Owen Murphy

And he's going to easily pass.

Oh, no.

And that's how Arsenal got their goal.

But the point about it was that Arsenal had the ball and decided we'd rather have the position than the ball because we know these guys are going to try and play out.

And that's actually our best way of creating a chance against them by hunting them while they're doing that rather than doing anything with the ball.

So what this has done is create a situation where a lot of teams are attacking.

by getting rid of the ball in the first, even PSG do this, obviously, you know, from their kickoffs and so on, that like the insistence on sort of intricate build-up play is actually creating a situation where it's better for teams not to have the ball and try and chase rather than play.

I think he said it's part and parcel of the game, getting your cheekbone broken by a headbutt.

I think Guardiola got booked as well, right?

What do you think, Jonathan, of the, I mean, we're skipping ahead a little bit here because it is, you know, there's still a few games to go.

And realistically, neither of these teams is going to win out.

I mean, I was looking, I think it was Danny Murphy last night on Matchday.

He was like, you know, they were asking Rooney and Danny Murphy to predict what would happen over the next, for Arsenal 5 and City 6 games.

Murphy just thought they were both going to win all the games.

You know?

They've hardly put together runs like that in the entire season, but if for some reason he thinks it's going to happen now, okay, maybe.

But I think they're, you know, probably both will not win 100% of the matches.

But say, let's skip ahead, and City have managed to do it, as it looks currently like they probably will do.

They've managed to win.

And Arteta is left having led the league nearly all the way, and then...