In the eleventh episode of Banter League, hosts Ishaan, Rudra, and Vineeth welcome defending champion Ashwin along with league leader Raman for a restructured format featuring three segments: in-form player analysis, fixture reviews, and chaotic live trading. The episode opens with systematic coverage of upcoming fixtures where hosts take turns analyzing 2-3 players from specific matchups, highlighting defensive contributors from Leeds despite calling them a “shitty team with all due respect,” Brighton’s attacking prowess led by Welbeck’s six goals in six games, and Arsenal’s defensive fortress anchored by Declan Rice’s consistent CBIT contributions. Significant attention focuses on Ishaan’s controversial trade of Welbeck for Evanilson from Bournemouth, sparking immediate debate about whether trading away an in-form striker for an injury-prone alternative makes sense, with Ishaan defending himself by citing Welbeck’s injury history. Match analysis covers Manchester United’s continued unbeaten run under Amorim despite defensive vulnerabilities from set pieces, Liverpool finally returning to winning ways by reverting to Klopp’s old lineup without big-money signings like Isak, Wirtz and Kerkez, Newcastle’s attacking struggles despite Jacob Murphy’s brilliance, and Wolves’ continued winless season making any opponent’s players automatic waiver targets. The episode features extensive discussion about whether form players like Welbeck have reached the level of proven stars, with unanimous agreement that they haven’t but current point totals make it debatable. League standings show Raman maintaining his dominant position with an absurd 63% of points coming from waiver pickups while managing a “dead bench” featuring three non-starters, Vineeth quietly sitting second, and Ashwin breaking through with his sole victory after defeating Rudra. The live trade segment descends into pure chaos as Raman attempts multiple deals while openly admitting he needs to drop half his team before the next gameweek, Ishaan tries trading away Kerkez after Liverpool’s defensive struggles, and desperately attempts to offload Evanilson to anyone willing to take him just days after acquiring him, offering him for Gabriel, Watkins, and Isak in succession while everyone roasts him for the Welbeck trade. The episode concludes with Raman and Rudra agreeing to swap Xavi Simons for Mitoma pending confirmation, multiple declined offers involving Xhaka who everyone agrees is underrated but nobody wants due to fixtures, and general consensus that Ishaan has made terrible decisions and should stop offering trades entirely.