Podcasts about Arteta

Arsenal Get Havertz & Gabriel Injury Boosts | Brighton Preview & Key Decisions

Arsenal retrouve le trône de leader !Arsenal a assuré l'essentiel ce samedi à l'Emirates: reprendre le fauteuil de leader de Premier League. Si les Gunners ont été dominateurs en première période, les joueurs d'Arteta ont eu chaud en deuxième période, mais ont tenu bon pour remporter ce match.Il faudra montrer un autre visage et plus de sérénité mardi face à Aston Villa pour espérer un résultat positif !

🎙️ BRIT SIX 2025/26 – Ep. 16 El podcast del Big 6 de la Premier League 🇬🇧⚽️ 📊 Decimoséptima jornada: 🔴 Everton 0-1 Arsenal: El equipo de Arteta se impuso con un gol de Viktor Gyökeres de penal y recuperó la punta de la liga, extendiendo su buen momento antes de Navidad. (BONUS) Arsenal 1 (8)-(7) 1 Crystal Palace: Arsenal eliminó al Crystal Palace en los cuartos de final de la Carabao Cup 2025/26 tras un partido dramático que terminó 1-1 en tiempo reglamentario. El encuentro se decidió en una interminable tanda de penales que Arsenal ganó 8-7, con Kepa Arrizabalaga como héroe al detener el penal decisivo de Maxence Lacroix y meter a su equipo en semifinales. 🔵 Manchester City 3-0 West Ham United: El City dominó con claridad, con dos goles de Erling Haaland y uno de Tijjani Reijnders, sellando una victoria cómoda en casa para continuar como único escolta del Arsenal. 🔵 Newcastle United 2-2 Chelsea: Blues y Magpies repartieron puntos en un partido abierto con goles tempraneros de Nick Woltemade para los locales e igualdades de Reece James y João Pedro. 🔴 Tottenham 1-2 Liverpool: Un partido intenso y marcado por las expulsiones. Tras quedar los Spurs con diez, los Reds fueron superiores y golpearon con goles de Alexander Isak y Hugo Ekitiké, mostrando eficacia en los momentos clave. Tottenham reaccionó tarde con un descuento de Richarlison, pero terminó con nueve hombres. 🔴 Aston Villa 2-1 Manchester United: Derrota de los Red Devils en Villa Park en un partido cuesta arriba para los de Amorim. Morgan Rogers fue la figura con un doblete que marcó la diferencia, mientras que el United solo pudo responder de forma parcial y sin sostener el impulso. 🎙️ Adrià Jiménez Muñoz, Javi Parra Peña, Víctor Diéguez, Adrián Bernárdez, Andrés United & Rubén Calvo. ---- Si quieres tener acceso exclusivo al podcast (y ayudarnos con el proyecto), pueden ingresar aquí: https://www.patreon.com/britmaniaradio

Arsenal are through to the Carabao Cup semi-finals — but it didn't come easily.In this episode of The Non-Negotiables Podcast, we react immediately to Arsenal's penalty shoot-out win over Crystal Palace at the Emirates. A dominant first half, 25 shots, and complete territorial control somehow gave way to a familiar story: missed chances, second-half drop-off, and another late twist that forced penalties.We break down why Arsenal failed to put the game to bed, the ongoing concern around underperforming xG, and how control slipped after the break. There's discussion on Arteta's substitutions, trust in squad players, set-piece vulnerability without Gabriel, and what this result says about standards — even in victory.We also look ahead to a crucial Premier League clash with Brighton, assess where Arsenal are right now in terms of performance vs outcome, and ask whether these fine margins will finally turn — or keep biting.Plus:Immediate reaction to the Palace gamePenalties, goalkeeping, and late-game managementSquad depth, injuries, and selection debatesBrighton preview and weekend predictionsThe return of the Who Am I? quizArsenal progress — but the questions remain.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(01:18) - Pre Match Emotions: Wanting Everything Without the Cost(03:11) - Line-Up Calls, Midfield Balance & Selection Debate(06:34) - First-Half Control and Missed Chances(08:20) - xG Concerns and Failure to Kill the Game(09:38) - Martinelli Knock and Second-Half Shift(11:51) - Substitutions, Trust, and the Nwaneri Question(17:44) - Second-Half Drop-Off and Arteta's Frustration(21:32) - Late Corner, Own Goal, and Game State Tension(25:19) - Set-Piece Fragility Without Gabriel(27:34) - Penalties: Kepa, Nerves, and Going Through(32:40) - Match Stats: Dominance Without Ruthlessness(36:41) - PT.2 Who Am I? (Game)(38:44) - GW18 Prediction Game: West Ham vs Fulham(41:15) - GW18 Watch: Chelsea vs Aston Villa(45:39) - Brighton Preview: Stakes, Injuries, and Selection(55:05) - Who Am I? (Game) Answer & Closing Thoughts

Merry Christmas Everyone!!The New Year is almost here.. what have we learned so far about the teams & The Premier League..Amorim has done more bad then good since he has arrived.Are Arsenal fans happy with what Arteta has done since arriving at Arsenal..Support the show

Tabs and Jamie dive into Arsenal's dramatic 8–7 penalty shootout win over Crystal Palace in the EFL Cup quarter‑finals, a night that delivered rotation, chaos, late frustration, and ultimately a place in the semi‑finals against Chelsea. On a festive Christmas Eve pod, they break down a heavily rotated Arsenal side, standout performances from Nørgaard, Martinelli and MLS, and the impressive combinations down the left with Calafiori and Eze. They also discuss the disappointment of conceding yet another late equaliser, the debate around Ethan Nwaneri's lack of minutes, and the quality of Arsenal's penalties. The episode wraps with a look ahead to Brighton at home and what Arteta might do next.

Kai Havertz Fitness Boost as Arsenal Prepare for Palace | Arteta Backs Jesus

Episode 155 – Back in Charge: Rice Anchors Arsenal's Away-Day ResponseArsenal return to winning ways with a controlled, professional 1–0 victory at Everton — a result that mattered as much for how it was done as the points themselves.Declan Rice sets the tone with a commanding midfield performance as Arsenal quieten Goodison Park, manage pressure moments, and reassert their standards away from home. We break down the structure, the control, and why the scoreline flattered Everton more than it reflected the performance.We discuss Ødegaard's role, Arsenal's chance creation and wastefulness, the penalty decisions, and whether this felt like a genuine reset after recent noise. There's also analysis on Rice's influence, Calafiori's impact, and why this was a quietly important win.In part two, we whip around the grounds, dive into another busy VAR weekend, address the Arteta contract noise, and look ahead to the Carabao Cup clash with Crystal Palace — including rotation, priorities, and what Arteta might do next.Control restored. Standards reaffirmed.Chapters:(00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:54) – Pressure, Context, and the Everton Away Test(02:52) – Line-Up Calls and Midfield Questions(07:03) – Early Control and Crowd Management(10:24) – First Penalty Shout: Soft or Stonewall?(11:49) – VAR Intervention and the Awarded Penalty(16:50) – Chances Missed and the Edge-of-Box Issue(20:52) – Second-Half Sloppiness and the VAR Flashpoint(26:57) – The Game Should've Been Put to Bed(30:56) – Rice, Zubimendi, and Midfield Authority(34:09) – Performance vs Scoreline: What the Numbers Say(39:32) – PT.2 Arteta Contract Noise and Aggregator Myths(48:30) – Whip Around the Grounds: Gameweek 17(55:16) – VARse: Weekend Decisions Under the Microscope(01:01:24) – Spurs, Chaos, and Consequences(01:07:07) – Title Context: City, Villa, and the Table(01:11:08) – The Relegation Fight for Survival(01:15:07) – Palace Preview: Rotation or Full Strength?(01:25:47) – Jesus, Fitness, and the Run-In

Rolf-Otto Eriksen og Petter Veland tar del i en juleprat om runden vi har lagt bak oss med nye seire til de tre (?) lagene i gullstriden, a game of two halves på St. James' Park, den vanskelige 11 mot 9-oppgaven for Liverpool, Isak-skade, Arteta-irritasjon og Brighton og Bournemouth gjør de samme feilene gang på gang. Programleder: Jonas Bergh-Johnsen Episoden kan inneholde målrettet reklame, basert på din IP-adresse, enhet og posisjon. Se smartpod.no/personvern for informasjon og dine valg om deling av data.

Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Martin Samuel, Dominic King and Julien Laurens to reflect on the weekend's sporting action.We start with The Ashes, as Australia defeat England in the third Test in Adelaide to seal the series. Martin labels it a “crushing disappointment” for England, while Julien points out this wasn't even Australia at full strength. Adam Collins joins the show to praise a dominant Australian performance and predicts a 5–0 whitewash.We then move to Liverpool's dramatic 2–1 win over nine-man Spurs. Dominic questions Isak's underwhelming spell after another injury, while Julien points to lingering defensive problems. Next, we ask where Spurs are heading, as Julien argues it's hard to see what Thomas Frank is trying to do.Also, Manchester United's chaos continues after a 4–4 draw with Bournemouth, prompting debate over whether Amorim has got it wrong on Kobbie Mainoo and his role in the team.Finally, we turn to the title race: is the pressure mounting on Arsenal? Top of the league but unconvincing, and with Gyökeres' form in doubt, we as who should lead the line when fully fit? And after a 3–0 win over West Ham, Man City look dominant in the title chase. Dom says, in a head-to-head, you'd pick Guardiola over Arteta every time.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

Tabs and Ian jump on live moments after Arsenal grind out a tense 1–0 win at Everton's new Hill Dickinson stadium on Arteta's sixth anniversary in charge. It wasn't pretty, it wasn't fluid, and it certainly wasn't comfortable — but Arsenal leave Merseyside with three points after a thunderous Viktor Gyokeres' penalty settled a scrappy, low‑quality affair. The pair break down a game where Everton created almost nothing, Arsenal struggled for rhythm, and nerves crept in late on despite near‑total control. From Trossard's big miss to Gyökeres' penalty moment, Tarkowski's antics, and Jesus' impact off the bench, this instant‑reaction pod captures the relief, frustration, and small positives from a hard‑fought away win.

Arsenal assure l'essentiel en s'imposant 1-0 au Hill Dickinson Stadium grâce au minimum syndical. Peu inspirés en première période, les Gunners ont accéléré par la suite, mais ont buté sur la solide défense d'Everton et sur Pickford, sauvé deux fois par son poteau.On aurait pu espérer une autre prestation pour le 6e anniversaire d'Arteta à la tête de nos Gunners.Arsenal repasse 1er de PL et c'est bien là l'essentiel !

Double Arsenal Injury Boost, Everton Preview, Mikel Arteta Press Conference

On this episode of TCOAG, Harry Symeou reacts to Mikel Arteta's press conference ahead of Everton vs Arsenal in the Premier League. We discuss the latest fitness news with regards to Gabriel, Ben White & Kai Havertz. Plus, we reflect on six years of Mikel Arteta's reign as Arsenal head coach and then manager. Sign up to support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thechroniclesofagooner?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink

Arsenal's season raises an uncomfortable question: can you chase everything without losing something?In Episode 154, the lads debate whether Arsenal should sacrifice a competition to protect the Premier League title push, following the Carabao Cup semi-final draw and growing concerns around injuries and squad load. Is trophy greed a strength — or a trap?There's a deep discussion around priorities, risk management, and Arteta's approach to rotation as Arsenal juggle four competitions with a big squad and notable injury list. The panel disagrees sharply on whether letting one trophy go is pragmatic — or a mindset Arsenal can't afford.We also dig into Arsenal's baffling obsession with long throws: why they slow the game down, increase injury risk, and feel completely at odds with how this team should control matches. Retention vs theatre. Structure vs disruption.Plus:Potential Carabao Cup semi-final vs Chelsea Long throws, set-piece logic and game managementEverton away under the lights: atmosphere, injuries and approachA classic Who Am I? and an Everton-themed Six PackA tense moment in the season — and a defining one.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:55) - Carabao Cup Semi-Final Draw Explained(01:34) - Should Arsenal Let a Trophy Go?(06:18) - Squad Load, Injuries & Arteta's Rotation Risk(10:44) - Ordering the Trophies: What Matters Most(14:30) - Is Sacrificing a Cup Ever Acceptable?(19:01) - Long Throws: Why Arsenal Keep Doing Them?(19:43) - The Stats, the Time Wasted & Loss of Control(21:19) - Rory Delap Legacy vs Modern Arsenal(23:15) - Injury Risk, Game Management & Common Sense(25:59) - Retention vs Chaos: The Man City Comparison(27:28) - Pt.2 Who Am I? (Game) Arsenal & Everton Edition(29:49) - GW 17 Prediction Game: Newcastle vs Chelsea(32:46) - Villa vs Man United: Basketball Football(37:46) - Jus' Six Pack: Greatest Arsenal vs Everton Games(43:20) - Everton Away Preview: Form, Injuries & Atmosphere(46:21) - How Everton Will Set Up(47:45) - Arsenal Selection Headaches(49:25) - Who Starts Up Front? Jesus, Ødegaard & Control(54:50) - Defensive Setup Without Ben White(56:14) - Hincapié Deep Dive: Early Verdict(58:22) - Comparison to Gabriel & Long-Term Ceiling(01:07:05) - Who Am I? (Game) Reveal & Wrap-Up

Seven Games That Define Arsenal's Season | Arteta Reunion & January NightmareBrand new podcast out now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du7Q2sTvqSo

The Arsenal News Show - Zubimendi Fitness Worry, Messi Backs Arteta, League Cup Draw

Ben White Out for Weeks | Havertz Return Timeline Revealed & Arsenal Striker Debate

It wasn't pretty, but it was effective. The boys gather to break down a "nail-biter" against Wolves that saw Arsenal escape with a win and move five points clear at the top of the table. Despite a "destruction 11" lineup that failed to destroy, the panel discusses why winning ugly—even with two own goals—is the hallmark of champions. In this episode: The Ugly Win: Johnny labels the performance "full blown shit," but admits that finding a way to win when nothing is going right is a massive signal of intent for the title race. Jesus vs. Gyökeres: Pete declares Gabriel Jesus the "antidote" who brought Brazilian flair and energy to a stagnant attack, while the panel worries that "Big Vik" is running out of time and confidence. Super Subs: A look at how Arteta's substitutions saved the day, with Trossard and Odegaard providing the quality and "game changer" energy needed to break the deadlock. Saka's Ceiling: Matt asks if Saka is reaching "Hall of Fame" status, while Johnny compares him to Eden Hazard—a player who steps up to decide the biggest moments when the chips are down. The Eze Debate: Jacob defends Eze against claims of being anonymous, arguing the new signing needs time to adjust to Arteta's complex system, much like Declan Rice did. Arsenal newsletter: LE GROVE Exclsuive Audio: patreon.com/thearsenalopinion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The result said “win”. The conversation said something else entirely.In this episode of The Non-Negotiables Podcast, the lads use Arsenal's narrow victory over Wolves as a springboard to address deeper issues that have been building beneath the surface. Rather than focusing on the match itself, the discussion centres on selection decisions, misaligned roles, and why performances are starting to feel disconnected from standards.There's an honest, sometimes uncomfortable conversation about trust within the XI, why certain profiles aren't fitting the games they're being picked for, and how old habits — late-game retreat, lack of control, and reliance on fine margins — appear to be creeping back in.With pressure increasing at the top of the table, the episode questions whether Arsenal are managing rhythm, load, and structure effectively, and what needs to change quickly to prevent results masking performance issues.Also discussed:• Selection fit versus opposition• Midfield balance and tempo problems• Confidence, trust, and responsibility within the squad• Whip Around the Grounds and title-race context• Takahiro Tomiyasu's move to Ajax• Squad depth, injuries, and AFCON implicationsA reflective, standards-led episode focused on why this win felt wrong — and what Arsenal must correct to realign performances with expectations.Chapters:(00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(01:11) – Expectations vs Reality: Wolves at Home(02:37) – Team Selection Under the Microscope(08:15) – Gyökeres Debate: Trust, Confidence & Role(23:15) – Eze, Martinelli & Misfit Roles(29:00) – Merino's Usage and Tempo Concerns(31:46) – Old Habits Creeping Back(37:44) – Match Stats(38:15) – The Positives(41:15) – Part Two: Time Off for the Squad(44:06) – January Window & Defensive Depth Worries(48:00) – Whip Around the Grounds(54:56) – Title Race Context & Rivals' Results(58:26) – Newcastle, Spurs, Relegation & Emile Smith Rowe(01:02:49) – Tomiyasu to Ajax(01:05:28) – AFCON, Asian Cup & Fixture Disruption

Arsenal Title Chances, Gyokeres Problems and January Transfer Plans ft Alex Howell - BBC Sport

Deen, Gabby and Coach  dissect Arsenal's win against Wolves in the most labourious of winsThe trio discuss:- Gabriel Jesus making his league retrun- Arteta's Team Selection- Gyokeres' performance - Saka being the best player in the world!-  and much more!Tap In!#saka #arteta #arsenal #premierleague #football #gyokeres #soccer#Merino#MikelMerino

On this episode, Harry Symeou reacts to Mikel Arteta's press conference ahead of the Saturday night clash with Wolves at Emirates Stadium. We discuss the latest on William Saliba's fitness. Plus, it seems Declan Rice (illness), Jurrien Timber (injury) and Leandro Trossard (injury) are all doubts ahead of the weekend. We'll also take a bunch of your thoughts/questions from the live chat box. Sign up to support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/thechroniclesofagooner?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Enter the discount code: 'XMAS25' for 50% off your first month! #arsenal #afc #premierleague Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Arsenal head to Belgium, win 3–0 at Club Brugge, and continue their run at the top of the Champions League League Phase. Two goals straight into the top bins set the tone, with Madueke delivering his standout performance, Martinelli adding another European moment, and Zubimendi and Odegaard controlling the night despite heavy rotation at the back.We break down the selection calls, Timber and Saliba's fitness, Nwaneri's role, Jesus' return, and a Champions League debut for 16-year-old Marley Salmon. Then attention turns to Wolves at the Emirates — injuries, expected XI, and why this is a must-handle Premier League fixture.Plus: Justin's Six Pack (the hidden roles driving Arsenal's season), Liverpool's ongoing issues and the Salah situation, Brighton's form wobble, the Tyne–Wear derby, and this week's Who Am I.All Arsenal. No noise.CHAPTERS:(00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(01:31) – Full XI Breakdown(04:38) – Nwaneri's Minutes and Midfield Role Debate(05:50) – Bright Start: Odegaard Sharp, MLS Hits the Post(08:45) – Madueke's First Goal: Strength, Confidence, Top Bins(10:59) – Corners, Set-Pieces, and Brugge Growing Into the Game(13:04) – Raya vs Kepa: Why Arteta Went Strong in Goal(15:08) – Half-Time Feelings(16:00) – Second-Half Lift: Zubimendi Assist, Madueke Header(17:14) – Martinelli's Goal: Champions League Specialist(20:30) – Subs Arrive: Jesus Returns, Calafiori Impact, Nwaneri Sharp(23:38) – Nwaneri's Pathway & Competition for Minutes(25:25) – Raya's Key Saves & Brugge's Late Threats(27:18) – Context: Rotation, Missing Rice, and Unusual Back Line(28:31) – Marley Salmon's Champions League Debut(29:25) – By The Numbers: Shots, xG, Possession, Defensive Issues(32:00) – Odegaard's Return: System Reset & Misunderstood Narrative(35:04) – PT.2 Who Am I (Game)(36:42) – Jus's Six Pack: Hidden Roles Behind Arsenal's Season(39:52) – Premier League Preview: Liverpool vs Brighton & The Salah Situation(42:41) – Salah, Carragher, and What's Really Happening at Liverpool(49:04) – Slot, Alonso, and Liverpool's Managerial Future(51:00) – Prediction Time: Liverpool vs Brighton(51:36) – Tyne-Wear Derby Preview: Sunderland vs Newcastle(54:29) – Arsenal vs Wolves Preview: Line-Up, Injuries & Expectations(55:37) – Rotation vs Full Strength: What Arteta Should Do(58:26) – Fitness Concerns: Timber, Saliba, and Managing the Back Line(01:05:12) – Could Salmon Get Minutes vs Wolves?(01:07:44) – Who Am I (Game) Reveal

“Seconds From Safety: Arsenal Stung at the Death as Villa Steal It Late”Arsenal were seconds away from leaving Villa Park with a point… and then it happened.A late, chaotic finish hands Villa the win, and The NN Pod are here for the therapy session.Ells steps into hosting duties with Justin and special guest Del as the guys break down:• The final-kick loss and why it stung so badly• Playing with four fullbacks and the strain on Rice & Zubimendi• What's going on with Christian Nørgaard?• Trossard's impact, Saka's night, and the tired legs across the squad• Why the reaction after the whistle matters more than the loss• Mo Salah's explosive interview and Liverpool's unraveling• The Quintero twins — who they are, where they come from, and why the academy move is huge• Club Brugge PreviewArsenal drop points, emotions run high, but the standards stay the same.NN — we move.New episodes every Monday & Thursday at 8pm.Chapters:(00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(02:42) – Pregame Atmosphere(05:34) – AVLARS Starting XI Breakdown(07:46) – Early Moments, Two Through Balls(10:12) – Two Chances, Two Saka Offsides(12:26) – Two Villa Chances… Villa Take the Lead(15:47) – Two Arsenal Chances: Growing Into the Game(18:30) – Half-Time: Double Sub & Tactical Reset(21:18) – Trossard's Equaliser & Immediate Impact(24:35) – Second-Half Control, Villa's Counters & Game Management(27:38) – Calafiori's Booking & Wolves Suspension(29:29) – Saka's Frustration & Madueke Sub(30:16) – Midfield Burnout: Rice & Zubimendi Cooked — Where is Nørgaard?(37:06) – The Madueke Chance(38:39) – Villa's Winner: Last-Kick Chaos(43:51) – By the Numbers(44:34) – Away Form, Four Fullbacks & Tactical Experiments(50:20) – PT.2 – GW14 Results(52:43) – Table Check & Title Picture(54:12) – Relegation Battle Overview(56:32) – “That Interview”: Mo Salah's Bombshell(01:01:44) – Slot, Trent & Liverpool's Crisis(01:04:42) – Salah's Ego & Legacy Fallout(01:07:23) – The Quintero Twins(01:10:33) – Ecuador Pipeline & Academy Focus(01:12:37) – Club Brugge Preview(01:14:01) – Rotation Needs & Who Should Start(01:17:49) – Nwaneri's Minutes & Role Questions

Arteta's Biggest Decisions Yet? Gyökeres Update, Rotation Debate & Key Arsenal Issues

Is Mohamed Salah on the verge of leaving Liverpool?!  Ben and Tom are joined by Watto and Ben Tozer to discuss whether Salah has just sparked his own exit from Anfield affter he spoke out post Liverpool's 3-3 draw against Leeds United at Elland Road.  Elsewhere, the lads look at Arsenal's late defeat at Aston Villa, Man City beating Sunderland 3-0 and who is currently the title favourites…  There's the big quiz at the end so stay tuned to see who wins that, plus: 

Pedro and Jacob dive into a nervy but valuable midweek win over Brentford, unpacking:

2 In, 2 Out? — Arsenal Beat Brentford and Prepare for Aston VillaArsenal took a needed three points against Brentford, but the story of the night was the balance between what went in and what went out. Merino's header and Saka's late strike gave Arsenal the goals, yet Rice and Mosquera joining the injury list kept the tension high in a game that should have been far more routine.We break down the full picture: why the match felt messy in real time but looked controlled on the rewatch, how Timber and Calafiori quietly re-established structure, and why the left-side role debate is becoming one of the defining conversations of this Arsenal season. From Martinelli's fit, to Trossard's ownership of the role, to Eze's natural connection inside — it's all here.Part Two brings the Who Am I, a whip around the grounds (including Fulham vs City chaos and Leeds humbling Chelsea), and a VARse featuring two officiating moments.Then it's on to Saturday at Villa Park — a huge December fixture, a tough stylistic matchup, and another test of Arsenal's depth during a brutal run.Measured, detailed, and Arsenal-first — exactly how we do it.Chapters:00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(01:10) – PSA: Arsenal Cannot Lose the Title!(02:21) – Starting XI & Immediate Reactions(03:41) – The Left-Side Debate: Martinelli, Trossard, Eze & Roles(07:12) – Early Control: Ben White, Madueke and the Opening Goal(09:12) – Momentum Shifts & Raya's Big Save(11:03) – Ref Decision, Missed Chances & Madueke's Final Ball(14:33) – Rice, Running Power & the Repeated Sprint Problem(19:48) – Timber at Centre-Back & Backline Adaptations(20:21) – Second Half: Corners, Pressure & Arteta's Response(25:07) – Rice's Injury Scare & Midfield Management(28:59) – Calafiori Brilliance & Saka's Big Miss(32:58) – Saka's Redemption: 2–0 Arsenal / Merino Master of Space(38:24) – By The Numbers: Game State vs Game Feeling(40:10) – PT.2 Who Am I (Game)(41:28) – Whip Around the Grounds (GW14 Results)(47:34) – VARse: Two Officiating Talking Points(55:09) – League Picture: Leaky Defences & Wolves' Historic Pace(59:24) – Villa Preview: Injuries, Lineups & Tactical Threads(01:09:26) – Prediction Game: Sp*rs vs Brentford(01:10:50) – Who Am I (Game) Reveal

Arsenal 2-0 Brentford – Merino & Saka Shine BUT Double Injury Blow Hits Gunners

Arsenal Hit With Fresh Injury SETBACK Info Before Brentford | Arteta's Plans Disrupted

Rough afternoon at The Bridge, but a point gained. We discuss:

Arsenal leave Stamford Bridge with just one Premier League point after a chaotic afternoon defined by early bookings, a makeshift back line, and a referee who lost control long before Caicedo finally saw red. We break down the six cautions, the way Zubimendi's early yellow changed our midfield, the impact of Odegaard's introduction, and Merino's equaliser that shifted the momentum — plus the late chance for Gyökeres and Timber that could have won it.Despite the frustration, it still caps off a huge week for Arsenal: the derby win, the Bayern performance, and now a hard-earned point with Saliba, Gabriel and Trossard unavailable.In Part Two, we roll through a midweek Who Am I?, a full WATG recap, VARse (including the Alvarez penalty rule?), and a look ahead to Wednesday night's match against Brentford — a must-win before the trip to Villa Park.Settle in for a grounded, honest review of a fiery London afternoon and what it means for the week ahead.Chapters:(00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(00:58) – Battle at the Bridge: Setting the Scene(01:49) – Lineup Changes & Saliba's Late Withdrawal(03:11) – Chelsea's Fast Start and Cucurella's Free Hits(04:48) – Six Arsenal Bookings and a Referee Out of Control(07:10) – Caicedo's Red Card and the Play-Acting Debate(08:59) – Chelsea's Tactics: Diving, Disruption, and Referee's Impact(11:58) – Arsenal's First-Half Chances & Sanchez's Spills(13:01) – Conceding Early in the Second Half(14:58) – Subs: Odegaard's Impact & Madueke's Struggles / Left-Side Chemistry Issue(19:00) – Merino's Equaliser: Saka's Brilliance & Odegaard's Spark(20:30) – Arteta's Sub Decisions: What Worked & What Didn't(23:20) – Final Chances: Gyökeres Collides with Sanchez & Timber's Header(24:22) – Was This Still a Good Week for Arsenal?(27:48) – By the Numbers & Big-Picture Reflection on the Chelsea Draw(29:08) – PT.2 Who Am I? (Game)(30:55) – Whip Around the Grounds – GW13(38:34) – VARse: GW13 (The Alvarez Rule & Referee Standards)(48:00) – What the Weekend Results Mean for the Top Four(49:53) – Spurs' Collapse & Vicario Chaos(52:23) – West Ham, Paquetá & the Red Card Meltdown(56:59) – Brentford Preview: Form, Goals, and Key Threats(59:28) – Should Arsenal Rotate? The Rice Question(01:01:33) – Merino, Gyökeres & How We Should Set Up vs Brentford(01:03:25) – Why This Is a Must-Win Ahead of Villa(01:04:40) – Prediction Game: Brighton vs Aston Villa(01:08:49) – Who Am I (Game) Reveal

Chelsea 1-1 Arsenal Match Reaction - A Good Point But It Could Have Been So Much More!⚽ Chelsea 1-1 Arsenal – A fiercely contested London derby ends level, but the Gunners walk away thinking it could have been so much more.

Billy The Bee Grant chats with Matty from AFTV for an exclusive opposition view ahead of Brentford's trip to the Emirates. They discuss how Arsenal fans see their team, the squad's key players, Arteta's influence, and the evolution of their style of play. Matty also shares his thoughts on Brentford as a side, how the upcoming game might pan out, and his prediction for the score. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dharmesh Sheth is joined by Jacqui Oatley, Miguel Delaney and Carl Anka to reflect on the weekend's sporting action.We begin with Man City's win over Leeds. Pep's side left it late with a last-minute Foden winner, but are they truly convincing? Carl finds their style this season fun to watch, yet a bit too chaotic to win the title.Next, we turn to Spurs' defeat to Fulham — their third loss of the week — and the boos told the story, as fans watched a side that has won only once at home all season.We then look at Liverpool, who have lost nine of their last twelve, and ask how realistic it is that the club makes a change with Arne Slot?Next, we move to The Ashes. With the second Test starting on Thursday, we speak to Adam Collins about how the Australian press views England's inconsistency — and what they must do to avoid falling 2–0 behind.Finally, we turn to the Premier League title race with Chelsea vs Arsenal. Miguel is impressed by how suffocating and controlling Arsenal have been in the second halves of games. But while Chelsea aren't as polished as Arteta's side, can they genuinely challenge for the title?  Carl believes it's Arsenal's time.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

Viktor Gyokeres & Gabriel Jesus Fighting To Make Arsenal Trip To Chelsea?

Arsenal's New Centre Forward Has Hit The Ground Running Before Chelsea

Jacob Hawley is back in the Dugout with Telegraph football reporter Sam Dean to break down one of the biggest weeks in the Arteta era. Fresh off dismantling Spurs and putting Bayern Munich in a chokehold at the Emirates, the lads get stuck into the big question: is this the best-coached team in Europe? We talk through:

Description: What have Mark Clattenburg and Kev got in common? They both received death threats in the autumn of 2007. Find out which one of them was innocent in this, the 29th instalment of our trophyless odyssey.The co-hosts begin the season unsure about the signing of Yakubu, which shows what they know. There's a near-death experience for Liam as he's nearly hit by a wayward football, and it's not one of Andy Johnson's penalties.From Barfüßer to the 1-4, Arteta's ma at the airport to Liam's da drinking more tea than Gary O'Neil, it's 2007/08 part 1 on the only podcast that knows what happens to Tony Soprano. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The boys are absolutely BUZZING because the Champions League just delivered one of its wildest, most entertaining matchdays in years… and Arsenal just dropped a massive 3-1 statement on Bayern Munich right in the heart of it. Mic Daddy and Coach Hugh call in the specialists to the party: Gunner Mike (Arsenal pundit) Pretty Boy Parker (Bayern Muncih pundit) We dive deep into the Emirates masterpiece: Arsenal set pieces Kimmich, Gnabry, and Karl wonder goal Arteta's subbing masterclass Whether you're a Gooner losing your mind with joy or a Bayern fan staring into the abyss, this episode is mandatory listening. Turn it up, the Emirates is still shaking.

Arsenal beat Bayern 3–1 at the Emirates, and the lads jump on the mics straight after full-time for instant reaction. Gav, Ells and Jus break down the line-up, Bayern's early spell of control, Timber's opener, and 17-year-old Karl's equaliser before getting into how Arsenal completely took over the second half.There's praise for Rice, discussion on Lewis-Skelly's positioning, big love for Merino, and full chat on the game-changing impacts from Madueke, Calafiori and Martinelli as Arsenal closed out a huge Champions League win.Part 2 brings Who Am I?, the GW13 prediction game, and a Thanksgiving-themed Six Pack celebrating six reasons to be grateful for Arteta and the standards he's built.The episode closes with a detailed Chelsea preview — line-up debates, the Madueke vs Martinelli question, Odegaard's status, Calafiori's importance, Chelsea's threats (including Estevão and “Angry Matt Dillon” Neto) and what Sunday could mean for Arsenal's title position heading into December.Chapters:(00:00) – Arteta's Non-Negotiables Intro(01:40) – Line-Up Reaction(03:27) – Bayern's Early Possession(05:20) – Timber's Goal(07:09) – Saka Agendas(08:56) – Eze Chance Debate(10:21) – Bayern Equalise(11:37) – Skelly's Positioning Talk(13:46) – Half-Time Thoughts(15:45) – Rice Takes Over the Second Half(16:58) – Madueke In for Trossard / Missed Chances(19:51) – Noni's First Goal for Arsenal(22:08) – Calafiori Masterclass / Merino Flowers(24:50) – Martinelli's Goal(26:23) – By The Numbers: Arsenal Dominate(29:07) – PT.2 Who Am I? (Game)(30:27) – GW13 Prediction Game(33:35) – Six Pack (Arteta Thanksgiving Edition)(36:17) – Chelsea Preview(37:52) – Line-Up Debate: Martinelli, Noni or Trossard?(39:03) – Odegaard Decision: Start or Bench?(43:09) – Chelsea's Threats: Estevão & Angry Matt Dillon (Pedro Neto)(44:50) – Title Race Positioning After Bayern & Chelsea(46:35) – Arteta's Standards & Mentality Talk(49:51) – Who Am I (Game) Reveal & Sign-Off

We've moved therapy to Tuesday, but who needs therapy when you've just walloped Spurs 4-1? Matt Kandela and Jacob Hawley join the show to joy-scroll through the wreckage of Tottenham's season and ask the big questions: Are we now culturally bigger than Real Madrid? And have we accidentally become the “Heavyweights” of world football? In this episode: ⚪️ Spurs in the Mud: We drink in the “sheer misery” of the Tottenham fan reaction videos and why watching them suffer is better than therapy.

Arsenal Get Major Boost Before Bayern Munich Clash

Arsenal Injury Truth Comes Out Today For Three Star Performers

Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe recap Matchweek 12 in the Premier League0:55 - Eberechi Eze has his day at the Emirates by bagging a hat-trick in the North London Derby, where Arsenal swept aside Spurs 4-1 on a weekend where others faltered22:17 - Arne Slot takes the blame for Liverpool's free fall as the Reds hit a new low with a 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest at Anfield35:46 - Manchester City are left stunned by Newcastle as a Harvey Barnes' brace takes some momentum out of Pep Guardiola's side in the title race40:37 - Chelsea sneak their way into second in the table with a 2-0 win at Burnley as they enter a massive week ahead for Enzo Maresca45:57 - A roundup of other results: Leeds Unite d 1-2 Aston Villa, Wolves 0-2 Crystal Palace, Bournemouth 2-2 West Ham, Brighton 2-1 Brentford, Fulham 1-0 Sunderland Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On today's episode, Pete and Jacob limp out of the international break with bruised mouths, bruised lineups, and bruised optimism ahead of a monster North London Derby. We get into: