Join Myles and Dave for another epic English football weekend. The main headline being Coventry City, who so nearly produced the comeback of the season in one of the games of the season. They pulled Manchester Untied back from 3-0 down to 3-3, taking the game to penalties and ALMOST achieving the mother of all comebacks. The lads analyse how Coventry almost did it, and why it feels like a hollow win for United. They face Man City in the Final again, who laboured to a win over wasteful Chelsea. And in the Premier League, Aston Villa carried their impressive European form into the weekend with a dominant, Ollie Watkins-inspired win over Bournemouth. While Nottingham Forest controversially lost to Everton with some questionable decisions, then taking to X to tweet their anger at the FA! The lads ponder whether they crossed the line in pretty much accusing them of corruption.

In a huge weekend for movement at the top of the Premier League, at the top is where we saw it the most as Arsenal were beaten convincingly by Unai Emery's Aston Villa 2-0. Mike, Myles and Dave discuss how Emery set up to nullify the Gunners, and what Arsenal do from here. Elsewhere, Liverpool lost to Crystal Palace and Tottenham lost to an Aleksander Isak-inspired Newcastle 4-0. And also, will Nottingham Forest rue their 2-2 draw with Wolves as a missed opportunity in the relegation fight?

Mike and Dave hail the heroic Hatters, as Luton grab a late, much-needed 2-1 win over Bournemouth with a superb 2nd-half fight back. As we reach the final stretch of the season we ask, are Rob Edwards' team actually enjoying the fight?! Aston Villa almost gifted Brentford all 3 points despite going 2-0 ahead, with Ollie Watkins saving the day once more with the equaliser to make it 3-3. Watkins himself conceded Villa lacked a "big team mentality" by not seeing off Brentford while they had the chance. Is that a fair assessment. Elsewhere, Manchester United somehow drew 2-2 to Liverpool to have a say in the title race. Despite facing a barrage of shots, Erik ten Hag's men came out fighting in the second half. Which handed the advantage back to Arsenal, whose impressive 3-0 win over Brighton puts them back in the title driving seat.

Myles and Dave try and sum up the biggest weekend of title-chasing action so far. Man City and Arsenal cancel each other out in a muted 0-0 draw, handing Liverpool the advantage. The lads discuss the action, plus debate the future of Jack Grealish. Newcastle snatched a 4-3 comeback win over West Ham despite more injuries. However, it was the returning Harvey Barnes who made all the difference here. Ezri Konsa's perfect week continued as Aston Villa beat West Midlands rivals Wolves 2-0. And Manchester United grabbed an undeserved point against Brentford.

Mike and Dave analyse England's friendly encounter with Brazil, losing 1-0 at Wembley with a few experiments in Gareth Southgate's team. Yes, it's only a friendly but it IS Brazil, and how did England fail to score?! Are they too conservative still, and how did the debutants play?

A crazy week in the FA Cup Quarter-Finals saw 2 thrilling games. As Manchester United beat Liverpool 4-3 after extra time, Mike and Myles ponder the chaos and end-to-end action that made this game a Cup classic. The lads also analyse Coventry's late win to knock out favourites Wolves, as well as discussing the top 4 race again after Fulham beat Tottenham 3-0. And finally, Nottingham Forest's points deduction, and the England squad.

Mike and Myles pick apart a massive weekend at the top of the Premier League, as Liverpool and Manchester City drew 1-1 in a thoroughly entertaining game. We talk City's clever goal, De Bruyne's off-day, chaotic Luis Diaz, and the kung-fu kick that didn't win a penalty. Arsenal benefited the most from that result, moving top on goal difference after a 2-1 win at Brentford. Can the Gunners hold their nerve? North London neighbours Tottenham gave their top 4 hope a huge boost with a 4-0 win over rivals Aston Villa. Myles had plenty to say about Spurs' strengths and Villa's shortcomings. And can Wolves push for Europe? They're in the top half, and an impressive 2- win over Fulham the latest example of them growing against the odds.

Manchester stays Blue - to nobody's surprise. But Mike, Myles, and Dave focus on the excellent Phil Foden performance that secured a 3-1 win for City over United. We look at how Nottingham Forest were denied a precious point against Liverpool after Paul Tierney's refereeing horror show. Would Liverpool have won without being wrongly given possession back? We also look at how Aston Villa's bench proved its quality in a 3-2 win over Luton, question whether Jarrod Bowen is captain material, and who's to blame for Everton's struggles.

The first major silverware of the season was won by Liverpool, as they beat Chelsea 1-0 to lift the Carabao Cup - the first of another Quadruple assault. With the Reds missing several key players and turning to youth, it was the experienced Virgil van Dijk who secured the win in extra time. Mike, Myles and Dave discuss how the game was won and lost, and what this means for both teams for the rest of the season. Meanwhile, in the Premier League, Arsenal can't stop scoring, as they dispatched Newcastle convincingly 4-1. They look mentally in much better shape than last season, with Bukayo Saka leading the way. Aston Villa looked to cement their top 4 place against Nottingham Forest, and did so in a solid 4-2 win. And the lads also analyse the start of the Oliver Glasner era at Crystal Palace, and how much they improved in a 3-0 win over Burnley.

Mike, Myles, and Dave return to shine the spotlight on the Premier League's weekly highlights. Starting with Wolves' impressive tactical battle with Tottenham, leading to a 2-1 win over Ange Postecoglou's side - their 2nd of the season. We analyse how Gary O'Neil made it happen. Nottingham Forest secured their first clean sheet since November with a 2-0 win over indifferent West Ham. The lads look at the difference Taiwo Awoniyi makes to their play. Pau Torres' return shored up Aston Villa's makeshift defence in a 2-1 win at Fulham. Myles talks us through his influence, as well as Ollie Watkins' excellent finishing. And as Chelsea take points off Manchester City, we'll consider how that impacts the title race.

Mike, Myles and Dave are back, discussing the great and the good from the weekend's Premier League action. As Arsenal thrash West Ham 6-0 so many questions are raised. Can Arsenal seriously maintain their levels for a consistent title push? But mainly, is David Moyes finally being found out for his shortcomings? After Newcastle beat Forest we celebrate the magic of Bruno Guimaraes, and ask what Forest need to do to sort out that leaky defence. And at Villa Park, our 2 teams come together in a frustrating game which ended with Man United stealing all 3 points from Aston Villa. We get to see the lads' reactions fresh after the final whistle.

Back with a thrilling weekend filled with goals to discuss, Myles and Dave dive right in with the pick of the bunch. Arsenal's 3-1 win over Liverpool in what was a must-win game, set them up nicely for a push for the title. Providing they can stay consistent, performances like this will keep them in contention. The lads also chat about Luton's 4-4 draw with Newcastle, Aston Villa's emphatic return to winning ways, and giving Gary O'Neil the respect he deserves after thrashing Chelsea.

In another reduced set of fixtures this weekend, Mike chats with Myles and Dave about them all. Starting with Sheffield United's dramatic 2-2 draw with West Ham, which saw 2 red cards and 2 penalty decisions (one given) all after the 90-minute mark. The point is valuable for the Blades, but do they have enough to escape relegation? The performances of Brereton-Diaz and McAtee certainly gave fans some hope. Ivan Toney made the headlines on his return for Brentford, scoring and generally being a huge presence. Myles and Dave aren't fans of the forward though, they explain why. Gabriel Martinelli made an electric cameo appearance off the bench in Arsenal's 5-0 win over Crystal Palace. Is the Brazilian capable of rediscovering his best form? We also look at Palace's plight this season. And are Liverpool ok without Salah? A brace apiece for Diogo Jota and Darwin Nunez suggests there are goal threats from elsewhere in the Egyptian's absence.

The return of Kevin De Bruyne this week has highlighted just how influential he is to Manchester City, as he helped his team to a 3-2 comeback win over Newcastle. Is KDB one of the greatest the league has seen - and is he the key to City's title charge? Mike and Myles discuss that, as well as depleted Tottenham's terrific comeback against Man United, Ross Barkley's role in Luton's fight against relegation, FFP charges against Nottingham Forest and Everton (again), as well as the misogyny aimed at female pundits.

It's FA Cup Third Round weekend! Mike and Myles pick through the plethora of matches, and focus on Arsenal first of all, whose 2-0 defeat to Liverpool showed once again how much they're missing a killer instinct up front. But who could they get in January? We'll look at their options. There were wholesome, magical "cupsets" with Maidstone United beating Stevenage, and plucky Wrexham (can we still call them that?!) knocking out rivals Shrewsbury 1-0. Are we still feeling the love for the Wrexham story? And we pay tribute to the revolutionary Franz Beckenbauer, who passed away age 78.

Happy New Year listeners! Mike and Dave try and make sense of Arsenal's stuttering form, as they lose again, this time to London neighbours Fulham. Is it really as simple as needing a goalscorer? The lads look at where that leaves the title race, and if it can still be more than just Liverpool or Man City. We also shine a light on the magnificent form of Michael Olise for Crystal Palace this season, with a wonderful December continuing with 2 goals in a 3-1 win over Brentford. Palace have a star talent on their hands, but what does the future hold for the young winger, at both club and international level? Wolves continued their solid season under Gary O'Neil with a 3-0 win over Everton. with Hwang Hee-chan again central to their play. Just how important is Hwang, and can he continue to thrive? And Nottingham Forest won again against Manchester United, with Morgan Gibbs-White the star man. We discuss his influence on the team, and also United's future in 2024.

Seasons Greetings from TFD Towers! Mike and Dave look into the pick of the festive fixtures, starting with Nuno Espirito Santo's first - impressive - win as Nottingham Forest boss. A 3-1 win at St James' Park is no mean feat, and Forest put Newcastle to the sword with a slick counter-attacking display. A hat-trick for Chris Wood sealed an incredible Boxing Day for the Tricky Trees. Manchester United also produced an unlikely result, a 3-2 win over in-form Aston Villa at Old Trafford - after trailing 2-0 at half-time - was just what the beleaguered Red Devils needed - and winning goalscorer Rasmus Hojlund. Could this be the start of a revival? And Bournemouth continue to impress, they're on the verge of the top 10 after another win, this time 3-0 over Fulham. Andoni Iraola's team look a completely different team to the start of the season.

Mike breaks down the picks of this week's Premier League action, with West Ham climbing to 8th in the Premier League thanks to a Mo Kudus masterclass. His 2 goals continue his hot streak, and the link-up with Lucas Pacqueta is a real creative force for the Hammers. Newcastle bounced back from their Champions League exit with a 3-0 win over 10-man Fulham, as they continue their bid to get back into Europe's elite competition. Lewis Miley's first Newcastle goal was the highlight in a comprehensive win. Aston Villa ground out a win over Brentford to stay in third, and capitalise on lost points for Man City and Liverpool. And at Anfield, Manchester United hold the Reds to a 0-0 draw, with a ridiculous double-yellow for Diogo Dalot the flashpoint of an otherwise poor game.

Myles and Dave analyse Aston Villa's sensational and deserved win over Arsenal - fresh on the back of beating Man City - and start to ask THE question - is a title challenge now realistic?! Fulham smash another five goals in a game, this time against sorry West Ham. What's been the key to their prolific turnaround? And how can David Moyes' Hammers find consistency? The lads also look at Tottenham, as they remain in the top 4 hunt by beating rivals Newcastle convincingly.

Mike and Dave dive right into a goal-filled weekend of football. Starting with a blockbuster 3-3 draw between Man City and Spurs. Tottenham fought hard for the point, but City will feel aggrieved after another shocking refereeing decision robbed them of a chance to nick a winner. Nottingham Forest's recent poor run continued with a 1-0 defeat to Everton, despite another positive display overall. Is Steve Cooper under pressure, and will the find a stand-in good enough to replace Awoniyi while he's injured? The lads consider whether Alexis Mac Allister's world class goal for Liverpool against Fulham was better than Alejandro Garnacho's last week. And why do Aston Villa play differently away from home?