After an interesting Sunday night in the DICTL household, Rebecca and Alex are back to analyse that clash between their beloved clubs and whether their relationship survived it. We start at Stamford Bridge where Chelsea came out swinging but were still bested by a dogged Liverpool performance. Alex has plenty of praise for Klopp's side winning even when they're not at their best and lots of love for Adrian and Trent Alexander-Arnold, while Rebecca tries to look at the positives from the loss, especially in the second half and N'Golo Kante. Meanwhile, Man City absolutely decimated Watford 8-0, with Kevin de Bruyne and co looking inspired. While we marvel at how City bounced back after their loss last weekend, we've got to question the performances of the Watford players who definitely did not cover themselves in glory. VAR reared its ugly head once again in regards to some offside decisions this weekend so we wade into the debate once again - especially in relation to the call against Son Heung-min in Leicester City vs Tottenham. We also have plenty of praise for James Maddison, look at Leicester's top six hopes, and ask just what is going on at the heart of Spurs as they lose another lead. Man Utd were utterly dreadful against West Ham and we go all in on their 'pissy pants' attitude in this game and how much longer Solskjaer is going to last at the helm. In 'Around The World' we look at something positive finally happening against racism in Serie A, PSG continuing to impress, and we take a closer look at what's going wrong at Barcelona as they lost 2-0 to newly promoted Granada. Plus why a Didier Drogba cardboard cutout made an appearance during Chelsea vs Liverpool, updates on Rebecca's poker skills, why Mauro Icardi is like a cat broom, the first day of Halloween, and whether Pep Guardiola actually listens to DICTL. **Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts, as it makes it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!**