On this week's episode, the Supersubs discuss how costly turnovers lost the game for their respective clubs. Join them as they discuss the difficulty of watching games when there is nothing to play for. The La Liga, Ligue Un, and Serie A champions are crowned, and a lot is left to be played for in the Champions League and Premiere League. Tutino of AFC Cosenza and Portu of Girona win Supersub of the Week. Casemiro "wins" Superdud of the Week.

Some have said all of life is suffering, but for Paul and Andy, they say it is pain. Especially when their teams suffer from bottling leads in their most important games. You can revel in their pain and enjoy their suffering by listening to their catharsis on this week’s episode. Mousa al Taamari for Montpellier and Andreas Christensen for Barcelona are the Supersubs of the Week. Antony for Manchester United and João Cancelo for Barcelona are the Superduds of the Week.

In a week where it seemed like every game was decided by one (or multiple) penalties, the Supersubs discuss close games, silverware, and predictions for the Champions League. Listen to their banter on this week's episode. M'Baye Niang for Empoli and Davide Frattersi for Inter are the Supersubs of the Week, while the Premier League, Bayern Munich, and Bruno Fernandes are the Superduds of the Week.

In a week where big games lifted expectations, the Supersubs found themselves a bit deflated. Whether it was their squads or their hope for drama, this week in football was a bit of a snooze. Find out why in this week’s episode. Romain Del Castillo and João Félix earn Supersub of the Week, while the Arsenal-Man City match and Bayern Munich earn Superdud of the Week.

After somewhat of a disappointing season so far, the luck of the Irish struck both of the Supersubs this week. Strong performances by Barcelona and a heroic effort from Man Utd see the Supersubs hopeful for their future for the first time in a long time. Hear them recount many European team's glories on this episode. Antony, Diallo, and Patrick win Supersub of the Week, while Victor Osimhen wins Superdud of the Week.

From Lamine Lamal’s spin on his shot to Garnacho’s moves that had Everton’s defense spinning, Paul and Andy look at the positives from this week’s round of fixtures. With a big week ahead, they hope their club's good fortunes will continue. Ben Seghir and André Silva are the Supersubs of the Week, while John McGinn and İlkay Gündoğan are the Superduds of the Week.

Not everyone can see beautiful football all the time, and the Supersubs know this quite well after this week. They’ve seen poor matches from their clubs, but they back their managers, even through the ugliness. A positive vibe check puts a polish on the ugly performances from Barca and Man United. Listen this week to hear why the Supersubs think their on-field problems stem from long ago. Luca Digne for Aston Villa, Sergi Darder for Mallorca, and GK Dominik Greif for Mallorca win Supersub of the Week. Chelsea and Jan Thielmann of Köln "win" Superdud of the Week.

In this episode, our two dork hosts get nerdy on their clubs. From chatting about referee decisions to talking Jurgen Klopp and Virgil van Dijk being dorks, our two hosts don’t know when to hold back. Simioni Bastoni for Empoli and Arne Engels for Augsburg are the Supersubs of the Week. Man Utd’s resiliency and the refs in Champions League & Real Madrid league game are the Superduds of the Week.