A massive episode. AFCON served one of the wildest final days in recent memory — chaos, controversy, a hella late goal, heartbreak, the full package.

Then we head straight into the Manchester Derby: United win 2–0, and honestly? It should’ve been three or four. We talk dominance, tactical bravery and how United finally looked like a functional elite side again.

Fabo then goes on a INEOS rant — buckle in — while we also dig into what’s next for Michael Carrick, who now finds himself at the helm.

Only big topics. Only real talk. Absolute heater of an episode.

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A shorter episode this week — just the Arsenal boys, Arman and Marton, taking the mic to break down the biggest coaching and form stories in the league.

We start with Arsenal, who continue to look sharp, cohesive, and confident as they push through the winter fixtures. Tactical clarity, defensive stability, and attacking variety — we discuss why the good times keep rolling.

Then we pivot to Manchester United, where the situation is… messy. After letting Rúben Amorim go, United are now actively searching for an interim coach until the summer, when the real long-term appointment will be made. We analyse what led to this point, who could realistically come in, and what this means for the rest of United’s season.

Two Arsenal fans, one big coaching saga, and plenty of football talk.

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Another weekend, another twist in the Premier League title race.

We start with Arsenal’s nervy win at Wolves, where Mikel Arteta’s side came close to dropping points but once again found a way to get over the line. It wasn’t pretty, it wasn’t dominant — but it might be exactly the kind of result that defines champions.

From there, we shift to Manchester City cruising again, dispatching West Ham with ruthless efficiency. Pep’s side look fully locked in, with Erling Haaland continuing to set the benchmark for elite forwards — which naturally leads us into a broader discussion: Haaland vs Gyökeres, output, influence, and what Arsenal really need from their new number nine in this title race.

We also spend time on one of the stories of the season so far: Sunderland beating Newcastle, snapping the Magpies’ momentum and underlining how uncomfortable trips to the Stadium of Light have become. What does this mean for Newcastle’s ambitions — and how real is Sunderland’s progress?

A packed episode full of stats, context, and big-picture questions as the Premier League season edges closer to its decisive phase.

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We start with Arsenal narrowly avoiding disaster against Wolves, a game that raised more questions than answers despite the points. Are the warning signs real, or is this just the mark of a team that knows how to survive?

Then it’s on to Manchester City, who once again made winning look routine. No drama, no chaos — just control. We discuss why City feel inevitable again and what separates them from the rest.

Finally, we give Sunderland their flowers after a massive win over Newcastle. What does this say about Newcastle’s season so far, and are Sunderland officially more than just a good story?

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Liverpool’s week from hell continues as the Mohamed Salah situation explodes, with the club leaving him out of the Champions League squad and Arne Slot admitting he “has no clue” if the Egyptian will play for the club again. Arman and Marton break down the fallout, what it means for Liverpool’s season, and whether the dressing room can survive this storm.

We also get into Manchester United’s steady win over Wolves, Manchester City’s comfortable performance against Sunderland, and Arsenal slipping up again after a costly defeat to Aston Villa. With the title race shifting every week, we ask who’s actually in control — and who’s losing it.

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In this week’s episode of the Swiss Ballers Pod, Fabo and Marton break down a massive Premier League weekend with two huge storylines dominating the headlines.

Arsenal 4–1 Tottenham

Arsenal run riot in the North London Derby, with Eberechi Eze stealing the show with a stunning hat-trick. We dissect how Arteta’s new attacking shape unlocked Spurs, what worked so brilliantly for Arsenal, and what this means for the title race.

Liverpool Lose Again — Slot in Trouble?

Another defeat hits Arne Slot’s Liverpool, and patience on Merseyside is wearing thin. We examine:

• what’s going wrong structurally,
• which players are struggling most,
• whether Slot’s ideas are being executed at all,
• and how hot the seat really is getting at Anfield.

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