Mark Ogden

So there was possibly a bit of fatigue in there.

They then went to Bournemouth.

They won 3-2, but they were hanging on at the end.

Gabriel mistake.

They went behind.

Wasn't entirely convincing.

And then they've had this run now of drawing 0-0 at home to Liverpool, drawing 0-0 away at Forest and losing to United.

So I think they've had this coming for a while.

And when Arteta talks about the Forest game, for example, as he did post-match after the United game, he seemed to want to bring that up.

He said, oh, people talk about Forest and we drew 0-0.

They created nothing.

It's not even Forest.

they're battling relegation.

And the first point he goes to is, well, they didn't create anything and we had chances ourselves.

And I think this speaks to the only thing that really could stop Arsenal winning the league, which is that if they continue to be this risk averse...

then they're going to play every single game with this tension and within these fine margins.

And you don't win every game like that in this league because it's too competitive.

And what was next was a quadruple change.

About, I think it was seven or eight minutes after the goal.

And I mean, we've tried to get our stats guys to find out exactly when it was.