VAR You Serious

This week on VAR You Serious, we’re joined by Ahmed to talk all things Liverpool. After beating Aston Villa 2-0 at the weekend and following it up with a 1-0 win over Real Madrid, Liverpool look like they’re finding their rhythm again. Are they back among Europe’s elite, or is this just a hot streak? Can they keep this up through their next five matches — City, Forest, PSV, West Ham, and Sunderland?For Underdogs of the Week, Wrexham hand Coventry their first loss of the Championship season with a

This week on VAR You Serious, we tackle one big question: who is the best team in the world right now? We compare Arsenal, Bayern Munich, PSG, and Real Madrid breaking down their form, stats, and dominance across Europe. Can Arsenal’s defense make them world number one, or does Bayern’s perfect record and Harry Kane’s goal spree seal it?For Underdogs of the Week, Mike spotlights Hearts’ incredible run in Scotland, sitting six points clear at the top of the table and unbeaten through ten. Dylan

This week on VAR You Serious, we explore the growing impact of artificial intelligence in football negotiations. Former Manchester United prospect Demetri Mitchell revealed he used AI to help negotiate his latest contract, prompting a debate over whether technology is revolutionizing player power or replacing agents altogether.For Underdogs of the Week, Mike highlights Curaçao’s statement win over Jamaica, a landmark result in CONCACAF football. Dylan spotlights Manchester United's huge victory

This week on VAR You Serious, we dive into the growing wave of American ownership in English football, with 32% of EFL clubs and over half of the Premier League now under U.S. control. We debate what this means for English football’s identity, does American investment modernize and globalize the game, or is it eroding the traditions that made it great?For Underdogs of the Week, Mike highlights Everton’s victory over Crystal Palace, a much-needed statement from a club fighting for consistency. Dylan

This week on VAR You Serious, we take on the debate over the future of the San Siro. With Milan and Inter pushing to demolish the historic stadium and build a new one, we ask whether it is wrong to tear down one of football’s most iconic venues instead of refurbishing it, and if preservation laws might stop the project before it begins.For Underdogs of the Week, Mike highlights Michigan State’s shock wins over #3 Indiana and #5 Michigan in college soccer. Dylan spotlights Brighton’s victory over