Gary Lineker

And they deserve great credit for that.

And it's...

Can you imagine their feeling now, their relief and everything else that goes with it, knowing that they've got two games, two games to win that title.

You've been in this exact position, Alan.

You try and sound as calm as possible.

I mean, that's very, very difficult because it's, I don't care who or what you are.

you're going to have feelings, you're going to have emotions, you're going to have all of those things.

Because these players have never been there in terms of never won it.

And the pressure is on them hugely to go and win it, to finally get over the line.

And they're only humans, so they are nervous and edgy.

And I get it and I understand it.

But I do think the situation they're in now, and I said it, I think last weekend and last week was huge for them.

And I thought even after, what, five or ten minutes, I thought they would have passed it, they would have moved it with pace and all of that.

I thought this could be easier than I thought, but obviously it wasn't.

But I just think with the confidence that they'll have now, and they will have it after the last seven or eight days that they've had, that they'll go on and they'll beat Burnley and they'll beat Crystal Palace.

You dickhead.

You dickhead.

Can you imagine Arsenal going to a game next weekend, the kit man forgetting to pack Bukayo Sacco's boots?

You can't even remember what happened yesterday, never mind four years ago.

Yeah, they have to be.