It's December, so the games are like Trump on Air Force One, coming thick and fast.

In Manchester, United Host Arsenal in a game as entertaining as that dog sprinting on to save a goal in Argentina,

although not quite at the same high technical level.

At Molyneux, it's wolves, handing Chelsea another defeat.

While at Wembley, there's a bow for Saints' new manager, Ralph Hazen-Huttle.

There's so much more to talk about as we round up all the midweek games and look forward

to the weekend's action.

We talk Chelsea's bubble bursting, my langistine hell, and more in this not award-winning,

totally football show in association with Paddy Power. Listener, your ears the only award we'll ever need. And in the pod today for them, Tom Williams. Hello. Hi, Tom. Hi, James. Author of Do you speak football? Indeed. Excellent. David Pree, Skullkeeper, podcaster, friend.

Nice to have you back, David. It's nice to be, but it's been a while, isn't it? It certainly has. I've been banished away with the under 18s for a few months. Read nothing too into that. Duncan Alexander, from Opta, but not Opta no good. Well, not at this exact moment. No. All right, well, a big round of game since we last were with you.

What did you make of the midweek round, Tom? Very interesting, very fun. All Premier League team scoring in a match week for the first time, Duncan Sims. It's November 2010. November 2010. Although they didn't technically all score, did they? Well, are we talking now in

goals? Yeah, we are. I'm not sure that's worth an asterisk. But with the stats, does that still count?

Well, it counts as a team goal. Marino might beg to differ on these things, but yeah, generally

it would count. Okay, well that's important. Any other conclusions? Well, I think one of the

conclusions is that increasingly, we look like we're looking at a two-horse

title race and a three-horse race for the remaining Champions League places.

There's now a six-point gap between Liverpool in second and Tottenham in third,

and then between Arsenal in 5th and Everton in 6, there's an 8-point gap.

So table is starting to coalesce into some sort of form.

Absolutely.

All right.

What kind of form we'll be talking about that in today's show?

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