Barney Ronay

It's Oldswater.

Well, also, it was in 2019, so... Okay.

Unless she'd lingered.

This is The Guardian.

Yeah, I mean, they won it very, very easily.

But it's quite easy to win it easily when you score three goals before half-time.

When was the first goal?

Ten minutes or so?

Or even before that?

But they did do that, so that's fine.

That's what you're meant to do.

Champions are meant to have these games where they score two or three goals early on and then there is no pressure.

And one of the things I think that's been debilitating for Arsenal over the last three seasons is that they haven't had enough of those games.

A lot of games, they've really had to dig in and there's been a sort of sense of exhaustion, even when they've won games, but this sort of emotional outpouring.

I think that was particularly true in 22-23 when, if you think they had those late wins against Bournemouth, against United, against Villa, all sort of...

just after halfway through the season.

Those games took on the sense of this is a vital game in a run-in when they still had sort of a dozen games to play.

Well, this is the run-in and they've done it really easily.

And the pressure now really is on City because they're six points behind with two games at hand and they can't slip up on those games.

And you're also looking at Arsenal's fixtures.