Shane Hannon

So whichever way you go in it, I think you add both teams to score in.

The obvious way to go would be Arsenal to win it and both teams scoring at 12 to five.

But the score draw at nine to two, I do like it.

Leeds,

Look, Elland Road, everyone knows it's a cliche.

It's a great place to play football.

It'll be rocking with Arsenal coming to town.

They did beat them 5-0 at their place, remember, earlier in the season.

I think this is where...

If Arsenal get a good result here, if they get a win here, scruffy win, play them off the park, whatever, it's a huge, huge win for them, I think.

If they slip up a bit here and City do beat Tottenham, then it's on.

I think then we start to test Arsenal's mettle, don't we?

The other thing I thought was interesting during that match last week was the fact that the manager...

he's been criticised, I guess, for not letting his team attack, not letting his team off the leash and go for it.

Look at the big games against the big teams.

Against the Liverpool side, they should have gone and beaten.

City team, they should have beaten.

Chelsea team, they were down to 10 men.

They didn't really put the foot down on the pedal.

They couldn't do it last weekend.