Welcome to the Total Soccer Show Weekend Review.

The Premier League title Pendulum took a big swing when Man City hosted Arsenal and City did their thing.

Churkey was cheeky and Erling was Sterling, so is Arsenal's title dream now unfurling?

Elsewhere, Tottenham nearly put on a winning show but were dealt

an injury time brightened blow. There was injury time drama at Bramley Moore Docks where

Virgil Van Dyke's late winner put Everton on the rocks. In Spain, Rale Sociad deserved praise

as they won the Coppidil Ray vinyl on Pk's. Pellegrino Matarazzo now has the wind in his sails.

Does anyone know what part of New Jersey from which he hails?

Of course we know the man from Wayne gave Athlete Payne in the big game in Spain.

So maybe next up he'll get a USM&T rain.

And you'll never guess what happened on Bavaria's most famous field. Byn Munich went and won

the Bundesliga shield. Bayan, they're the opposite of an underdog. What should we call that?

Oh yes, they're not the underdog. They're the overcat. My name's Ryan Bailey joining me today.

Hello, Taylor. How are you? I am doing well. I feel like I have heard Thomas Mueller referred to Bayern Munich as the overdog at some point in my life, but maybe that's just a false memory that feels right. I should also note on the weekender, we didn't get to it, but one of my notes was, can I guarantee that Stuttgart will beat Byron because that's going to happen? Pretty glad I didn't put money on that one or guarantee that in the end,

because that's really not the way it played out, Ryan. Yeah, indeed. Taylor, for the record,

Thomas Miller just asked you if you had any updog. I refuse to respond. Very good. Graham,

Rutherman. Hello. How are you? I'm good, Ryan Bailey. I am now stuck on the image of an overcat

and envisaging what that animal might look like.

I'm envisaging like big long legs.

You know, like those things in Star Wars,

what they call T&Ts or T-T&Ts, you know, the big things.

Verizon's.

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