Manchester United went 2–0 down within four minutes, then 4–2 down, and still didn't lose. West Ham were 3–0 down at half-time in Scott Parker's first game. And this week's guest is one of the most famous Jacksonville Jaguars fans in the world, who lives on England's south coast.

In episode three of Will on Sports: the 4–4 at Old Trafford, City lose a third league game in a row, Brighton go second, and Spurs lose at Leeds. Worcester City bow out of the FA Cup at Colchester, Kidderminster knock out Doncaster, and Harrogate are beaten by AFC Fylde. A word on West Ham after Parker's first two games.

Across the Pond: the Jaguars beat the Ravens 33–10 and make three trades in a day, the Seahawks win without Sam Darnold, Hit or Miss on last week's picks, and three more for Week 10.

Then Captain DUUUVAL, the Jaguars' International Fan of the Year, on how the character was born, the Texans voodoo doll, the trade deadline, and whether the NFL should leave London.

Plus Ronaldo retires from international football, and the Weekly Waffle: November international breaks. Is the game gone?

Football up close, American sport through British eyes.

Analysed, not shouted.

CHAPTERS

0:00 Cold open & intro

1:15 Story of the Week: Man Utd 4–4 Aston Villa

3:14 The World's Game: City lose again, Brighton second, Spurs

5:56 The Home Game: Worcester City, Kidderminster & Harrogate

7:59 A Word on West Ham: Scott Parker's first two games

9:48 Across the Pond: the Jaguars go all in

11:18 Hit or Miss & Week 10 picks

13:16 Interview: Captain DUUUVAL

17:03 How Captain DUUUVAL was born

21:08 His advice for new NFL fans

23:09 The trade deadline, and the Jags make a move

26:14 The Texans voodoo doll

30:42 Should the NFL leave London?

33:14 Quickfire

36:46 And the Rest: rugby, cricket & Ronaldo retires

38:06 The Weekly Waffle: international breaks, is the game gone?

Find Captain DUUUVAL on Instagram @captain_duuuval and on YouTube @CaptainDuuuval.

New episodes every Tuesday.

@willonsportspod everywhere · WillOnSports.com

Music: "News and Sports 3" by Musictown from Pixabay

West Ham have sacked Nuno. Arsenal have won at Anfield for the first time in 14 years. And you asked for it: VAR- is the game gone?

In episode two of Will on Sports: Arsenal go top, City lose again, Brighton are third, and Man United are 17th. Spurs make it three wins in a row. Harrogate lose to nine men, and Worcester City head to Colchester in the FA Cup first round, plus my giant-killing pick.

A word on West Ham after Nuno's sacking and the Scott Parker reports. Across the Pond: the Brewers are world champions, there are no unbeaten teams left in the NFL, Lamar Jackson is injured, the Seahawks lose to the Bears, plus Week 9 waiver picks and the NHL's season of trade requests. Kimi Antonelli becomes F1's youngest-ever world champion, and the VAR debate in the Weekly Waffle.

Football up close, American sport through British eyes. Analysed, not shouted.

CHAPTERS

0:00 Cold open & intro

1:25 Story of the week: Arsenal win at Anfield, City lose again

4:09 The World's Game: Man United 17th, Spurs' turning point

7:55 The Home Game: Harrogate, Worcester City & the FA Cup

12:06 A Word on West Ham: Nuno sacked

17:36 Across the Pond: Brewers, NFL Week 8, fantasy & NHL

27:36 And the rest: Antonelli, rugby & cricket

30:03 The Weekly Waffle: VAR, is the game gone?

New episodes every Tuesday.

@willonsportspod everywhere · WillOnSports.com

Music: "News and Sports 3" by Musictown from Pixabay