Arsenal have thrown open the title race after letting a nine-point lead shrink to three, and the boys are not holding back. Paul, Dave and Adam tear into whether Arteta's side have the mental fortitude to see it home, or whether Pep Guardiola's City are simply too professional to be stopped at this stage of the season. Is this Arsenal's year or the same story all over again?

Then the conversation turns to Chelsea, where Paul gives his honest assessment of a club that has lost its way, a manager who can't command the dressing room, and a summer that needs to be brutal. What does missing the Champions League actually mean for Clearlake's project?

Liverpool's European exit gets a proper dissection too. Was Slot's tactical approach against PSG naive or just outclassed? And with Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes both potentially on their way out, is the whole club at a crossroads?

Finally the lads debate whether Spurs are genuinely going down, whether West Ham have done them a favour by dropping points against Palace, and why a game against Wolves this weekend might define the fate of one of English football's biggest clubs.

Plus a fascinating footnote on Luis Diaz lighting up the Bundesliga and what his sale tells you about Liverpool's decision making.

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