🎙️ Dem Boys Watch Footy | Arsenal BOTTLING The Title, Spurs Going DOWN & Neville Buys The United Stand 😤🔥 Buckle up because this week in English football has been absolutely CHAOTIC and the dem boys have A LOT to say 👇 😤 Arsenal 1-2 Bournemouth — Arsenal's Premier League title hopes took a significant blow following a desperate 2-1 defeat to Bournemouth at the Emirates ESPN. This was Arsenal's third consecutive domestic defeat — following their Carabao Cup final loss against City and FA Cup exit to Southampton ESPN. The familiar feeling of bottling it is BACK and the boys are not happy 😩 🔵 Chelsea 0-3 Man City — Manchester City's pursuit of the Premier League title gained momentum with a dominant 3-0 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge which cut the gap at the top to six points ESPN. Nico O'Reilly, Marc Guehi and Jeremy Doku were all on the scoresheet in a ruthless second-half display. City are absolutely flying at the worst possible time for Arsenal 😳 😱 Man United 1-2 Leeds — Old Trafford misery continues! Manchester United suffered their first home defeat under Michael Carrick as Leeds won at Old Trafford in the league for the first time since 1981 Manchester United. Noah Okafor wrote himself into Leeds folklore with a first-half brace ESPN and Lisandro Martinez was reduced to 10 men after a VAR review for violent conduct Manchester United. Embarrassing scenes at Old Trafford 🤦 ⬇️ TOTTENHAM ARE GOING DOWN?! — The UNTHINKABLE is happening. Spurs dropped into the relegation zone for the first time this season after losing 1-0 to Sunderland — and it is the first time they have been in the bottom three this late in the season in Premier League history. They have now gone 14 league games without a win — their longest such run since 1935, and they went down that year too ESPN. One of the biggest clubs in the world potentially heading to the Championship 👀 📺 Gary Neville Buys The United Stand — In breaking news off the pitch, Gary Neville's media company The Overlap has purchased YouTube channels The United Stand and That's Football from Mark Goldbridge in a seven-figure deal. The two channels have a combined 3.7 million subscribers, with The United Stand being the biggest Manchester United fan channel on YouTube Broadcast. What does this mean for Goldbridge, for United fans, and for independent football media? The boys give their take 🎙️ It's all kicking off. Don't miss this one. 🔥 🎧 New episode out NOW — link in bio! . . . #DemBoysWatchFooty #Arsenal #ManCity #ManUnited #Leeds #Tottenham #PremierLeague #GaryNeville #TheUnitedStand #TheOverlap #Goldbridge #Spurs #Relegation #TitleRace #Football #Podcast #NewEpisode

What a weekend of football to recap! Here's the full podcast description: 🎙️ Dem Boys Watch Footy | FA Cup QF Chaos Recap & Champions League Quarter Final Preview 🏆⭐ Pull up boys, because this weekend delivered EVERYTHING and we are not calm. 😤🔥 The FA Cup quarter finals were absolutely MENTAL from start to finish and the dem boys are breaking down every single moment 👇 ⚽ Man City 4-0 Liverpool — Haaland's hat-trick was ruthless as City demolished Liverpool at the Etihad The FA and booked their place in the semis. Liverpool were absolutely battered — what does this mean for their season? 😳 🔵 Chelsea 4-0 Port Vale — A dominant display from the Blues who never had to get out of second gear The FA against the League One side. Clinical and comfortable. 😱 Southampton 2-1 Arsenal — THE shock of the round. Championship side Southampton stunned the Premier League leaders at St Mary's The FA as substitute Shea Charles picked out the bottom corner with five minutes to play The FA to dump Arsenal out. Treble dream? OVER. The boys are fuming 😤 🤯 Leeds 2-2 West Ham (Leeds win 4-2 on pens) — The game of the weekend without a shadow of a doubt. Leeds looked to have the job done when 2-0 up heading into second-half stoppage time, but West Ham staged an incredible late show The FA to force extra time. West Ham goalkeeper Areola then suffered an injury meaning 20-year-old debutant Finlay Herrick was thrust into the spotlight in the shootout The FA — and Leeds reached an FA Cup semi-final for the first time in 39 years. ESPN SCENES. 🏟️ FA Cup Semi Final Draw: Manchester City vs Southampton & Chelsea vs Leeds at Wembley on April 25th and 26th UEFA Champions League — and the boys give their predictions on who makes the final! 👀 Then we shift gears to Europe ⭐ because the Champions League Quarter Finals kick off THIS week and the ties are STACKED 👇 🔴 PSG vs Liverpool ⚪ Real Madrid vs Bayern Munich 🔵 Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid 🔴 Sporting CP vs Arsenal UEFA Champions League First legs on April 7th & 8th, second legs on April 14th & 15th UEFA Champions League — who goes through? Who gets knocked out? And which English clubs are bringing it home to Budapest? 🏆 The boys give their full predictions on every tie. Don't miss it. 🎧 New episode out NOW — link in bio! . . . #DemBoysWatchFooty #FACup #ChampionsLeague #UCL #Arsenal #ManCity #Liverpool #Chelsea #Leeds #Southampton #PSG #RealMadrid #Barcelona #Podcast #Football #NewEpisode

dem boys are going international this week and we've brought in special guest Carla Espinal, to help us break down everything you need to know about England's chances at the 2026 World Cup this summer in the USA, Canada and Mexico! 🌍⚽ This is the episode England fans have been waiting for — we are going DEEP 👇 🧤 The Squad & Starting XI — Who is Tuchel's nailed-on first eleven? Kane, Saka and Declan Rice look like certainties, but there are some big selection headaches at the back and in midfield. We pick our ideal starting lineup and we don't hold back. 📋 Who SHOULD Get The Call Up — Trent Alexander-Arnold has been a shock omission from recent squads & Ollie Watkins has also missed out despite Tuchel naming 10 forwards. Are these the right calls? Who are the boys backing to make the plane to America and who deserves a shot that hasn't got one yet? 🌍 Group Stage & Beyond — England face Croatia, Ghana and Panama in Group L — do they cruise through or are there banana skins waiting? And if they get out the group, how far can this squad realistically go under Tuchel? Semi-finals? The final? Could it ACTUALLY be coming home in 2026? 🏆Carla brings her perspective to the table and the debate goes abroad. Grab ya tea and black pudding! This is one you do NOT want to miss. 🎧 New episode out NOW — link in bio! #DemBoysWatchFooty #England #WorldCup2026 #WorldCup #ThreeLions #ItsComingHome #Tuchel #HarryKane #BukayoSaka #DeclanRice #JudeBellingham #Football #Podcast #NewEpisode #FIFA2026

We did NOT want to record this episode. 😤

Man City have done it AGAIN. Pep Guardiola's side have ripped the Carabao Cup right out of Arsenal's hands at Wembley and the dem boys have brought in reinforcements to process the trauma — the @friedfooty boys are in the building and trust us, nobody is calm. 🏆😤

We're breaking down EVERYTHING 👇

😭 How did Arsenal let this slip? Were they just not good enough on the day or did Arteta get it WRONG tactically at Wembley?

🔵 Is this Pep's greatest ever rescue job at City? A squad that's been written off ALL season somehow still lifting silverware?

😤 The key moments — the goals, the decisions, the turning points that decided the cup

🗣️ A full collab breakdown with the @friedfooty boys — two podcasts, zero coping, just raw honest reactions

⏳ And the big question... is THIS the moment that defines Arsenal's season? Does this BREAK them or do they respond?

The wait for a trophy continues. Wembley heartbreak AGAIN. The boys need to talk about it. 🎙️💔

🎧 Drop everything and listen NOW — link in bio!

. . . #DemBoysWatchFooty #FriedFooty #CarabaoCup #Arsenal #ManCity #Wembley #Guardiola #Arteta #Gunners #PremierLeague #Football #Podcast #CarabaoCupFinal #ArsenalBottledIt #NewEpisode

The boys are BACK and this week's episode is an absolute banger 🔥 First up, we run through the latest Premier League action — Arsenal keep the pressure on at the top with another crucial win, City drop points with a frustrating draw, United bag three points in a rare bright moment, Chelsea slip up again with a loss, and Spurs and Liverpool cancel each other out in a feisty draw at the Kop. We break down what it all means for the title race and the top four picture. 🏟️ Then we shift to Europe ⭐ — with the Champions League Round of 16 second legs coming up, we're putting our predictions on the table. We've already seen some wild first leg results and the dem boys are giving you their honest takes on who goes through and who goes home. Don't miss it. After that — the Carabao Cup Final is just around the corner 🏆 Arsenal vs Manchester City at Wembley on March 22nd. Is this the moment the Gunners finally end that 22-year wait for a trophy or will Pep have the last laugh in what could be his final season at City? Big discussion incoming. And we couldn't let the Chelsea news slide 👀 — the Blues have been hit with the Premier League's biggest ever fine of £10.75m, a nine-month immediate academy transfer ban, AND a suspended one-year first-team transfer ban — all stemming from secret payments made under Roman Abramovich between 2011 and 2018. No points deduction though. Fair punishment or did they get off lightly? The boys weigh in. 🎧 Catch the full episode now — link in bio! #DemBoysWatchFooty #PremierLeague #Arsenal #Chelsea #ChampionsLeague #CarabaoCup #ManCity #Liverpool #Tottenham #ManUnited #UCL #Football #Podcast #newepisode

This week we're breaking down the blockbuster Champions League Round of 16 matchups — and trust us, the bracket did NOT hold back. We run through every tie: PSG hosting Chelsea in what could be the game of the round, Newcastle looking to pull off a giant-killing against Barcelona at St. James', Liverpool taking on Galatasaray in Istanbul, and Tottenham heading to the Metropolitano to face an Atletico Madrid side that oddsmakers heavily favor. We also look at the fascinating Bodo/Glimt vs. Sporting CP clash — two teams that have no business being this entertaining — before closing out with the two heavyweight showdowns: Bayer Leverkusen vs. Arsenal, and the match everyone's been waiting for, Real Madrid vs. Manchester City at the Bernabeu. Then — we have to talk about Brazil. The Campeonato Mineiro final between Cruzeiro and Atletico Mineiro ended 1-0, which should have been the headline. Instead, a mass brawl erupted in stoppage time after a flashpoint between goalkeeper Everson and Cruzeiro midfielder Christian, and before it was over, military police were on the pitch and a Brazilian record 23 red cards had been issued — 12 for Cruzeiro, 11 for Atletico. Veteran striker Hulk, 39, was caught on camera in the thick of it. We react to the chaos, discuss what happens next with the disciplinary hearings, and ask — how does something like this even happen in a championship final? All that and more in today's episode. Like, subscribe, and let us know in the comments — which Champions League tie are you most excited for?

The Title Race is Red: We analyze Arsenal’s crucial 2-1 win over Chelsea. With Jurrien Timber’s heroics and a five-point gap over Manchester City, is the trophy finally heading back to North London? Manchester United’s Resurgence: Benjamin Šeško can’t stop scoring. We discuss United’s comeback win against Crystal Palace and how Michael Carrick has transformed the Red Devils into genuine top-three contenders. The Relegation Scramble: Tottenham is sliding, Fulham is flying, and the bottom of the table is a minefield. We look at Spurs’ shock loss at Craven Cottage and what it means for Ange Postecoglou’s future. Mission 2026: The Iran Crisis: In our "World Cup Watch" segment, we discuss the devastating news out of Tehran. Following recent military strikes and the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s participation in the 2026 World Cup is in serious doubt. We look at the FIFA regulations, the potential for Iraq or the UAE to step in, and the tragedy of a "Golden Generation" possibly missing their biggest stage. Predictions: Matchweek 29: We look ahead to the upcoming fixtures, including a massive North London Derby at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Can Spurs play spoiler to Arsenal’s title dreams?

In this episode, Dem Boys Watch Footy dives into the rich history of Black players in U.S. men's soccer, highlights recent milestones like Weston McKinney becoming Juventus captain, and discusses the broader issues around ticket access and commercialization of the World Cup. Tune in for passionate discussions on race, sports, and the future of international football. The USMNT used to be known for 'Being the Change'—but under Pochettino, the new rule is 'Don't Have an Opinion.' We’re discussing the odd jab Poch took at Tim Weah and why it might create a rift in the locker room before the tournament even starts.

Key Topics:

• Black pioneers and current stars in US men's soccer, including Tim Weah, DeMarcus Beasley, and Weston McKinney
• The significance of Weston McKinney’s captaincy at Juventus as a milestone for Black Americans
• The impact of dual nationality players and multicultural influences in US soccer
• The challenges of ticket pricing, access, and commercialization during major tournaments like the World Cup
• Political statements by players such as Timothy Weah advocating for affordability and inclusivity
• The role of athletes in activism, using their platform to address societal issues
• Broader industry insights: FIFA and NFL’s focus on profits over fan experience