Stevie Nicol

And you can see the difference with Raya and him.

And that's maybe the difference that you can see between Arsenal and Chelsea.

But it's true, otherwise, even 10 against 11, Chelsea were having more chances to score and were...

For me, better organised offensively than Arsenal.

You cannot deny that it's a masterpiece that the French coach, the French coach on set pieces is able to do with Arsenal players and they really stick to it.

But they have to do something.

Chelsea, we talked about that and Craig Burley has alluded to it many, many times where, you know, put Cole Palmer, João Pedro and Neto, leave them at front and we'll see what Arsenal is going to do.

Because you will have less people in the 18-yard box, maybe you change to counter-attack and the Arsenal will wonder what they have to do.

So maybe you have to try something.

The more people you put in the middle of it, the more messy it gets.

So I was a little bit frustrated.

I want to say that on Rice, on the first corner, when Rice touched the ball with his handball, there are a combo of fouls.

First, he grabs the guy, so it's already a foul.

Then after, there is a handball.

Well, good for Chelsea, this goal on the following corner.

But really, I think there was a foul, so there should have been a penalty for me.

Well, you know, it's part of the football.

We have to accept that.

And I remember when I was playing, already 65% of goals were coming from set pieces.

So you have to accept the fact that it can happen and that's a skill and that you have to work on that.