The 2026 World Cup has arrived and is well and truly underway.

An entertaining group stage has finished and the knock out phase is already providing some surprising outcomes.

Guest hosting along side Woody this week, it's the return of Milad as the lads react to the biggest talking points of the tournament so far, before assessing Australia and England's chances in the next round.

Plus some predictions of the remaining Round of 32 matches to round out the show!

After 22 years, Arsenal have returned to the Premier League promise land. Just what does it mean for Arsenal fans and especially lifelong Gunner Woody?

The final day had plenty to dissect as Tottenham Hotspur avoided relegation, with West Ham United going down, and Sunderland qualifying for the Europa League!

Finally, the Champions League final looms for Arsenal as a date with destiny awaits Mikel Arteta's squad, but can they do it?

The fellas are back with as the season climbs to a huge climax!

Two weeks left of the 2025/26 campaign and as much at stake at both ends of the table as their has been for for quite some time.

Arsenal hold a slender lead to Manchester City in the title race, while as many as eight teams still have a chance at qualification for European football next season.

Wilbur asks Woody if his beloved Arsenal can stay the course, and Woody tries to convince Wilbur that Everton can push for a Europa League place.

Finally, the relegation battle is almost certain to come down to the final day, who do the boys think is staying up out of Tottenham and West Ham?

There are seven games left in the Premier League season and Tottenham Hotspur, remarkably, sit only one point above the relegation zone in 17th.

Having parted company with interim manager Igor Tudor, who lasted 44 days in the job, Roberto De Zerbi has been tasked with keeping Spurs up. Is he the right man for the job?

How has it all gone so horribly wrong for a club that has for so long considered itself a part of the seemingly untouchable "Big 6"?

How do the North London club stack up against the teams fighting around them to avoid the drop, and just how real are their chances of playing Championship football next season?

The boys are back after each spending time away on holidays, to recharge and ready themselves for the run in to the end of the season.

Mohammed Salah has announced he will be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season, and what will that mean for the remainder of this season for the Reds?

Meanwhile, on the blue side of Merseyside, Everton are hitting form at the right time and find themselves pushing for a European spot next year.

Could the Toffees potentially finish above Liverpool in the Premier League?

Plus, as it's the first international break for a while, there is of course some discussion around Thomas Tuchel's selection of his 35 man squad for this pre-World Cup camp.

Liam Hall steps in to guest host with Jasper this week to help take stock of the season that has been so far.

Just past the halfway point of the season, and with the winter transfer window closed and the European group phase finished, it's as good a time as any for a mid-season review.

Are Arsenal terrible title frontrunners? Can Man City pull it together to chase them down? Does anyone take Aston Villa seriously in the title race?

All this and more to come, along with some mid-season awards!

The start to 2026 has been nothing short of chaotic in the Premier League with two managers sacked inside the first week!

Out went Enzo Maresca replaced by Liam Rosenior on a long term contract, and Ruben Amorim followed suit shortly after with Michael Carrick now interim head coach till the end of the season.

So what will it mean for both clubs moving forward?

Will Rosenior be allowed to succeed within the current set up at Chelsea, and do Manchester United even have anything left to play for this season?

It's been 13 months since Ruben Amorim was appointed manager of Manchester United.

What has followed has been nothing short of a rollercoasted of fortunes for the Red Devils, but how are their prospects looking a year later?

Have United turned a corner, or are the same issues still as prevalent as they were when Amorim took over?

The lads weigh the good and the bad before assessing the outlook for the rest of the season.