Arsecast Extra Episode 712 - 14.09.2026
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What happened in Arsenal's 2‑0 win over Sunderland?
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Hello and welcome to another ArsCast Extra as always with James from GunnarBlock James. A very goodly morning to you. Goodly morning man. How you doing? I'm doing okay. I'm doing it's been quite the weekend of Premier League action, but you know, Arsenal winning again keeps me on the straight and narrow, so to speak, you know? Uh yeah.
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very, very welcome. I mean what what uh What a win as well. That was a proper a proper game and a proper win, I think. Yes.
Another away game as well. We've had quite the uh quite the start to the season in that regard, haven't we? You know, Villa away, Sunderland away, two really difficult places to go in Premier League terms, you know, and then you have uh Napoli away. Are we away at Brighton or at home to Brighton?
Brighton. We're actually away twice next week, Andrew. Um I sort of was looking at my season ticket thinking, when do I get to go to a game? 'Cause away for Chelsea.
Has the stadium been, you know, condemned or something? Are we not allowed to play there anymore? What's going on?
I don't know. Maybe they're doing those much rumored uh renovations, Andrew. Maybe we're all gonna come back to it in uh mid October. It's gonna be a hundred thousand seats or something. I don't know. Exactly.
One of those uh amazing screens around there's Wi Fi everywhere. You know, it'd be amazing.
Chance will be a fine thing. But um yeah, Ipswich and Brighton away next week. So we're We're living on the road at the minute. We're living out of a suitcase as a team.
Just one big suitcase? Do you not think they could do a deal? Could the commercial department not get them a suitcase each?
I don't know, mate maybe. But they better not go over twenty two kilograms, let me tell you. Or they'll be hell to pay. That's it. That's it. Cost cutting. That's what happens.
All of a sudden your suitcase doesn't fit in the thing. It fit for all my previous flights and now it doesn't fit anymore. Have you made the thing smaller or has my suitcase somehow got bigger? I don't know what it is.
I don't know. The Arsenal first team squad just lining up to try and sort of force their suitcases into a little bucket. Um Anyway, yes, on the road, eight PM. Again. They they say it's a hard place to go, but increasingly Sunland is very literally a hard place to go for our fans. Uh we we're making it tricky for them. But the ones who travelled were rewarded with a a fantastic result.
They were. I saw um Tim Tim Stillman. was up and about early on Sunday covering the women's game for Ars Blog News. He did a sort of a prematch video sort of talking about the game, et cetera, et cetera. And he had obviously been in Sunderland and had a late night, you know, uh long journey back home, but was up and about early, commitment to the calls, all that kind of stuff. I
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Yeah, there's just sort of he should have had a pair of sunglasses on to be fair. Um Maybe we maybe we need to do a deal, an oursplug deal with well, uh who who doesn't make pervert glasses these days? We'll we'll do a deal with one of those guys. Okay. Uh get some sunglasses for Tim. Um I'm sure he woke up as the day went on, but I'd say that was a struggle to to get back from Sunderland and get up and about and uh be at the Emirates Stadium for sort of midday there or thereabouts. But You know, as you said, I'm sure it it's the nice kind of tired struggle for Tim and everybody else who went up there because Arsenal came back with a a very, very important and a very, very good three points from, you know, as you say, a ground which is difficult to get to, difficult to get back from, but also difficult to experience because, well, you know, Sunderland make the game a a a very certain way.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in Arsenal's 2‑0 win over Sunderland?
0:03–11:39
2
How did the first half chances for Saka and Havertz shape the game?
11:39–22:50
3
Why was the penalty decision so controversial and how did Arteta react?
22:50–34:47
4
How spectacular was David Raya’s penalty save and why is it praised?
34:47–46:00
5
Where does David Raya rank among Arsenal goalkeepers historically?
46:00–58:27
6
How does Mikel Arteta use his subs and technical‑area antics?
58:27–1:10:54
7
What are the plans for the upcoming Carabao Cup and league fixtures?
1:10:54–1:20:52
8
What listener questions are being answered about the penalty, lineup and future tactics?
1:20:52–1:30:10