for Everton's season as they struggle to get started, before turning attention to the big clash between Spurs and Liverpool.

SM is joined by Bojan to discuss the sending off of Mane that sparked a huge Man City win, as well as the surprising sacking of Frank De Boer after just four games in charge of Crystal Palace. The pair also assess the impact that a Leeds return to the PL would have, before previewing the striker returns for Lukaku and Rooney as well as a potentially demoralising Chelsea game with Arsenal.

SM, Thomas9 and Bojan KantKick sit down to discuss the latest round of drama in the Premier League as Arsenal are thumped 4-0 by Liverpool on the anniversary of their drubbing at the hands of United. United's hot streak continues against Leicester, and plenty of managers are already feeling the heat. The trio also round up the Transfer Window and assess a number of club's movements, before previewing Manchester City against Liverpool, and Everton's match with Spurs.

SM, Cruyff14 and Fryer Tuck discuss the big results out of another weekend of Premier League football, where Manchester United continued their terrifying form, while Chelsea got the chocolates in the London derby against Spurs. Arsenal face Liverpool this weekend with Sanchez and Coutinho no doubt hard at work recovering from their "injuries". Can Leicester stop the United train?

SM, Cruyff14 and Cooksen discuss the big results from the first week back in the PL season. Arsenal and Leicester played out a high-scoring thriller before Liverpool choked as only Liverpool can. Spurs host Chelsea at Wembley, and it seems there's more reasons to discount either team's chances than to pump them up!