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Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe discuss Arsenal hard fought win against Chelsea and recap match week 28 of the Premier League. 0:50 - Arsenal relies on set pieces once again to get past Chelsea 19:43 - Manchester City continue to put pressure on title race 26:09 - Tudor and Tottenham Hotspur continue to struggle 34:10 - Round up of remaining results; Manchester United 2-1 Crystal Palace, Wolves 2-0 Aston Villa, Liverpool 5-2 West Ham United, Burnley 3-4 Brentford, Newcastle United 2-3 Everton, Brighton 2-1 Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth 1-1 SunderlandSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello and welcome back to Unseen Incidents! This week we're taking on the big question: are Arsenal about to bottle it? The Gunners have been here before, but we dig into their previous title challenges, their current form, and our questions around Arteta's tactics to ask how concerned fans should be, and how the club can solidify its grip on the 25/26 trophy.Then we get into the Burn Book, with I Capture The Castle, the Baftas Tourette/racism controversy, and feeding your baby.Thanks for listening, and for more episodes, check out patreon.com/patrickvs!

Arsenal's financial results are in — and the numbers tell a story.In Episode 174, we break down the club's 2025 revenue surge, Champions League impact, sponsorship growth and wage structure, asking what it really means for Arsenal's trajectory. Is this sustainable growth? How does the new financial model affect future transfer windows? And with PSR gone and a new system incoming, what does the summer actually look like?We also debate the controversial 3.9% ticket price rise and the introduction of the A+ category for Champions League knockout games. With merchandise flying off the shelves and revenues climbing, is this smart business — or bad faith? Where should the balance sit between global growth and protecting match-going fans?From there, attention turns to Europe. The Champions League draw looms, with Arsenal facing either Atalanta or Bayer Leverkusen. We react to a chaotic knockout night, assess the possible paths ahead, and discuss what really matters at this stage of the competition — league phase fatigue or knockout mentality?Part two shifts to football matters on the pitch.We analyse squad dynamics ahead of Chelsea:– The left wing debate and whether Saka moves wide again– Ødegaard's role and match sharpness– Hincapié vs Calafiori at left-back– Defensive structure and late-game control– What Chelsea might change after recent stumblesIs this a statement opportunity? Or a potential banana skin?Plus, this week's Who Am I? takes us through one of the strangest transfers in Arsenal history — a story involving QPR, Palace, Spurs, Chelsea… and even NFL Europe.Financial growth. European tension. Chelsea at the Emirates.Arsenal move into the decisive stretch of the season — and the margins are tightening.Chapters:(00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:57) – Revenue Surge: Champions League Impact & Sponsorship Growth(02:02) – Adidas Deal, Merchandise Boom & “Waitrose FC”(04:54) – Wage Structure & Contract Renewals(06:12) – Transfer Spending, PSR Changes & Summer Outlook(07:47) – Potential Sales Debate: Martinelli, White & Squad Balance(10:42) – 50 Merchandise Drops & Commercial Strategy(13:22) – Ticket Price Rise, A+ Category & Fan Debate(21:42) – Champions League Draw Preview(23:41) – Knockout Chaos & European Night Reactions(28:05) – New League Phase vs Knockout Debate(30:57) – PT.2 Who Am I? (Game)(32:29) – Prediction Game: Brighton vs Nottingham Forest(36:11) – Wolves vs Aston Villa & Palace Discussion(44:05) – Chelsea Preview(49:06) – Left Wing Debate, Ødegaard & Squad Decisions(55:53) – Defensive Structure & Closing the Game(01:04:28) – Who Am I? (Game) Answer & Transfer Story(01:08:26) – Closing Thoughts & Sign-Off

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Out good friend Zach joins us after a pivotal NLD Derby Arsenal win! We talk title, Arteta and Guardiola, Martin Odegaard and more!

Domination Derby: Arsenal Destroy Spurs 4-1 Away from Home as Eze Delivers, Raya Recovers and the Premier League Lead Returns to Five PointsArsenal respond in the only way that matters.After pressure built following Manchester City's win, the North London Derby became more than just another fixture — it became a test of control, intent and composure. And from the opening minutes, Arsenal delivered one of the most dominant performances ever seen at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.We break down the starting XI decisions, the absence of key names, and the early intensity that set the tone. The discussion then moves into the opening goal — Saka's persistence, Eze's sharp finish — and the familiar frustration of conceding immediately after taking the lead.There's an honest assessment of Declan Rice's error, David Raya's positioning, and whether Arsenal are gifting opponents moments rather than being broken down. But this episode isn't about collapse — it's about response.We analyse Raya's in-game recovery, Gyökeres' growing confidence in front of goal, and the structural adjustments that kept Arsenal on the front foot instead of retreating into caution. Timber's contribution, Mosquera's composure, and the subtle tactical shifts in midfield all come under the microscope.Eze's performance is given full attention — his decision-making, positioning, and the wider question of how Arteta has finally unlocked his best role. We also examine the ongoing Trossard debate and what Odegaard's return could mean ahead of Chelsea.The numbers tell their own story: territorial dominance, touches in the box, xG control. But the episode goes deeper than the stats — into mentality, game management, and the standards required in a title race.Part Two features the Matchweek 27 whip-around, where we assess Manchester City's narrow win, Liverpool's controversial late goal, Chelsea's dropped points, and the developing relegation battle. VARse returns with discussion on Forest, City, Palace and the automated offside debate.Arsenal restored the five-point lead.Now the question is whether they can sustain this level of control.Chelsea up next.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:51) - Line-Up Reaction & “Not North London” Display Debate(03:48) - Early Intent & Fast Start(08:18) - 0-1 | Eze Finishes After Saka's Work(10:46) - 1-1 | Rice Error & Raya Questioned(13:16) - The Longest Half-Time Ever(15:46) - Raya's Save & Regaining Composure(16:47) - 1-2 | Gyökeres Strikes With Authority(18:13) - Disallowed Spurs Goal & Gabriel Controversy(21:22) - 1-3 | Eze at the Double(22:20) - Raya Big Save & Redemption Moment?(24:01) - Saka Injury Concern(24:58) - 1-4 | Gyökeres Seals It Late(28:03) - Match Stats & Dominance Breakdown(31:52) - Trossard Debate & Tactical Adjustments(37:29) - Raya Form Discussion(45:42) - Eze Role Analysis & Arteta Comments(52:34) - PT.2 Whip Around the Grounds (MW27)(59:30) - VARse: Forest, City & Palace Decisions(01:10:56) - MW27 Title Race, UCL Qualification & Relegation Battle(01:18:55) - Closing Thoughts

Boyd, Josh and Alan gathered in the wake up a magnificent North London Derby success as Arsenal restored their five-point lead at the top of the table and made the perfect response after Wednesday's disappointment at Wolves. We rejoice in Eze's goals, Gyökeres' brace and reflect on Arteta's comments on showing love to his players, paying dividends with Arsenal's convincing victory. We look forward to a week off before pondering what's in store against Chelsea next weekend. Thanks as always for listening. ⁠⁠⁠arsenalpodcast.net⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@arsenalpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Produced by Josh Landy  A Playback Media Production  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠playbackmedia.co.uk⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Copyright 2026 Playback Media Ltd - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode, Patrick and Ted break down the North London Derby — how worried should Arsenal really be, and how bad could it get for Spurs? Then they look at two clubs dealing with the fallout of sacking established coaches: Chelsea can't stop stepping on rakes, and Real Madrid have no idea what they are anymore. Plus Nico O'Reilly is turning into a real player, West Ham are quietly terrifying, and football has entered a post-control era. Enjoy! Tickets for The Transfer Flow Conference (May 22, London) are available now for a 10% discount: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1981005227964/?discount=earlybird10 Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheTransferFlow Subscribe to our FREE newsletter: https://www.thetransferflow.com/subscribe Join Variance Betting: https://www.thetransferflow.com/upgrade Follow us on our Socials: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe1WTKOt7byrELQcGRSzu1Q X: https://x.com/TheTransferFlow Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/thetransferflow.bsky.social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetransferflow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@transferflowpodcast Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 00:38 – North London Derby: Arsenal's form and the bottling narrative 05:26 – Is the media manufacturing an Arsenal crisis? 07:06 – Arsenal's injury problems and what Arteta keeps getting wrong 09:25 – Arteta's rotation problem and the fullback injury curse 11:22 – An edge vs. Arsenal? 13:25 – Chelsea & Real Madrid: life after their control-era coaches 17:06 – Chelsea can't stop stepping on rakes 17:48 – Cole Palmer's injury concern and the coaching matters debate 19:16 – Rosenior's midfield puzzle: Enzo, Andre Santos and Palmer 24:25 – Man United: are we underrating their rebuild? 27:27 – Why overpaying for players submarines clubs for years 32:01 – Nico O'Reilly and Pep's new NBA-style City 36:25 – Is Bernardo Silva done as a Pep staple? 38:28 – Champions League knockouts: why scorelines are getting crazy 39:32 – Football's post-control world 40:08 – West Ham are quietly terrifying 42:35 – Could Spurs actually get relegated? 44:22 – Outro: TTF Conference, Patreon & Variance Betting

The North London Derby falls into the Red! Igor Tudor gets a proper Premier League welcome from Arteta's title hopefuls, as they put the comfortable 5-point cushion back between them and City. Both Villa and Chelsea drop points at home in the race for a Champions League spot. City grind out a 2-1 victory against Newcastle, with Nico O'Reilly the star of the show, playing OOP as an advanced 8, to score a brace for his owners. Brighton somewhat unexpectedly beat Brentford at the G-Tech and Rogers have to accept a blank against Leeds.A massive THANK YOU for all your support watching, liking and sharing our videos!__________________________ 

Mikel Arteta BLASTS Arsenal deserters, North London Derby Preview, Lucky Man City Win AgainMikel Arteta BLASTS Arsenal deserters ahead of the North London Derby, while Manchester City scrape another lucky win to keep pressure on the title race. With emotions high and the biggest game in North London approaching, Arsenal must respond.In today's episode of The Gooner Talk, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down Arteta's strong message, what it means for squad mentality, and whether this could spark a response ahead of the derby. We also preview Arsenal vs Spurs in full — analysing team news, predicted lineups, tactical battles, and what Arsenal must do to secure bragging rights.Plus, we discuss Manchester City's latest narrow victory, whether luck is playing a role, and how it impacts Arsenal's title race hopes.

Arsenal v Spurs could be the biggest North London derby in a very long time.. Arsenal will need to do more then free kicks & corners..People are giving their opinions on Ratcliffe, Vini Jr etc..only problem is the same people are trying to shut down other peoples opinions..Media are working overtime to talk people into believing Michael Carrick could be the answer..Support the show

Fiery Fridays are BACK and in today's episode, Adrian Durham believes Declan Rice needs to demand a new BIGGER contract from Arsenal than the one Bukayo Saka received or he should walk... Angelina Kelly and Alex Crook go at it yet again (SHOCK) after Angelina claimed Jurgen Klopp should be desperate to take over as the new manager Manchester United, and Manchester United should be desperate to appoint Jurgen Klopp. PLUS Crooky thinks Mikel Arteta needs to walk away from Arsenal at the end of the season!As you know by now every Friday, it's all about bold opinions, strong feelings, and arguments just waiting to happen. Because as the week winds down, we're turning the heat all the way up… That's another three HUGE opinions… no sitting on the fence… and absolutely no fear of things getting a little heated.It's an absolute cracker this week!Produced by: Daniel KaneEdited by: Daniel Kane Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal Drop Points Again… Is the Title Slipping Away?

C'est parti pour une nouvelle preview dans le WFC. L'affiche du weekend, c'est le derby du Nord de Londres entre Tottenham et Arsenal. Les Gunners inquiètent en ce moment avec seulement deux victoires sur les 7 derniers matches de Premier League. Après le match nul à Wolverhampton mercredi, êtes-vous inquiets de la forme des Gunners ? Peuvent-ils tout perdre, notamment le titre en Premier League ? Quelle sera la prestation de Tottenham pour la première sur le banc d'Igor Tudor ? Quelles sont les cotes "piège" et "surprise" du weekend ? Du côté des joueurs, Allan Saint-Maximin réalise des débuts rêvés avec le RC Lens avec un but et deux passes décisives en seulement deux rencontres de championnat. Sera-t-il décisif contre Monaco ce weekend ? Est-il le facteur X de la fin de saison lensoise ? Ne manquez pas la grille 12 à remplir avec l'équipe du Winamax FC.Ce podcast est hébergé par Podcastics, la plateforme pour créer et diffuser votre podcast facilement.

Arsenal went to Wolves knowing the margin for error was gone.What followed was a night that began with control, composure and an early breakthrough — and ended with frustration, defensive uncertainty and uncomfortable questions.In Part One, the panel break down the 2–2 draw at Molineux in detail. From the starting XI decisions and Saka's central role, to Declan Rice's early influence and the sense that the game should have been put to bed, the conversation moves through the turning points that shifted momentum.There's analysis of the second-half drop-off, the numbers behind the collapse, the defensive spacing issues, the Raya debate, and the substitutions that changed the rhythm of the game.Then comes the bigger discussion — mentality, game management, title pressure, and what this result means for Mikel Arteta's project. Is this a wobble, or something more structural? The bottle debate is addressed directly.Part Two shifts gears.There's reaction to Bukayo Saka's new contract and what it signals for Arsenal's future. The hosts discuss the recent fan incident outside the Emirates and player security. The prediction table returns. The North London Derby preview takes centre stage — injuries, tactical adjustments, and whether this is the perfect reset fixture after Wolves.And of course, the Spurs-themed “Who Am I?” returns — with a suitably painful answer.It's a raw, honest episode. Frustration, analysis and perspective — all before a defining derby weekend.

On Thursday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you news of Arsenal's stumble, Newcastle's thumping Champions League win and the row at Drogheda United rumbles on.Arsenal throw away a 2–0 lead at Molineux as Arsenal are held by Wolverhampton Wanderers, missing the chance to go seven points clear in the Premier League title race.Mikel Arteta calls on his players to “stand up” in the title run-in, with a decisive North London Derby against Tottenham Hotspur on the horizon.Wolves boss Rob Edwards focuses on the positives after his side's comeback, as they remain 17 points from safety despite improved performances.Newcastle United take a commanding 6–1 lead into their second leg against Qarabag FK in the UEFA Champions League, with four goals from Anthony Gordon in Azerbaijan.Elsewhere in Europe's top competition, Bodo/Glimt stun Inter Milan, while Club Brugge and Atletico Madrid share a six-goal thriller.Martin O'Neill prepares for his 1000th game in management as Celtic F.C. face VfB Stuttgart in the UEFA Europa League play-off.New Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira begins his tenure against Fenerbahce S.K., as Morgan Gibbs-White insists the squad remain united.Crystal Palace continue their first European adventure with a trip to HŠK Zrinjski Mostar in the UEFA Europa Conference League.In the Women's Champions League, Arsenal W.F.C. set up a London derby with Chelsea F.C. Women, while Manchester United W.F.C. hold a strong advantage over Atletico Madrid Femenino.Off the pitch, Spanish football writer Dermot Corrigan discusses the racism row involving Benfica and Real Madrid, and explains why Jose Mourinho could never return to the Bernabeu.Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

Join our beautiful soccer community/discord and support the pod: https://www.patreon.com/samsarmy PREMIER LEAGUE: Pressure beginning to mount on Arsenal and Arteta. Tottenham and (especially) Nottingham Forest smash the panic button, bringing in temporary stopgap managers. PR101 tips for how Manchester United haircut guy SHOULD handle the situation moving forward. Weekend preview f/t biggest wild card game in recent North London Daerby history. HALFTIME: What If a legendary team from the 1950s or 60s played in the Premier League today - how would they do? ROUND THE WORLD: what to watch for from MLS in 2026 - on and off the field. STOPPAGE TIME: Ivan Toney's Best Bets and GOAWs

On this episode of TCOAG, Harry Symeou discusses the latest on Martin Odegaard's fitness & future, we react to the draw for the 5th round of this season's FA Cup as Arsenal prepare to travel to Mansfield Town & we react to the criticism Mikel Arteta has faced for not signing a shirt outside Emirates Stadium from his car. Plus, we take some of your questions from the live chat as always. Set piece patreon episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/set-piece-kings-148833687?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link Donate to Gooners vs Cancer here: https://goonersvcancer.com/ To sign up as a Patreon, get additional episodes, ad-free episodes and become a part of our discord server, click the link below. https://patreon.com/thechroniclesofagooner?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Listen to 'The Rise of Pafos FC' on Apple podcasts or Spotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rise-of-pafos-fc-with-harry-symeou/id1334407316?i=1000746012823 #arsenal #afc #latestnews Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Arsenal step away from Premier League pressure and into the FA Cup — and for 45 minutes, it looks effortless.In this episode of The Non-Negotiables Podcast, we break down the 4–0 win over Wigan Athletic, where four first-half goals settled the tie early and allowed Mikel Arteta to rotate heavily. We discuss the starting XI surprises, Calafiori's latest warm-up withdrawal, and the long-anticipated experiment of Bukayo Saka operating centrally.There's a deep dive into the first-half performance — Eze's influence, the combinations between Saka and Madueke, Martinelli's clinical finish, and Nørgaard's standout display. Was this simply lower-league opposition being exposed, or did we see tactical clues for the weeks ahead?We also assess the second-half slowdown, Gyökeres' introduction, and the home debuts for Salmon and Setford — moments that reflect squad depth and internal culture.From there, attention turns to the FA Cup draw. Mansfield away awaits, Manchester City travel to Newcastle, and the pathway opens slightly — but questions remain.Part two shifts into bigger concerns. We address Arsenal's mounting injury issues — recurring patterns, squad construction, recovery methods, and whether the modern game is shortening careers at the top level. Is this bad luck, load management, or something structural?Finally, we preview the trip to Wolves. With Odegaard and others doubtful, does Saka stay central? Is this the moment for a tactical pivot? And with Arsenal chasing control at the top of the table, is this simply a must-win — or a tone-setter for the run-in?All that, plus this week's “Who Am I?” featuring a 1971 double winner.Control restored — but bigger questions are building.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:51) - FA Cup Context: Rotation & Calafiori Warm-Up Injury(03:47) - Saka Central?(06:01) - Eze's First-Half Influence(09:35) - 1–0 | Madueke Finished, Eze Assist(10:51) - 2–0 | Martinelli Rifles It Home(12:30) - 3–0 | Own Goal & Saka–Madueke Link-Up(15:25) - 4–0 | Jesus Scores, Nørgaard Delivers(17:36) - Second-Half Coast & Gyökeres Chance(19:15) - Home Debuts: Salmon & Setford(22:30) - Match Stats Breakdown(23:57) - FA Cup Draw: Mansfield Away & City at Newcastle(30:39) - PT.2 Who Am I? (Game)(31:57) - Mounting Injury Concerns & Squad Depth Debate(53:51) - Wolves Preview: Must-Win Pressure(56:07) - Saka Inside vs Wide: The Big Decision(01:06:15) - Who Am I? Answer & Closing Thoughts

Arsenal Get DREAM Cup Clash, Odegaard Future Clarified, Calafiori and Injury Updates ExpectedArsenal have been handed a DREAM cup draw against Mansfield Town while Manchester City draw Newcastle away, but attention also turns to the future of Martin Odegaard and expected injury updates involving Riccardo Calafiori and others. With Mikel Arteta's side juggling competitions, squad fitness, and leadership clarity could prove crucial in the weeks ahead.In today's episode of The Gooner Talk, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the favourable cup clash, what it means for Arsenal's chances of silverware, and how Arteta may approach squad rotation. We also analyse the latest around Martin Odegaard's future, leadership role and long-term outlook, plus what to expect from upcoming injury updates including Riccardo Calafiori.With insight, analysis and the latest Arsenal news, this is your essential Gunners update.

Arsenal Batter Wigan, Calafiori & Odegaard Injury Woes + Madueke, Saka and Eze Trial Works!Arsenal put in a dominant performance to batter Wigan, but injury concerns surrounding Riccardo Calafiori and Martin Odegaard have raised fresh questions for Mikel Arteta. At the same time, there were encouraging signs as the Madueke, Saka and Eze attacking trial showed real promise.In today's episode of The Gooner Talk, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the full Arsenal vs Wigan reaction — analysing the standout performers, key tactical moments, and what this result means moving forward. We also assess the latest injury updates on Calafiori and Odegaard, potential timelines, and how Arsenal may need to adapt if either misses upcoming fixtures.There's also a deep dive into the attacking experiment featuring Madueke, Saka and Eze — why it worked, what it changes tactically, and whether this could be a glimpse into Arsenal's future attacking setup.

Rio is joined by Ste and Joel to look back at a weekend which saw Trent Alexander-Arnold be compared to David Beckham, Harry Kane beat Cristiano Ronaldo to a momentus milestone and the dust settled on Thomas Tuchel's contract extension as England manager.With the title race taking a break for the FA Cup, Ste doesn't take a break in analysing Arsena's title credentials catching up with Joel for the first time since Arteta's side dropped points at Brentford. Rio points out the key role of players within the dressing room who maintain perspective and are able to remain calm in this type of high-pressure situation.Joel poses the question about whether German football fans are more appreciative of England striker Harry Kane than supporters of the national team and Rio heaps praise on the forward who beat Ronaldo by ten matches to score 500 career goals.Ste and Joel produce various different stats when analysing the performance of Trent while Rio details why his passing ability is a skill that can often be under rated and appreciated considering all of the factors that are required to excel at that part of the game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will Perry and Tim Sherwood react to Igor Tudor's appointment at Tottenham until the end of the season. What does success look like for the new man in charge — and can he steer Spurs to Premier League safety? Tottenham fan Alfie joins the pod to share his expectations as Tudor begins the task of keeping the club in the top flight.Next, Eberechi Eze impressed against Wigan in the FA Cup this weekend — but with limited minutes and a lack of goals and assists since his North London Derby hat-trick, we ask: is Mikel Arteta holding him back?And finally, to a dramatic Sunday in the Scottish Premiership: Celtic came back from 2–0 down to beat Kilmarnock, while Rangers saw off rivals Hearts 4–2 at Ibrox. Hearts fan Liam and Rangers fan Martin join us to answer the big question: who's going to win the title?To get involved you can send a voice note or message via WhatsApp to 07514 917075.You can also listen to Sky Sports FC on your smart speaker by saying asking it to "play Sky Sports FC".For more football news, head to skysports.com/footballFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

Could Bukayo Saka as an interior be the solution for Arteta, to drive Arsenal to a first Premier League title in over twenty years? I'm joined by @PythagInBoots. We also reflect on the FA Cup R5 draw!

Arsenal Injury BLOW Confirmed?! Wigan Athletic Preview, One Player Returns & More!Arsenal could be facing another injury blow, but there is also positive news with one key player set to return ahead of the clash with Wigan Athletic. Mikel Arteta's squad faces rotation decisions, fitness concerns, and an important opportunity as the Gunners prepare for their next test.In today's episode of The Gooner Talk, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the latest injury situation, who could be missing, and what the potential blow means for squad depth and selection. We also preview Arsenal vs Wigan Athletic, looking at predicted lineups, rotation options, tactical expectations, and the importance of managing minutes during a demanding period.With the chance for returning players to make an impact, and potential opportunities for squad and academy names, this is your full match build-up, injury update, and Arsenal news round-up.

The Gunners cruise through to R5 of the FA Cup with a 4-0 win over Wigan Athletic at the Emirates. Ever so Eze for Arteta and his men.

Mikel Arteta Laughs Off Transfer Decision, Attacking Numbers Study Reveals Major Arsenal Worry & More!Mikel Arteta laughs off a fresh transfer decision question, but a new attacking numbers study has revealed a potentially major concern for Arsenal. Are the Gunners creating enough to sustain a title challenge — or is there a deeper issue emerging?In today's episode of The Gooner Talk, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down Arteta's latest comments, the context behind the transfer stance, and what the underlying attacking data says about Arsenal's performances this season. We analyse chance creation, goal output, attacking balance, and whether this is a short-term dip or a structural worry that could impact the title race.There's also discussion on squad usage, attacking combinations, tactical patterns, and what Arsenal may need to adjust moving forward.

Arsenal leave West London with a point — but far more questions than answers.In this episode of The Non-Negotiables, we break down the 1–1 draw at Brentford and ask whether Arsenal are drifting away from the identity that made them so dominant. With Manchester City applying pressure in the title race, this was a night that demanded control. Instead, it became another conversation about long balls, lost fluency, and a worrying lack of sustained chance creation.We analyse the starting XI, the impact of key absences, and how the tactical approach shaped the first half. Is “Long Ball FC” becoming more than just frustration? Are Arsenal overthinking matches against teams they should be imposing themselves on? And what does this style shift say about the manager's current priorities?There's a deep dive into the Eberechi Eze debate — recruitment vs role — and whether he's being used in a way that suits his strengths. Then we unpack the second-half momentum swing: Odegaard's introduction, the return of familiar patterns, and Madueke's header that briefly felt like the breakthrough moment.But control evaporated. We examine the throw-in equaliser, the defensive lapses, and the concerning injury situation around Odegaard. Why was he left on? What did it cost Arsenal structurally? And how much did fatigue and squad rotation play into the late chaos?We close Part 1 with the bigger picture — xG, chance creation trends, and the uncomfortable truth about title-winning standards. Can you win a league without a 20-goal forward? And what actually is Arteta's football right now?Part 2 covers managerial sackings across the league, concerns around Ethan's loan situation, another controversial VAR weekend in MW26, and a look ahead to the FA Cup tie against Wigan — a potential reset moment before Wolves.The title race isn't over. But identity, control and attacking clarity now feel like the decisive battlegrounds.Set Piece FC rolls on — but can Arsenal rediscover themselves in time?Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(01:01) - Brentford Context, Starting XI Reaction & Injury Concerns(03:03) - Long Ball FC Returns(09:00) - Eberechi Eze Debate: Role or Recruitment Issue?(14:27) - Half-Time Shift: Odegaard Changes the Game(16:59) - 0–1 | Madueke's Header & Momentum(19:28) - Back to Long Balls & Control Lost(21:08) - 1–1 | Throw-In Chaos & Odegaard Injury Scare(24:25) - Why Was Odegaard Left On?(27:51) - Late Chances(31:05) - Stats, Chance Creation & Title-Winning Standards(33:12) - Identity Crisis: What Is Arteta's Football?(36:21) - PT.2 Managerial Sackings: Spurs & Forest(41:23) - Ethan Loan Concerns(45:17) - VARse MW26: Chelsea, City & Officiating Standards(51:55) - Wigan FA Cup Preview(01:00:27) - Final Thoughts: February, Injuries & Title Belief

James Allcott is joined by Clive Palmer (@Clivepafc) and Jacob Hawley (@hawleyjacob) to discuss Arsenal's season in depth. The trio talk about the ins and outs that have gotten Arsenal to this point, whilst taking a look at why Mikel Arteta needs this Premier League title more than anyone else.Host: James AllcottGuests: Clive Palmer and Jacob HawleyProducer: Cai JonesEditor: Finn McSkimmingAdditional Production: Patris Gordon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kai Havertz OUT for "Weeks", Saka and Odegaard BOOST, Brentford vs Arsenal PreviewArsenal have been handed a fresh injury concern with Kai Havertz ruled OUT for “weeks”, but there is positive news as Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard hand Mikel Arteta a major boost ahead of Brentford vs Arsenal.In today's episode of The Gooner Talk, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton analyses the impact of Havertz's absence, how Arsenal could adapt tactically, and why the return of key leaders like Saka and Odegaard could be decisive. We also break down everything you need to know ahead of Brentford vs Arsenal, including predicted lineups, tactical battles, and what this game means for Arsenal's title ambitions.Brentford have proven to be a tough opponent in recent seasons, and Arteta's side must be at their best to secure three crucial Premier League points. Get the full preview, latest Arsenal news, injury updates, and match insight right here.

Killian is a no show as Errol and Keenan take the lead on this week's Arsenal discussion. We go deep on why the gap should maintain the rest of the way, and what we should expect from Arteta's men in the next few months. The quadruple is still alive!

Mikel Arteta on Brentford Test, Man Utd Winning Run Ends, Nwaneri Nightmare Scenario On LoanArsenal face another huge Premier League challenge as Mikel Arteta prepares his side for a tough test against Brentford, while Manchester United's winning run finally comes to an end — and there's growing concern over a potential nightmare loan scenario involving Ethan Nwaneri.In today's episode of The Gooner Talk, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down everything from Arteta's latest press conference, the tactical and mental challenge Brentford present, and what Arsenal must do to maintain momentum in the title race. We also analyse Manchester United dropping points and what that means for the Premier League landscape, plus a deep dive into the risks surrounding Ethan Nwaneri's potential loan move and why Arsenal must get this decision right.With insight, analysis, and the latest Arsenal news, this is your essential Gunners update.

On this episode of TCOAG, Harry Symeou reacts to Mikel Arteta's comments regarding some of the errors he made earlier on in his Arsenal tenure. We discuss the impact of our 'finishers' and seeing as it's the hot topic - we talk about what makes a good pundit. Plus lots of your thoughts and questions from the live chat. Donate to Gooners vs Cancer here: https://goonersvcancer.com/ To sign up as a Patreon, get additional episodes, ad-free episodes and become a part of our discord server, click the link below. https://patreon.com/thechroniclesofagooner?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Listen to 'The Rise of Pafos FC' on Apple podcasts or Spotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rise-of-pafos-fc-with-harry-symeou/id1334407316?i=1000746012823 #arsenal #afc #premierleague

Episode Notes Join us on Irish Football Fan TV's Players Lounge as ex-Ireland international Jeff Hendrick breaks down a massive Premier League weekend! Arsenal sit six points clear at the top after their win over Sunderland, but Manchester City's thrilling 2-1 comeback at Anfield—Szoboszlai's worldie free-kick, Bernardo's equaliser, Haaland's clutch penalty, and late chaos with a disallowed goal and red card—has blown the title race wide open with 13 games left. Jeff gives his expert take on Arteta's 'pragmatic' style (set pieces, solidity over flair), why Gyökeres isn't getting the service he needs, City's resilience under Pep, the resurgence at Manchester United under Michael Carrick, big January transfers (like Semenyo to City), Irish loanees, and stories from his career including a hilarious Dwight McNeil prank at Burnley. First episode vibes every fortnight on Tuesdays! Don't miss Jeff's insights from the inside. Like, subscribe, comment your thoughts on the title race, who wins it? Arsenal or City? Find out more at https://ifftv-podcast.pinecast.co

Yes, That Was 3–0Arsenal make it three points and move on — but not without plenty to dissect. A scrappy afternoon at the Emirates saw the scoreline race ahead of the performance, raising familiar questions about control, rhythm, and how much style really matters at this stage of the season.The pod breaks down a strange opening half hour, the physical nature of Sunderland's approach, and why Arsenal seemed willing to let the game become chaotic before asserting themselves. There's discussion around the pitch conditions, defensive duels, and how Arsenal gradually shifted momentum before finally finding a breakthrough.Attention then turns to the second half, the substitutions that changed the dynamic, and what the goals revealed about Arsenal's pressing, decision-making, and ability to exploit space when it finally appeared. Individual performances are assessed, with particular focus on leadership, midfield responsibility, and how standards are being set — even on days when fluency is missing.In Part Two, it's a full Whip Around the Grounds, including Leeds' control against Forest, Manchester United capitalising on Spurs' self-destruction, Chelsea's penalty-heavy win, Brentford's late drama at Newcastle, and a chaotic collapse at Anfield that reshapes the title conversation.The VARse section returns with a deep dive into another weekend of inconsistency — from reputation-driven red cards to penalty debates, double jeopardy confusion, and where law and common sense continue to collide.Finally, the focus shifts forward. With Brentford away next, the pod looks at mentality, rotation, and how Arsenal navigate a run of fixtures against sides with little left to play for — while the pressure at the top refuses to ease.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables & Intro(00:47) - Sunderland Preview & Line-Up Calls(02:50) - Physical Chaos & A Game Going Nowhere(06:39) - The Emirates Pitch(08:48) - 1–0 | Momentum Shift & Zubimendi's Strike(11:32) - Jesus Offside, Nearly 2–0(13:24) - Half-Time: Sloppy, Scrappy, Unconvincing(16:08) - Saliba, Brobbey & the Physical Battle(19:44) - Second-Half: Struggles Continue(21:34) - The Subs That Changed the Game(22:43) - 2–0 | Pressing, Space & Composure(24:23) - Late Control & Game Management(24:38) - 3–0 | Breakaway & Martinelli's Square(27:29) - Post-Match Stats & Performance Reality(30:17) - Results vs Standards Debate(30:56) - Leadership, Rice & Captaincy Noise(32:59) - Part Two — Whip Around the Grounds(33:07) - Leeds Dominate Forest(34:16) - Red Romero Does Old Trafford(35:26) - Bournemouth & Villa Stalemate(36:03) - West Ham Defeat Burnley(36:44) - Everton Come From Behind at Fulham(37:18) - Cole Penalty Hat-Trick at Wolves(38:10) - Newcastle vs Brentford: Five-Goal Thriller(39:22) - M23 Derby Edged by Palace(40:02) - Liverpool Collapse at Anfield vs City(42:22) - VARse: Romero Red — Reputation or Reality?(46:59) - St. James' Park VAR Controversies(51:12) - Anfield Chaos & Inconsistency(56:02) - VAR, Law vs Common Sense(00:59:46) - Is This the Worst Title Defence Ever? (LiVARpool)(01:04:13) - Brentford Away: Pressure Test(01:08:23) - Selection Headaches & Rotation(01:14:18) - Control Without Odegaard or Saka(01:20:02) - Brentford Form, Key Players & Closing

Billy Grant chats to Laurie Lyle from AFTV to get the lowdown on Arsenal in the run-up to the big match between the two sides.We discuss how this Arsenal side feels compared to recent seasons - whether grinding out wins without playing at their best is a sign of real maturity, or something we've seen beforeWith Man City quietly closing the gap again, Laurie gives an honest take on nerves, pressure, and whether the title race is starting to play on supporters' mindsWe look at Arteta's evolution over the last four seasons – tactics, personnel, and that much-talked-about “control” in matches. Are Arsenal adaptable enough when games get scrappy?And finally, what about Brentford? Honest views on the Bees as opponents, who worries Arsenal fans most, how the game might pan out, and a score predictionYou can catch ATFV on YouTube by clicking here ATFV COYB

In this week's edition of the Football Interview, Kelly Somers speaks to Sunderland midfielder Granit Xhaka. They discuss why he chose to join Sunderland in the summer and how part of the reason was down to needing a new challenge. He reflects on his time at Arsenal and the difficulty of leaving the club, how he dealt with that and his relationship with Arteta. The Swiss international also opens up about his childhood and how close he is with his brother, Taulent, who was also a professional footballer, playing more than 300 times for FC Basel.

Major Injury Boost, Arsenal vs Sunderland Preview & Mikel Arteta's Mad Moment

Jurrien Timber Worry, Four Players Missing, £808million Arsenal Oversight & Calling Out Rage Bait

Obed Vargas ha sido presentado oficialmente como nuevo refuerzo del Atlético de Madrid. Analizamos si el ex del Seattle Sounders tendrá minutos de inmediato bajo las órdenes del Cholo Simeone y cómo este salto a Europa impacta su carrera rumbo al Mundial 2026. ¡El mediocampista sueña con elTri!En la CONCACAF Champions Cup, saltan las alarma: Pumas sufrió una estrepitosa goleada 4-1 en su visita al San Diego FC, quedando al borde de la eliminación. Por otro lado, el América sacó la casta con victoria 2-1 ante Olimpia, mientras que Tigres rescató un empate sin goles en Canadá. Además, hoy es el turno del debut para Cruz Azul (ante Vancouver FC) y Monterrey (visitando al Xelajú).El Manchester City eliminó al Newcastle y ya tiene cita con el Arsenal en la gran final de la Carabao Cup en Wembley. ¡Se viene un duelo de titanes entre Guardiola y Arteta!¡Únete al debate y suscríbete para más noticias de Fútbol de Primera!#ObedVargas #AtleticodeMadrid #LigaMX #CONCACAFChampionsCup#Pumas #America #Tigres #ManchesterCity #EFLCup #Mundial2026

Arsenal are heading back to Wembley.A cagey semi-final second leg against Chelsea unfolded with little rhythm and few clear openings, as the game drifted under a cloud of outside noise and shifting narratives. But beneath the surface, Arsenal remained composed, controlled, and patient.In this episode, the lads break down a night where structure mattered more than spectacle. The conversation focuses on Arsenal's game management, defensive discipline across the tie, and the single moment of quality that settled it — Kai Havertz's calm intervention at the Emirates.There's discussion around missed chances, penalty appeals, and why the performance felt understated rather than dominant. Attention then turns to what reaching Wembley represents in the context of Arsenal's season, the value of the Carabao Cup as momentum, and how the upcoming fixture run could shape what comes next.Part two widens the lens, touching on Pep Guardiola's recent comments, the wider Premier League backdrop, upcoming fixtures, predictions, and a familiar round of Who Am I?A quiet semi-final, settled the Arsenal way.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:55) - Chelsea 2nd Leg Review: “Nothing Happened…”(02:07) - Chelsea Offered Nothing + Neville Narrative Flip(03:00) - “LinkedIn Liam” Warm-Up Moment + Ref Talk Tee-Up(04:42) - Penalty Shouts + Havertz Goal Obsession(06:22) - Arsenal Chances That Could've Made It Comfy(08:12) - The Winner: Rice Carries, Kai Rounds Sanchez(10:35) - Wembley Feeling + Why The 6-Week Gap Might Help(12:48) - Fixture Run + London-Heavy Schedule(15:54) - Carabao As A Springboard + City Psychological Edge(16:54) - Defensive Shape Returning + “Meeting” Rumours(19:39) - Stats Quickfire + Game-Plan Discussion(21:54) - Standout Players: Hincapié, Madueke, Martinelli(26:06) - Part 2: Who Am I? (Game)(27:18) - Pep Pressers: Net Spend Rant + Pressure Talk(31:09) - Pep On World Issues + Hypocrisy Conversation(36:54) - Predictions Table Update(37:26) - Leeds Vs Forest Preview + Picks(40:20) - Man United Vs Spurs Preview(43:48) - Sunderland Preview: Injuries, XI Questions, Weather(55:02) - Who Am I Answer + Memories(59:00) - Wrap-Up + Sunderland Next

Au sommaire de Radio Foot internationale ce mercredi à 16h10 T.U.(rediffusion 21h10). : - Direction Wembley pour les Gunners. ; - Turbulences en Arabie Saoudite, Cristiano Ronaldo va-t-il claquer la porte ? ; - Infantino favorable à la réintégration de la Russie.   - Direction Wembley pour les Gunners Déjà vainqueur à l'aller des Blues 3-2), Arsenal a plié la 2è manche de la ½ finale de League Cup contre Chelsea grâce à Kai Havertz. Arteta va-t-il retrouver Guardiola le 22 mars 2026 lors de l'ultime rencontre ? Les Cityzens bien placés pour avoir remporté leur match aller à Newcastle. - Coupe de France, l'OM se donne de l'air avant la rencontre face au PSG au Parc. Les Phocéens ont fait plier Habib Beye et Rennes au Vélodrome, et se projettent en ¼. Le trophée comme objectif prioritaire ? - Turbulences en Arabie Saoudite, Cristiano Ronaldo va-t-il claquer la porte ? Le Portugais voit d'un mauvais œil le départ de Karim Benzema d'Al Ittihad vers Al Hilal qui convoite le titre. Le capitaine d'Al Nassr est aussi en quête de sacre, et estime que son club n'est pas aussi bien traité que celui entraîné par Simone Inzagui. Le Fonds public d'investissement saoudien mis sous pression ? CR7 met-il le championnat dans l'embarras ? - Autre partant du côté des Jaune et Noir de Jeddah, N'Golo Kanté. Un départ pour la Turquie et Fenerbahçe qui a failli échouer, faute d'informations relatives à la transaction envoyée à temps ! Le président turc, en voyage en Arabie saoudite, aurait joué de son influence pour débloquer la situation du milieu international. Elle débloque aussi celle de Youssef En-Nesyri qui fait le trajet inverse, pour rejoindre la formation saoudienne de Sergio Conceição. - Infantino favorable à la réintégration de la Russie Le boss de la FIFA plaide pour la levée de la suspension de l'équipe nationale et des clubs, estimant qu'elle n'a fait qu'accroître « frustration et haine ». Levée de bouclier en Ukraine, où on refuse de dissocier le football de la réalité de la guerre. Pour débattre avec Annie Gasnier : Philippe Doucet, Étienne Moatti et Bruno Constant. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno -- David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Au sommaire de Radio Foot internationale ce mercredi à 16h10 T.U.(rediffusion 21h10). : - Direction Wembley pour les Gunners. ; - Turbulences en Arabie Saoudite, Cristiano Ronaldo va-t-il claquer la porte ? ; - Infantino favorable à la réintégration de la Russie.   - Direction Wembley pour les Gunners Déjà vainqueur à l'aller des Blues 3-2), Arsenal a plié la 2è manche de la ½ finale de League Cup contre Chelsea grâce à Kai Havertz. Arteta va-t-il retrouver Guardiola le 22 mars 2026 lors de l'ultime rencontre ? Les Cityzens bien placés pour avoir remporté leur match aller à Newcastle. - Coupe de France, l'OM se donne de l'air avant la rencontre face au PSG au Parc. Les Phocéens ont fait plier Habib Beye et Rennes au Vélodrome, et se projettent en ¼. Le trophée comme objectif prioritaire ? - Turbulences en Arabie Saoudite, Cristiano Ronaldo va-t-il claquer la porte ? Le Portugais voit d'un mauvais œil le départ de Karim Benzema d'Al Ittihad vers Al Hilal qui convoite le titre. Le capitaine d'Al Nassr est aussi en quête de sacre, et estime que son club n'est pas aussi bien traité que celui entraîné par Simone Inzagui. Le Fonds public d'investissement saoudien mis sous pression ? CR7 met-il le championnat dans l'embarras ? - Autre partant du côté des Jaune et Noir de Jeddah, N'Golo Kanté. Un départ pour la Turquie et Fenerbahçe qui a failli échouer, faute d'informations relatives à la transaction envoyée à temps ! Le président turc, en voyage en Arabie saoudite, aurait joué de son influence pour débloquer la situation du milieu international. Elle débloque aussi celle de Youssef En-Nesyri qui fait le trajet inverse, pour rejoindre la formation saoudienne de Sergio Conceição. - Infantino favorable à la réintégration de la Russie Le boss de la FIFA plaide pour la levée de la suspension de l'équipe nationale et des clubs, estimant qu'elle n'a fait qu'accroître « frustration et haine ». Levée de bouclier en Ukraine, où on refuse de dissocier le football de la réalité de la guerre. Pour débattre avec Annie Gasnier : Philippe Doucet, Étienne Moatti et Bruno Constant. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno -- David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Arsenal return from Elland Road with a four-goal win that extends their lead at the top, but the performance itself sparks plenty of debate.The pod breaks down a strange afternoon in Leeds — from a late line-up shock and Bukayo Saka pulling out in the warm-up, to a disjointed opening that gradually turned into set-piece control and second-half authority. There's discussion around Arsenal's reliance on corners, Noni Madueke's growing influence, and why the scoreline ultimately flattered Leeds more than it reflected Arsenal's grip on the game.Attention then turns to Martin Ødegaard's impact off the bench and a wider conversation about control, runners, and whether Arsenal's system is currently helping or hindering their key players. The panel also debates the shift in shape, what the numbers really say about the performance, and why this felt like “business done” rather than a statement win.In Part Two, a major injury update drops live during recording, raising fresh questions about depth and priorities as the season enters a decisive phase. There's also a full Whip Around the Grounds from Matchweek 24, another packed VARse segment dissecting controversial decisions across the league, and a look ahead to Chelsea at the Emirates with Wembley at stake.A routine win on paper — with bigger questions bubbling underneath.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:54) - Leeds Away: Line-Up Shock & Saka Pulls Out(04:04) - A Scrappy Start & Why Arsenal Looked Dull(06:38) - 0-1 | Set-Piece FC: Zubimendi Breaks the Deadlock(08:42) - 0-2 | Chaos at Corners & Madueke's Growing Influence(12:16) - Second-Half Sloppiness & Missed Kill Shots(15:55) - Odegaard Enters & Instantly Controls the Game(17:11) - 0-3 | Martinelli's Cross, Gyökeres Reacts, Game Over(19:04) - Odegaard Debate: Has He Looked Better Off the Bench?(25:48) - Saka, Runners & The System Problem(30:48) - 0-4 | Jesus Responds: From Net-Negative to Highlight Reel(33:00) - Stats Don't Tell the Story of a 4-0 Win(36:14) - Shape Shift: From 4-3-3 to 4-4-2(42:10) - PT.2 Bombshell: Merino Likely Out for the Season(44:48) - Whip Around the Grounds: Matchweek 24(54:22) - VARse: Brighton, Old Trafford & Villa Park Chaos(01:12:00) - Chelsea Preview: Injuries, Rotation & Wembley Stakes(01:19:20) - Closing

Arsenal Transfer Deadline Day Shock Moves, MAJOR Title Boost amid DAMAGING injury blow

Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Riath Al-Samarrai and Martin Samuel to reflect on the weekend's sporting action.We open with Arsenal's 4–0 win at Elland Road, stretching their lead at the top to seven points as Arteta's side punished Leeds united with ruthless set-piece execution. We then head to a chaotic night at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea were booed off at half-time with West Ham two goals to the good. Liam Rosenior's side mounted an impressive second-half comeback to win 3–2, but Riath asks: do you applaud a man for cleaning up his own mess?Next, we're joined by Adam Collins to unpack the news that England cricketer Harry Brook lied about his altercation with a bouncer in a Wellington nightclub last year, now admitting he claimed to be alone in order to protect teammates.Finally, we break down Liverpool's 4–1 Anfield win over Newcastle, as Florian Wirtz impressed and Hugo Ekitike haunted his long-term admirers with a ruthless first-half double.Sunday Supplement is a Sky Sports podcast. Listen to every episode here: skysports.com/sunday-supplementYou can listen to Sunday Supplement on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play Sunday Supplement".For all the latest football news, head to skysports.com/footballFor advertising opportunities or to get in touch email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

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The dust has settled on the Manchester United defeat, but the questions are only getting louder. Jacob Hawley is joined by Johnny Dutch to move past the raw emotion of losing to a bitter rival and dissect the psychological state of the squad. They ask if the obsession with control has gone too far and if the ghosts of seasons past are haunting the tactical setup. On the deck: The £60m Dilemma: We drop a controversial take on Eberechi Eze's future. Is he a “maverick” unsuited for a dominant system, and have we already seen enough to know he isn't the answer? PTSD Football: A deep dive into whether Mikel Arteta is “coaching by trauma”—designing a system so terrified of making mistakes that it has forgotten how to take risks. The Captain's Fade: Why Martin Odegaard has become the lightning rod for fan frustration. We debate if it's a physical decline, a confidence crisis, or simply a player handcuffed by rigid instructions. Stumbling Into Solutions: History shows Arteta often finds his best attacking setups by accident. We argue why it's time to force the issue with Merino up top and bring Ben White back to unlock Saka. The League of Margins: Why the Premier League has morphed into “90s Serie A” and why a data-driven, risk-averse approach might not be enough to get over the line. Enjoy the episode early and ad-free by signing up as a member. NEWSLETTER + AUDIO: https://www.le-grove.co.uk/ AUDIO: https://www.patreon.com/c/TheArsenalOpinion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob Dawson, Mark Ogden and James Olley assess the fallout from Manchester United's win over Arsenal in the Premier League. The trio reveal what we know about Michael Carrick's chances of getting the job permanently, and wonder if Mikel Arteta is too risk-averse to guide Arsenal to the title. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Big Weekend Preview returns as Rog is joined by Rory Smith to look ahead to the Premier League weekend. They start at the Emirates, where Michael Carrick's newly simplified Manchester United face league leading Arsenal after back to back goalless draws, with debate around low blocks, counterattacks, and Arteta's attacking choices. Then it's Manchester City's humbling stretch, with Rodri's return, Pep's adaptation struggles, and whether bottom-placed Wolves can ask questions at the Etihad. Finally, Crystal Palace welcome Chelsea amid mounting instability, with Oliver Glasner's future uncertain and Jean-Philippe Mateta agitating to leave, as Liam Rosenior's Chelsea look to continue their momentum. Plus, predictions for the full weekend slate.Want to be featured on our next episode? Submit your questions here: https://mibcourage.co/BWPyFootball is better with Friends. Join our Discord Community for conversation with fellow GFOPs, live match day chat, and to speak with Rog directly: https://discord.gg/DDDUcNWFHEWin a mystery shirt signed by Rog! More info here: https://mibcourage.co/3NH9FgnPre-order Rog's new book "We Are the World (Cup)" now!: https://mibcourage.co/4brQpgGSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.