Will Unwin, Jonathan Fadugba, and Lars Sivertsen, all football journalists, dive into a thrilling discussion following a packed Boxing Day of matches. They celebrate Fulham's impressive victory over Chelsea, reflecting on tactical advancements and managerial successes in the Premier League. Nottingham Forest's resurgence is highlighted, contrasting their rise with Tottenham's struggles. The panel debates Arsenal's standings and the controversy around VAR decisions while exploring Liverpool's dominance and the intense race for Champions League spots.

Jonathan Liew, Will Unwin, and Nooruddean Choudry discuss Scott McTominay's performance and Ballon d'Or consideration, Manchester City's poor performances and FA charges, the thrilling Luton vs Arsenal match and social media frenzy, the goalkeeping situation and manager's decision, critique of defenses and societal boundaries of humor, Brighton's victory over Brentford and resurgence, Brentford's injuries and preview of their match against Wolves, and Burnley's struggles in the Premier League.

Barry Glendenning, Dan Bardell, and Will Unwin discuss the Premier League title race, Arsenal's challenges, stadium conditions, and a unique treehouse experience in Wales. They analyze Rexham's promotion, Burnley's struggles, and Nottingham Forest fans' celebrations. Additionally, they talk about Chelsea's progress, controversial incidents, and nominee discussions for player awards.

A detailed analysis of the intense Liverpool vs City match, focusing on key moments and player performances. Discussion on the competitive title race, struggles in scoring, missed opportunities, and controversies like diving, VAR, and entertaining football. Insights on other matches, including Villa vs. Tottenham and Everton's challenges. The podcast provides humorous reflections on managerial longevity and water consumption trends.

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nedum Onuoha and Will Unwin as Manchester City claim their fifth Premier League title in six years. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod