Super Sunday Podcast – 24th April
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What were the key moments from the Sunderland vs. Arsenal match?
It's a mistake by Williams of all people. He's given it to Mahrez of all people. Ulloa! He's going to get there first and Jeff slips away here. Ulloa up with it. He's going to give it to Ulloa. 3-0. Albrighton in the middle. King. Gray. Albrighton. Four. Don't worry about Leicester if one or two are missing.
Yes, it was emphatic. Beating Swansea 4-0, their biggest win of the season, and they were never in trouble. 18 attempts in total, nine on target is the most in a game this season from Leicester. Swansea predictably had more of the ball. Leicester double their touches in the opposition area. 4-0 it finished. What an impact Ojoa made in the team today. And both those two are with Patrick Davison.
Guys, well played. Leo, I think people wondered how you'd get on without Jamie Vardy today. You've just given a resounding answer.
No, I am happy because this team is unbelievable, you know. We play so good. We miss Vardy. He's a very good player, no? We could play well and I enjoy playing with this team and these teammates. It's so great, these results.
Do you feel any pressure? You stepped up and took an ice-cold penalty last week and then today you slip into the team and score two goals with a lot of scrutiny on your position.
No, no, because always I am ready for play, you know, when I can help to the team, I work always for this. And for that, I am happy because today I could make two goals and help to the team. That is more important for me. This team is unbelievable.
Riyad, crucial first goal. Tell us about it. Gave the keeper the eyes, right?
You know, I went to pressing and the defender shot the ball on me. I was lucky, a bit lucky, but after that I just see the gap and I shoot and I'm lucky I scored. So I'm happy because it was a difficult game. You know, now three games to go. We know it's more closer, so we need to keep going like that because everyone is working for each other and that's a great team spirit.
You said you were lucky with that goal. Why were you lucky? A bit of harm, maybe?
No, I was like that. So the ball came on me. I couldn't do anything. But, you know, after that, I just carried on. I saw the gap and I shoot. So I'm very happy to score, you know, because since three games I didn't. And, you know, the most important is the team. 4-0, clean sheet, and that's the most important.
Did you feel like the team would really need you today with Jamie Vardy out?
Yeah, you know, a little bit. But in this team, we don't need just one player. We're really together. Team spirit, like we said, we work for each other. And, you know, sometimes I have to score or VAR or Leo. But like I said, it's the team and I'm very happy here.
Leo, I should just ask about your fitness. You look like you're hobbling off with a back problem there. How is it?
Yeah, no, I feel alone when I jump there. In the last play, I feel a little bit in my back and now I want to see, but I feel a little bit still.
Maria, just another five points needed. Is it so close you can touch it now?
Yeah, we needed this win, you know, because it's more closer. Like I said, three games to go now, eight points clear because they didn't play yet. We never know, maybe going to fail. But, you know, we just focus on our team because we have everything on our hands. And, you know, we keep going next game after next game and we'll see what we can do.
You're going off now to get your tux on.
How did Leicester perform against Swansea in their title bid?
Could be a big night for you personally?
Yeah.
I don't know. I will see. Jumping in the helicopter?
Yeah, we're jumping in the helicopter together with the team and we're going to have a good night.
Well played to both of you. Leo is the Barclays man of the match. Riyad, do the honours for us.
Thank you very much.
As Patrick said, Mahrez might get his award later this evening. And Jamie, you said, win today, win the title. How impressive was that? It was exactly what he wanted. You bring in players, obviously we were worried about the Vardy effect of him not playing. Ajo was magnificent. He also made a bit of a tactical change with Jeffrey Schlapp, who was brilliant, offered real pace, a great outlet for the team.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the key moments from the Sunderland vs. Arsenal match?
0:06–4:14
2
How did Leicester perform against Swansea in their title bid?
4:14–7:37
3
What impact did Jamie Vardy's absence have on Leicester's strategy?
7:37–10:39
4
How did Ulloa contribute to Leicester's victory?
10:39–14:23
5
What are the implications of Leicester's win for the title race?
14:23–18:44
6
How are Arsenal's chances in the top four affected by recent performances?
18:44–23:13
7
What challenges do Sunderland face in their relegation battle?
23:13–27:58
8
What are the predictions for the upcoming fixtures affecting the title and relegation?
27:58–33:09
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