A good, long look at Man Utd's attack, Chelsea's defense, Arsenal's patterns, Everton's solidity, plus: McKennie on the move and more
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
We ask ourselves four Premier League questions, then answer four questions from listeners:
Man Utd’s 3-0 win over Brighton means they’re now 15 games unbeaten. How seriously should we take them? Are they 2020-21 title challengers? If not, why not?
Christian Pulisic was great again, but why did Chelsea concede three goals and lose to West Ham?
Arsenal now won three in a row (Southampton, Sheff Utd (FA Cup) and Norwich). What are they doing right? Any commonalities among goals scored?
Are Everton good now?
LISTENER QUESTIONS:
Did NWSL made a mistake by signing a TV rights agreement that places their games behind a paywall?
Should Weston McKennie stay at Schalke next year? If he moves, which EPL club would be an ideal destination?
Which teams are being promoted from the Championship? What does the race for those spots look like? Also, of the teams that are coming up which ones are most likely to do well?
Who has the authority to make the five substitutions rule permanent?
Take a look at this highlights reel of Brentford FC's Said Benrahma in action
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