
Show Notes
Patrick and Ted go through the Premier League weekend and ask which teams should be worried, and where the table is hiding what the numbers say.
They cover Newcastle, Crystal Palace, Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool, Man United and Chelsea, plus Brighton's numbers and the inside cross trend Ted is seeing in the weekly roundup.
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Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro
00:37 – Weekend reaction: what's changed after six games?
02:06 – Who should be worried? Newcastle's table position vs the numbers
07:11 – Crystal Palace's rough weekend, and Brighton's numbers
12:02 – Nottingham Forest's defence
13:24 – Arsenal scrape past Forest
18:07 – Man City: 21 points from 7 games, and the defence
21:34 – Liverpool: the defence, Isak and the shot quality
25:16 – The inside cross: a growing way of creating chances
31:32 – More Liverpool: the attacking signs
33:04 – Man United: winless in the league, 7 points vs Brighton's 16
37:35 – Chelsea beat Everton, but how much can we read into it?
40:20 – Fulham, and how little we know about these teams yet
42:06 – Midweek Champions League preview
43:14 – Which Witch? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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