Two unbeaten sides are getting set to go head-to-head at the top of the table. But it's not in the Premier League like some were expecting when these fixtures came out, instead it's La Liga that's catching our attention with an El Clasico preview looking into the first meeting of the season between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Join Duncan Alexander, Oliver Hopkins and Graham Bell for their El Clasico preview, which would normally be more than enough for our podcast, but they have also dove into this weekend's Premier League action with the latest from the supercomputer AND a bit of a deep dive into the Liverpool vs Manchester City clash on Sunday that has everyone talking.
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