The Swiss Ballers Pod

The Premier League season has officially wrapped up, and the boys are in the studio to break down the highs, the lows, and the outright sickening title wins. Fabo is joined by Dwayne (who is officially done with uni!), Arman (who is celebrating a bit too much), and Marton (who has a very suspicious grin on his face).We’re building our official Team of the Season, kicking off with a rare moment of total unity over David Raya before diving headfirst into the defensive chaos. Marton puts his backline on the chopping block first—and the boys do not hold back.

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This week on the Swiss Ballers Pod, we’re doing something we never do:we’re taking the spotlight away from Arsenal, Man City and Manchester United — and giving some long-overdue attention to four of the Premier League’s “middle pack” clubs who rarely get the airtime they deserve.

This week we break down a massive Premier League moment: Manchester United beat Arsenal 3–2 at the Emirates, handing the league leaders just their second home defeat of the season — but the Gunners stay top despite the setback.We take you through the goals, the momentum swings, what this means for the title race, and whether United finally look like a real team again. Arsenal dominated possession and nearly rescued it late… but United’s transitional punch proved decisive.All the key stats, all the context, all the chaos — plus what comes next for both clubs.

A massive episode. AFCON served one of the wildest final days in recent memory — chaos, controversy, a hella late goal, heartbreak, the full package. Then we head straight into the Manchester Derby: United win 2–0, and honestly? It should’ve been three or four. We talk dominance, tactical bravery and how United finally looked like a functional elite side again.Fabo then goes on a INEOS rant — buckle in — while we also dig into what’s next for Michael Carrick, who now finds himself at the helm.Only big topics. Only real talk. Absolute heater of an episode.