DU Football Show

Week 1 of the Premier League is in the books, and the Sams are recapping every match. Brentford stunned Spurs 3-0 behind new signing Sangare, while Brighton put four past a short-handed Villa side missing Ollie Watkins. Both newly promoted clubs, Hull City and Ipswich Town, opened with wins, and Manchester United fell to Hull in a result nobody saw coming. Plus: Arsenal cruise past Coventry, Newcastle draw with Liverpool, and Chelsea survive a Fulham scare despite a rough day for Sanchez.
Matches covered:Brentford 3-0 TottenhamBrighton 4-0 Aston VillaHull City 2-0 Manchester UnitedIpswich Town 2-1 SunderlandArsenal 3-0 Coventry CityEverton 2-0 Crystal PalaceLeeds United 1-0 Nottingham ForestManchester City 2-1 BournemouthNewcastle 2-2 LiverpoolChelsea 3-2 Fulham
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com 

Season 9 kicks off. Sam Huston and Sam Graham, along with Producer Mel, sat down for 3+ hours at the DU Public House to preview all 20 Premier League clubs ahead of 2026-27.
This premiere covers transfer business, tactical breakdowns, predicted table positions, and shoutouts to DC-Baltimore's local supporter clubs. Guest contributors break down their teams: Lindsay (Aston Villa), Paul (Brighton), Hiram (Chelsea), Brad (Crystal Palace), Alan Brody (Everton), Bryan (Fulham), David Geckle (Leeds), Russell (Liverpool), CrunkChocolate (Manchester City), Alan Llanes (Newcastle), Chris (Sunderland), and Simon Torres (Arsenal), plus written contributions covering Bournemouth, Brentford, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Nottingham Forest.
Opening weekend predictions. Relegation forecasts. The full spread of debate and perspective that makes DU Football Show the go-to for American Premier League fans.
Drinking tonight: a 23-year-old Kininvie single malt scotch and the new Jägermeister Orange.
Out now wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes Monday nights once the season starts.
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com 

No guest this time, just Sam and Sammy talking about the final promoted team -Hull City.   The Tigers punched their way into the Premier League against all odds, sneaking into the playoffs on the final day of the season and knocking out Millwall along the way after early-season odds had them going down.
They dig into Hull's history as a rugby town with a football club stuck bouncing between the second and third divisions, their brief and rocky stints in the Prem back in '08, '13, and '16, and the near-miss 2014 FA Cup final against Arsenal. Plus the offseason moves — veteran signings Jack Butland, Matt Targett, and Hidemasa Morita, the loss of breakout goalkeeper Ivor Pandur, and whether this squad of has-beens and never-weres can actually stay up.
Recorded at DU Public House, drink in hand as always.
Out now wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes Monday nights once the season starts.
 
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com 

Ipswich Town bounced right back to the Premier League after last season's relegation, and Sam and Sammy sit down with Ben to unpack how they did it. They get into last season's promotion push, the surprise departure of manager Kieran McKenna, and what Gary O'Neil's tactics might look like this time around.
They also cover the Tractor Boys' biggest signings, remaining needs heading into the season, and the rivalries that'll define their Premier League return.
Recorded at DU Public House, drink in hand as always.
Season starts soon – Subscribe and share with a friend!  Drunkard United Football show covers every single game. 
 
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com 

Sam Huston and Samuel Graham are back with another season of biased EPL.  We are getting to know the newly promoted teams. This week: Coventry City, the Sky Blues, a club that hasn't sniffed the top flight since 2001 and is finally back in the Prem.
Joe joins the show to walk us through 25 years of playoff heartbreak, what Frank Lampard changed to finally get this team promoted, and whether double-digit scorers Wright and Simms can hack it in the Prem. They also get into key departures, incoming signings, and where Coventry still needs work before kickoff.
Recorded live from the DU Public House with drinks in hand, because that's the rule.  For this episode, we are drinking Warner’s Raspberry Gin. 
Season starts soon – Subscribe and share with a friend!  Drunkard United Football show covers every single game.  
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow

It's over. The whistle has blown on the season — and Graham's Arsenal are Champions. The crew is back for the final show of the year and they are not holding back. They break down the midweek draw that handed the Gunners the title, Spurs' defeat that threw a lifeline to West Ham, and then go full timeline — match by match — through the battle for safety and the fight for European spots that kept us on the edge of our seats until the very end. Plus, the Prem gets a new face: Hull City arrive after their Wembley promotion, and the crew gives them their proper welcome. And because it's the finale, both of the guys are settling up their gentleman's bets from the season, which means the Malört cocktails are flowing. All three of them. It's been a season. Pour one and raise a glass with us.
 
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com 
 

Seven clubs. One Europa dream. Zero guarantees. With the season in its final stretch, the Sams break down the most unpredictable European race on the card. Bournemouth, Brighton, and Brentford are making their case loud and clear. Chelsea and Everton? Running out of road.
 
Arsenal is closing in on the title with City in pursuit, but the Gunners look like a team that knows the moment is theirs. At the other end of the table, West Ham and Spurs are scrambling to survive — and the margin for error is gone.
 
Off the pitch: Salah is eyeing the exit, and Bruno Fernandes is chasing something historic. The Sams get into all of it.
 
And to pour out the new era: the Gin Binge begins. First up — Hendrick's. Rose petals, cucumber, and football. Obviously.
 
Grab a drink and listen
 
Sunderland 3 - Everton 1
Brentford 2 - Palace 2
Leeds 1 - Brighton 0
Man City 3 - Palace 0
Arsenal 1 - Burnley 0
Villa 4 - Liverpool 2
Newcastle 3 - West Ham 1
Man United 3 - Forest 2
Wolves 1 - Fulham 1
 
 
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com 

The Sams are back and the title race just got interesting. City handled business with a clean sheet against Brentford to set the weekend's tone — then Arsenal answered late to keep the pressure on. With the Gunners right on their heels, the race to the top is far from settled.
 
Meanwhile, the bottom of the table is getting chaotic in the best possible way. Six clubs are scrapping for Champions League spots, and don't sleep on Bournemouth and Brighton — the Cherries and Seagulls are making a serious case for that final berth.
 
Everyone else? Draws. Lots of draws. Villa and Burnley traded blows in a 2-2 barnburner, Everton and Palace couldn't be separated, and Forest held Newcastle to a point. Sunderland and United played out a snooze fest, and Leeds and Spurs managed to cancel each other out. There were goals — just not necessarily winners.
 
The crew wraps up in style, finishing off the Whisky Advocate Top 20 countdown right at the top: #1 goes to Elijah Craig 12-Year Barrel Proof Rye. Was it worth the wait? You already know the answer.
 
All that and more — pour something good and press play.
 
Man City 3 - Brentford 0
Arsenal 1 - West Ham 0
Bournemouth 1 - Fulham 0
Brighton 3 - Wolverhampton 0
Liverpool 1 - Chelsea 1
Sunderland 0 - Man United 0
Villa 2 - Burnley 2
Everton 2 - Palace 2
Forest 1 - Newcastle 1
Leeds 1 - Spurs 1
 
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
 
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com 

Highlights from the rest of the English Football League.
 
Ipswich have gained promotion to the Premier League on the final day of the Championship. That leaves Millwall, Southampton, Boro and Hull City to battle it out in the playoffs. The O’s survived Lg 1 but not without a public tongue lashing from their manager post match. Lg 2 saw Newport County survive on the final day and at the top Cambridge United got automatic promotion.
 
For Premier League action, we cover EVERY match
 
www.Dufootballshow.com
Grab a drink and enjoy!
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
 
Facebook @DUfootballshow
Instagram @DUfootballshow
Twitter @DUfootballshow
YouTube @DUfootballshow
 

 Big Sam and Geck start with the title race that saw Arsenal set the table with a convincing 3-0 win over Fulham. Man City, needing to keep pace had a shocking draw at Everton in a crazy match. Not to be outdone, Man U and Liverpool had a crazy derby. We spend time chatting with Geck about his trip to Elland Road to see his Leeds beat Wolves while talking about their win over Burnley. The crew enjoys Wyoming whiskey bottle and bond sherry cask finish.
 
Arsenal 3 - Fulham 0
Man City 3 - Everton 3
Man U 3 - Liverpool 2
Spurs 2 - Villa 1
Leeds 3 - Burnley 1
Brentford 3 - West Ham 0
Newcastle 3 - Brighton 1
Sunderland 1 - Wolverhampton 1
Bournemouth 3 - Palace 0
Forest 3 - Chelsea 1
 
www.Dufootballshow.com
Facebook @DUfootballshowInstagram @DUfootballshowTikTok @DUfootballshowYouTube @DUfootballshow
 
Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow
www.DUdripshack.com