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Hammers, Derbies, and Late Thrillers

Musa and Ryan also talk about an angry José as Venezia came from behind to beat Roma and quickly dart to the Bundesliga for some chat

By Musa Okwonga and Ryan Hunn
West Ham United v Liverpool - Premier League Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images


Musa and Ryan look back on an eventful weekend, starting with West Ham moving to third in the Premier League after its win over Liverpool (04:01), some other Premier League shout-outs (15:57), a commanding victory for Manchester City over United in the derby (19:43), and some managerial departures (29:12). Elsewhere in Europe, there were two six-goal La Liga thrillers (32:22), both with stoppage-time equalizers, derbies in Seville (38:58) and Milan (42:07), more angry José as Venezia came from behind to beat Roma, a quick dart to the Bundesliga (51:56), and more!

Hosts: Musa Okwonga and Ryan Hunn
Producer: Ryan Hunn
Additional Production Assistance: Isaiah Blakely

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