Rebecca and Marilyn are back in the studio — one slightly dizzy, the other still being heckled by the teapot — for another hilarious round of Two Left Feet!

This week, Rebecca unveils her new fitness craze Chair Gym 2.0: Spinnovation (“optimism, regret, and questionable balance”), while Marilyn’s attempt to colour-code the mugs ends in mutiny. Between the spinning chairs and coffee machine chaos, the pair somehow manage to unpack all the Premier League drama — from Brentford’s shock win over Liverpool to Sunderland’s stunning late strike at Stamford Bridge.

Plus, Statisha the AI is back with her latest round of predictions, trying once again to prove that artificial intelligence can actually understand football. (Spoiler: still debatable.)

Expect:

⚽ Premier League madness retold with laughter

🤖 AI predictions from Statisha

☕ Mug rebellions and studio mishaps

😂 Warm, accessible, inclusive fun — football without the jargon

Rebecca and Marilyn are back from the international break — and so is the Premier League madness!

This week, the Two Left Feet duo tackle everything from Liverpool’s shock defeat and Arsenal’s title charge to Harry Maguire’s unexpected heroics. There’s also a caffeine crisis, a sacked manager before tea time, and a six-goal thriller that left everyone needing a lie down.

Meanwhile, Statisha’s back with her AI prediction review and fresh picks for the next round — proving once again that data, luck, and pure nonsense can all exist in perfect harmony.

It’s silly, it’s sharp, and it’s exactly what football needs after the international break.

Rebecca and Marilyn are back — slightly dizzy but full of laughs — after a weekend of wild weather, late goals, and even later drama!

From Liverpool’s shock defeat to Palace’s last-minute winner, to Arsenal’s rise back to the top, the duo bring their usual mix of humour, chaos and clear-as-mud analysis.

Meanwhile, Statisha reviews another round of AI predictions with surprising results — proving once again that even artificial intelligence can’t make sense of the Premier League.

With no show next week for the international break, this episode also shines a light on World Mental Health Day, reminding us all not to take life (or football) too seriously.