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Gabriele Marcotti, Oliver Kay and Nick Szczepanik join Phill Jupitus to discuss:

Chelsea v Manchester United

- Sir Alex Ferguson has cried 'wolf' too many times about referees but the team reckon he has a point, the goal did have dubious elements to it and the referee's position was dodgy.

- Didier Drogba did not look anything like the player he has been in previous games, although being pole-axed by Jonny Evans can't have helped him.

- Manchester United played well according to Oliver and Nick, despite losing.

- Nick mentions that United often string an incredible run of victories together in the spring to nab the title but that might not be the case this season.

- The fact Michael Owen didn't come on as a substitute sooner means Ferguson doesn't really think much of him, hence no interest from Fabio Capello. It looks like no World Cup for Owen.

Hull's timely win against Stoke

- Nick thought it was as intense a performance from Hull as he's seen, and it was no coincidence that Jimmy Bullard made his home debut.

- Phil Brown's absence from the post-match press conference could be down to chairman Adam Pearson wanting to project a little less of the manager and more of the club after their win.

Arsenal's impressive victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers

- Is this finally Arsenal's year? They're scoring for fun and looking good to challenge Chelsea. Their meeting this month could have a huge bearing on the destination of the title.

- Wolves are hard working, but will finish in bottom four or five as Mick McCarthy is no managerial wizard.

Champions League

- The team explain the reasons why Real Madrid look ordinary despite spending millions over the summer.

- Louis van Gaal is doing a worse job at Bayern Munich than even Jurgen Klinsmann managed.

- The rise of former Soviet Bloc teams, including Rubin Kazan who have beaten and drawn with Barcelona in the group stages.