Over The Top - EPL

The pressure gets to title hopefuls Arsenal and Liverpool as they both slip to surprising home losses; Liverpool's fail to score from big chances and fall to a slick Palace side; Arsenal fail to take advantage against an impressive Aston Villa side, who dominated the second half; Newcastle destroy Spurs again at St. James Park to complicate Spurs' Champions League hopes; United are unconvincing again in draw at Bournemouth; Cole Palmer scores four in Everton route and goes level with top scorer Haaland on 20 goals.

Old rivals Jose & Pep face off again; an injury-ravaged Liverpool welcome leaders Leicester; Chelsea aim to keep up their early-season form; VAR controversy grips Manchester United v. West Brom; the guys hand out their early season awards with a quarter of the season gone.

We keep it simple on this episode and focus on Matchweek 25 games. Everton win the Merseyside Derby at Anfield for the first time in 22 years, putting them level on points with Liverpool; West Ham kneecap Tottenham's chances to finish in the Champions League places; Manchester City go 18 unbeaten in easy win over Arsenal; Callum Hudson-Odoi is subbed on and off; Leicester and Manchester United both cruise.

Despite feelings of an inevitable Man City title charge, an impressive Arsenal keep humming with an easy 3-0 win over Bournemouth; Haaland's "poor season" continues after putting four past Wolves and putting him top of the goal scoring charts; Aston Villa look set for the Champions League with Spurs falling apart at the season's end; Manchester United's season becomes so miserable that even Chelsea could finish above them, with much more momentum looking ahead; Burnley and Luton look sure to join Sheffield United in the relegation places barring major surprises.

The guys discuss the great matches of Leicester-City and Arsenal-Everton. They then pronounce Spurs' Champions League chances dead without an out-and-out striker.