Hello and welcome to the two Robby's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League, the Champions League, and the Europa League.

I'm Robbie Musto, he's Robbie Earl, and here are today's topics.

Man United stealing all three points at West Ham thanks to the rowings of Lingard and De Hea, Chelsea continuing their dominant start with a comfortable win at Tottenham.

Manchester City's lack of luster performance in their schoolest draw with Southampton, Liverpool clicking on all cylinders against Crystal Palace, and some love for the surprise team of the season so far, Brighton in fourth place.

That's what we've got coming up in today's episode.

Wow, Robbie Earl, I'll tell you what, mate, it's almost every podcast we come on. I don't know whether it's us, maybe we get too excited, maybe we get an old.

We've been getting old.

I've been getting old as it didn't, didn't excite us before.

The games, the fans back Rob is helping because that believes it to another level, and the drama in the Premier League right now could not be any higher.

No, it could not be any higher.

It's so great in terms of, we'll get to them, of course, the big stories, the big games, but it's just so great to see now full stadiums, everything's kicking off.

A man United today, Rob, at the London Stadium, Westam 1, Manchester United 2, drama everywhere, DR calls, no calls, don't even check DR calls, penalty saves, amazing, amazing game, Rob.

I spoke a lot about it a lot today, so I'll let you go first and start wherever you want to start on a pretty amazing game of football.

Pretty amazing game of football, pretty important game of football for Manchester United.

However, it happened despite all the drama, whether there was penalties or not, whether it should have been or not, whether things went right.

Oh, they got them over the line.

He got a helping hand from David Moore, he's supporting maybe as a next Manchester United manager, he gave him a helping hand, but he got them over the line.

They got three points in a game that was difficult.

I think, Rob as well, as I was just getting ready to get on the podcast, I was thinking about the teams who played Champions League.

None of them were great, because after the Champions League midweek, and I know a couple of managers have told me about that.

I'm absolutely at my own city, said, you know, going Champions League and Premier League and getting everything ready is not an excuse.

They've deep squads, they've got plenty of players, but rhythm sometimes.

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