Mark Chapman

always had the underdog mentality and that won them the league. The training ground that was like a luxury spa or whatever, that mollycoddled them and they lost that edge. Where do you stand on that kind of reasoning that a lot of fans would use as an excuse? I think it is an excuse. I don't think you can...

Is it Rory shocking that the Premier League champions of a decade ago could be relegated to League One? Or, and I don't mean this in a horrible way or whatever, is there an asterisk because it's Leicester, i.e. it was such a remarkable story that they won the Premier League?

It's sunny outside. Yeah, exactly. Go and enjoy the weather. See you soon. Thank you. See you, mate. Rory, Chris, thank you as well. Up next on the Football Daily Pod, a 72-plus EFL Awards special. Five Live Sports. BBC Women's Football Weekly. The latest news, insights and analysis from across the women's game.

It is City's Cup again.

O'Reilly 1, O'Reilly 2, City 2, Arsenal 0, Gary.

It's landed a major blow today in Manchester City.

Not just today, winning this final, Pep Guardiola a five-time champion in this trophy.

What a day for Nico O'Reilly.

But the impact that it might have, City needed something to lift them up.

towards the running and they've just got it and Arsenal now must try and recover but Pep Guardiola will be so proud his team have delivered a desperate day for Kepa, Jokeres and co but they've got time to recover and Mikel Arteta's got a big big job to do now in these coming weeks

For Arsenal, the first medal slips through their fingers.

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