Debates Never Die

Arsenal came within a penalty of the greatest night in their history. The boys are back to make sense of it all.
We break down the Champions League final in Budapest — Havertz's early goal, Dembélé's leveller, and Gabriel's heartbreaking miss in the shootout that handed PSG back-to-back European titles. Was this a robbery or did the better team win?
Then we look ahead. Arsenal are Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years, they reached a UCL final, and 1.5 million fans took over North London for the parade. Is this the start of something special under Arteta?
And we settle the Bukayo Saka debate once and for all. UCL top scorer, big game performer, generational talent — just how good is he?
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We are CENTURIONS ! In this special 100th episode of DND , our team celebrate the release of 100 episodes before getting into the most unserious top 4 race in years , Declan Rice vs Bruno Fernandes for POTY and cap it off with discussions about an Arsenal side on the brink of making history and a Madrid side on the brink of Collapse

The business end of the season is here and its all to play for. In this episode, Mvu, Bones & ThabSoul join forces to assess who is going into the end of the season with optimism and who just needs to wrap it up. The crew also debate Bruno's player of the season credentials and make a case for who needs to win this season's Champions League the most.All this & more in our latest episode.

We are joined by special guest Alex Stothard, owner of XP Arena and former footballer. In this episode Malcom , Khanya , Mvu and Alex discuss local academy football, the PL as it draws to a close and the huge round of UCL fixtures coming up.

Our latest instalment features Rindai's impassioned defence of Vinicius Jr, Malcom's take on his first Soweto derby and Khanya & Thabani finally agree on something.

All this on more on our newest episode.

Cast: Thabani Mlalazi, Rindai Gandure, Malcom Masivikwa, Khanya Mosetlhi