Julian Lorenz

I'm not sure if statement is the right word.

I think it's one of those games, for now, between now and the end of the season, for them, like for City, and to be fair, also the teams that are fighting for the Champions League places, for example, or the relegation, it's all about winning.

It doesn't really matter if you play well.

It doesn't really matter if you...

If you perform at your best or not, if your star players are clicking, it's all about winning.

And as we saw with City yesterday against Leeds United, for example, where they were outplayed in that first half, you just find a way.

And today, Chelsea were probably the better team, more than Arsenal.

But in the end, I think the fact that they went and fought to get that win, show the character, I think was the most important and probably what Mikel Arteta will keep in mind because Chelsea were probably the better team over the whole 90 minutes.

Even with 10 men, they put a lot of pressure on.

But at the end of the day, the only thing that matters the most is the three points.

Yeah, no, I agree.

I agree.

That's why I thought that Chelsea were really good today.

The game tactically worked really well, certainly in the first half in making Arsenal not play their usual game.

And we saw that in the second half to put them under more pressure.

It's a real shame that Neto get that.

that silly red card because I would be really curious to see how the game would have panned out with 11 against 11 for the last 20 minutes or so.

But yeah, I agree, I think, for Rice and Zubimendi.

And to be fair, Arsenal have been outpassed in this game.

Chelsea made almost twice more passes than Arsenal.