Daniel McConnell

Well, Arsenal were at one stage looking at a potential quadruple now.

There's still a double possibly for them.

What's your sense of how poor were they from your perspective at the weekend against Bournemouth?

And where does Arteta go from here?

How does he settle his team down?

And Miguel, those of us who watched the City versus Chelsea game, it was kind of frustrating to watch for 45 minutes, but then once the second half kicked off, City just ran right?

it's possible he's out for Sunday which could be one of those elements that tilt things yeah Will the one player who looked a bit quiet to me was Erling Haaland and obviously he has his record stands for itself he has been phenomenal for Manchester City but he was restricted in what he could do yesterday and he looked somewhat of a forlorn figure on the pitch

Miguel, the sight of a near half-empty Stamford Bridge by the time the final whistle went yesterday told its own story about where Chelsea are at.

And, Will, to the bottom of the table, another London club that's in a bad way at the moment is Tottenham Hotspurs.

Miguel, is it still within Spurs' own hands to survive or are they now beginning to become reliant on other people to do them a favour?

It hasn't won in 2026.

And is this all a curse of the new stadium or is this the Daniel Levy effect?

What's going on in Spurs?

How do we describe what's going on, Will, in the sort of the collapsing form that they're seeing?

Indeed.

Well, listen, we could talk for a lot more on this, but unfortunately we are out of time.

But to Miguel Delaney, Chief Football Writer at The Independent and Willow Callaghan, thank you very much for joining us.

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