In the tenth episode of Banter League, hosts Rudra and Ishaan celebrate three consecutive weeks of football action while Vineeth joins later after traveling, discussing Manchester United’s incredible three-game winning streak that has them sitting in the top four while Liverpool collapses with six losses in their last seven matches. The episode covers Sunderland’s continued Cinderella story as they defeat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge with a 93rd minute winner, cementing their legitimacy as a promoted side with one of the Premier League’s strongest defenses, though questions remain about fixture sustainability. Extended analysis focuses on Liverpool’s defensive crisis particularly at wing-back positions, leading to Ishaan’s increasingly confident prediction that Slot will get sacked before Amorim, which sparks debates about whether last season’s success was just riding Klopp’s coattails. The hosts dissect Newcastle’s attacking struggles despite moderate scoring and their solid defense anchored by Trippier’s resurgent form, Arsenal maintaining their fortress-like defense with minimal shots conceded, and Aston Villa’s upset victory over Manchester City. Significant discussion centers on whether form players like Welbeck and Tiago have reached the same level as struggling superstars like Isak, with the consensus being “form is temporary, class is permanent” despite current point totals suggesting otherwise. Waiver wire recommendations emphasize Brighton assets during their favorable fixture run, Fulham players including the underrated Lukic, and various defensive options as CBIT points continue dominating fantasy scoring. Trade negotiations feature Ishaan attempting to swap goalkeeper and defender packages for Vineeth’s underperforming midfielder Pino, which gets declined, followed by a dramatic live trade between Rudra and Ishaan where Senesi gets traded for Kerkez despite immediate second-guessing and attempts to cancel. League standings show Raman extending his winning streak to six games with an astounding 63% of his points coming from waiver pickups rather than draft selections, proving his mastery of the format, while Vineeth quietly climbs to second place on a four-game winning streak, and defending champion Ashwin finally breaks through with his first victory of the season thanks to Eli Kroupié’s breakout performance. The episode concludes with predictions heavily favoring Ishaan over Vineeth in their upcoming matchup due to Haaland facing Bournemouth at home, and universal agreement that Raman has essentially already won the league.

In the ninth episode of Banter League, hosts Rudra and Ishaan welcome the league leader and GOAT Raman along with the “jinx master” Rishab, as Vineeth gallivants in Japan and Ishaan rushes off to a wedding after 15 minutes. The episode celebrates Manchester United’s stunning 2-1 victory over Liverpool with passionate debates about whether Amorim deserves credit or if Liverpool simply bottled it, featuring Ishaan’s bold prediction that Slot will get sacked before Amorim does, which everyone immediately dismisses as attention-seeking hot take. Liverpool’s defensive crisis becomes a running joke as the hosts dissect how Tsimikas somehow had a better game than both starting wing-backs, leading to discussions about their four-game losing streak and whether Salah is washed or just saving himself for a Saudi payday. The episode dives deep into the season’s paradigm shift where defensive contribution points have made boring defenders more valuable than exciting attackers, with Raman smugly explaining his 5-4-1 formation strategy that’s propelling his five-game win streak while everyone else scrambles to copy it. Extended sleeper pick analysis focuses on Sunderland’s defensive assets dominating fantasy despite easy fixtures, prompting debates about whether owners should sell high before reality hits. Trade negotiations devolve into chaos with Rishab and Rudra proposing increasingly ridiculous deals including multi-player swaps that nobody wants, while Raman sits back deflecting compliments about his team by insisting he’s “just been lucky” despite clearly dominating everyone. The hosts provide waiver recommendations. League standings show Raman comfortably on top after his winning streak, the middle pack desperately trying to climb up, and defending champion still winless through eight game weeks.

The Banter League hosts—Rudra, Vineeth, and the returning Ishaan—lament the "most dreaded" international break , which everyone agrees is only useful for tracking the critical player injuries that will ruin everyone's FPL draft teams. The crew dives into a chaotic Game Week 7: Ishaan boasts about Manchester United's dominant victory , while the other hosts revel in Liverpool's recent "horrid" form and the end of their lucky last-minute wins. The episode's key FPL Draft Strategy debate centers on the insanity of trading an asset like Salah for the in-form Semenyo. The hosts also flag major concerns over injuries to Rodri , Ollie Watkins , and Cole Palmer.

The real drama hits during the waiver recommendations when Ishaan makes an "absolutely ridiculous" live trade offer for Mateta, prompting Vineeth to immediately threaten to "push you off the pod". The hosts then manage to recover, offering late-season FPL hidden gem tips, including Mason Mount and Estêvão, and setting up the next round of their league beef. Notably, Raman is on a four-game win streak, entirely fueled by Rudra's earlier prediction that he would finish bottom half.

In the seventh episode of Banter League, hosts Rudra and Vineeth welcome special guest Vijay, who's having what they diplomatically call "a shit start to the season," while regular co-host Ishaan enjoys vacation in Japan. The episode covers a disastrous Game Week 6 where nearly everyone scored embarrassingly low points, Liverpool suffered their first loss to Crystal Palace after dominating all season, Manchester United continued their tradition of disappointing fans by losing to Brentford, and Chelsea collected yet another red card like they're building a collection. The hosts examine league standings where one player remains undefeated and insufferably smug about it, while others cling to hope despite scoring in the low 30s. Extended debates about whether Manchester United's manager deserves more time reach philosophical levels before being interrupted by discussions of Harvey Elliott's playing time. The episode's highlight is the podcast's first-ever live trade where Rudra makes what everyone immediately recognizes as a terrible decision, trading Declan Rice for Harvey Elliott with guest Vijay, prompting Vineeth to repeatedly tell listeners this deal proves guests get special treatment. The hosts provide waiver recommendations while admitting they're probably giving away their own targets, preview the Chelsea versus Liverpool match assuming Chelsea doesn't get another red card, and end with match predictions where Rudra predicts his own loss to maintain proper jinxing protocol.

In the sixth episode of Banter League, hosts Vineeth and Ishaan record together in Vancouver to discuss Game Week 5 Premier League results and fantasy league standings. The episode covers key match analyses including recent performances from top clubs and struggling teams. The hosts examine current league standings where one player maintains an unbeaten streak while others compete for top positions. Live trade negotiations feature throughout the episode, with various player swap proposals and strategic discussions. The hosts provide insights on defensive contribution statistics and their growing importance in fantasy scoring. The episode concludes with Game Week 6 waiver wire recommendations, fixture analysis, and predictions for upcoming matches across different Premier League teams.

In the fifth episode of Banter League, the hosts welcome Pramod as the special guest to discuss various strategic moves, trade proposals, and match analyses. The episode covers noteworthy performances and tactical decisions from the fourth gameweek, providing an in-depth examination of the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) and Premier League results. Pramod, Vineeth, Rudra and Ishaan delve into key trades, player potential, and new signings, offering listeners insights on how to strengthen their fantasy teams. The episode wraps up with match predictions for the next gameweek and concludes with a lively discussion about players to watch, potential waiver wire picks, and notable performances.

In this episode, we break down the latest transfer deadline day signings, highlight the key Week 4 fixtures you won’t want to miss, share the latest updates from our DraftPL H2H battles, and reveal top players to target from the waiver pool. Tune in to get all the insights you need to dominate your Fantasy Premier League draft!

In the third episode of Banter League, the hosts discuss the highlights and lowlights of the past game weeks, including a segment titled 'Game of the Week.' They delve into standout matches, individual team performances, and analyze the impact of recent transfers. Emphasis is placed on evaluating player performances and predicting fantasy football picks. The episode features a lively debate about Manchester United's current struggles and potential managerial changes, showcasing a mix of detailed analysis, strategic insights, and the peculiar 'jinx game.' The hosts also tackle recent injuries, player form, and make bold predictions for upcoming fixtures.

In this second episode of Banter League, the hosts Rudra, Vineeth and Ishaan discuss the results from the first week of the new season. They analyze various matchups, call out significant performances in both their league and the Premier League, and focus on potential fantasy football pickups for the upcoming weeks. They also introduce a segment called the Trashcan to discuss current football news and its impact on fantasy leagues. Rudra shares his own strategic insights, while Vinny and Ishaan provide analyses of their team performances and potential key players. The hosts wrap up by discussing predictions and answering questions about team management strategies.

This weeks episode we go over all the teams in the league and predict where they will finish. We also give our players to watch.