In the second to last podcast of the domestic season, craziness has taken over the leagues in the relegation battles and fight for the Premier League crown. The summer transfer saga has also already begun for some teams, and Barcelona Femení make history. Tune in this week to see who is staying up and who is going down at the end of this season. Arsenal and Alexia Putellas are the Supersubs of the Week. Roy Keane and Alexia Putellas leaving Barca are the Superduds of the Week.

The Supersubs say goodbye to their two club legends: Lewandowski and Casemiro. Both came when the clubs were in their nadir’s and both have helped their clubs get closer to their rightful spots. The Supersubs detail what each legend meant to them on this week’s episode. Nicola Stulic to keep Lecce afloat and Lewandowski earn Supersub of the Week. Arsenal, Florentino Perez, and Lewandowski leaving "earn" Superdud of the Week.

Barca clinch the title. In a historic first, they clinch during an El Clásico, which Paul delights in recounting. With the Supersubs' spots secure, they look to the other leagues and discuss the run-in for Europe and the top flights. Listen in to hear who they think are going to have successful seasons in this week’s episode. Devyne Rensch, Hansi Flick, & Barcelona earn Supersub of the Week. Bayern, Valverde/Tchouameni, Real Madrid's chaotic week, and the Hansi Flick news "earn" Superdud of the Week.

With 3 matches to go in the season, the Supersubs are both feeling positive. Their clubs have achieved their minimum goals, and given how the season has been, it feels like a win. However, there is still much to play for, and the Supersubs are all over it. Hear what they have to say in this week's episode. Carrick and Saka earn Supersub of the Week. Manchester City and Mbappe "earn" Superdud of the Week.

Barcelona haven’t lost a match in the past 5, but that still isn’t enough for them to progress to the Champions League semis. Meanwhile, United tighten their grasp on the Champions League places for next season. With the matches remaining, Paul and Andy will have some things to enjoy if their clubs see out results. Tune in this week to get their thoughts on the run in. Casemiro and the turmoil at Real Madrid are the Supersubs of the Week. Arsenal’s fans begging City to drop points and the VAR decision on Ferran’s goal are the Superduds of the Week.

In a not so great week for both Barcelona and Manchester United, the frustration returns to Paul and Andy. While it's not all doom and gloom, both teams stumble at a key point in the season. Here where their heads are at in this week's episode. New manager Marie-Louise Eta, de Jong, and Torres earn Supersub of the Week. United officiating, Gyökeres' complaints, Istvan Kovac, and Simeone after the match "earn" Superdud of the Week.

With United on a break, Barcelona’s determination sees them finally open some daylight between them and Real Madrid. There are contrasting emotions, however, and Italy fail to make the World Cup for a 3rd straight time. Find out on this week’s episode how the two Supersubs are managing these phenomena. Matteo Politano, Kounde, and Lewandowski are the Supersubs of the Week. The Italian team, Vini Jr, & Mbappe are the Superduds of the Week.

Now in the last two months of the season, these matches will define the season. With Barca, they are hunting for two titles and have Paul in smiles. For United, they are plugging along, getting a big result against Aston Villa to reach their goal of Champions League football and Andy is in a different mood. Hear what the Supersubs think their chances are at reaching their objectives in this week's episode. Robinio Vaz, Sesko, and Barca's wing backs are the Supersubs of the Week. Tottenham & VAR's decisions against Bodø/Glimt are the Superduds of the Week.