Arsenal Have Fully BOTTLED It...
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How significant is Manchester City's win over Arsenal?
Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Football Filling. What game should we start with today, lads?
Hmm, what do you reckon? I think there's only been one game this weekend, hasn't there?
The big one. The biggie. The biggie. Arsenal, oh no. Let me ask you this, right.
Before the kick-off, was there any other result than a Man City win? No. No question of a doubt. Did everyone in the country know?
I know it was a close game, but... It was a good game.
What are the implications of Arsenal's performance in the title race?
Really good game. Really enjoyed it. But I just... I think everybody knew that Man City were going to win that game. It's as simple as that, wasn't it, Walter?
I thought the game itself was very, very good. I mean, the high standard. I mean, both teams probably could have had a couple more, couldn't they? I mean, the shot that beat Donnarumma off the post.
Oh, wow.
And then, like, when it comes back that way, you're thinking, that's very, very unlucky. But I thought City was slightly better and ultimately deserved to win.
I thought they dominated the game and I thought Arsenal's chances probably came from counter-attacks more than anything. They did have that period of about five or ten minutes, didn't they, in the second half where they had the counter-attack and then just sustained it, sustained it. And they could have scored and they probably should have scored as well and they were quite unlucky. But I just felt Man City dominated the game better.
How is the relegation battle shaping up in the Premier League?
Yeah. And were in Arsenal's head better. I think the game suited them. They looked in control. But it looked... Arsenal played well. There's no denying that. And you look at the running they've got, I'd expect them to win all the matches. I disagree. This is where I disagree. I think they're winning all of them.
Do you know what I think people are discounting? Is the fact that they've got three London games. Arsenal have, right? They've got three London games. Fulham, Palace on the final day, and who else?
What are the latest updates on Tottenham's relegation fight?
West Ham. West Ham. And... And listen, I understand what you're saying. But they're London derbies. They are at the end of the day. And those fans from those teams will not want Arsenal to win the league. And so when they come, they'll make it an absolute furnace. I promise you. And I think that, at the minute, is Arsenal's biggest obstacle. Is fans and teams getting in their head.
Well, look, a massive game yesterday and they couldn't afford to lose it. I believe that the five fixtures that they've got... probably like at the start of the season if somebody said they're your last five London yeah I think it's pretty perfect and if they don't win them five then they deserve not to win the league that would be my tech on it but that game yesterday has just given City so much belief I mean obviously they're at Burnley on Wednesday night no disrespect to Burnley They'll be top of the league because of goal difference.
How did Liverpool perform in the Merseyside Derby?
And it's then whole role reversal. Can Arsenal win them five games? Because they have to, to put City under any kind of pressure.
Have you seen Man City's April stats over the last five years? Yes. Unbelievable. I think that's now 30 wins out of 33 games in April. Which is just... You can't compete with that. Do you know what I mean?
If that's going to happen every April, what's the point? How much of... City coming back like they have done, do you put down to Pep a lot, an awful lot?
If they win the league this year and if they win the FA Cup, they've already won the league cup, so the domestic treble, I would think Pep might even just go, you know what, that'll do now. That'll do. I could go here.
What are the latest developments in the Championship?
But if you're losing Pep Guardiola and Bernardo Silva at the end of the season, that's a completely different scenario. City will not be City next season. Well,
No, no, God, not if Pep goes. You're into that kind of Klopp rebuild type thing with Liverpool. Even Bernardo Silva going, I think, is a massive problem. You see that stat about him? In the nine seasons he's been there, he's played a minimum of 45 games in every season. Oh, mate.
But that's what you can't calculate by what you lose there, irrespective of whether Pep decides to stay, go or whatever.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How significant is Manchester City's win over Arsenal?
0:30–0:57
2
What are the implications of Arsenal's performance in the title race?
0:57–1:43
3
How is the relegation battle shaping up in the Premier League?
1:43–2:09
4
What are the latest updates on Tottenham's relegation fight?
2:09–3:02
5
How did Liverpool perform in the Merseyside Derby?
3:02–3:47
6
What are the latest developments in the Championship?
3:47–4:33
7
What predictions can be made for upcoming matches?
4:33–5:24
8
What was the outcome of the quiz segment?
5:24–58:23
Speakers
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