Arsenal beat Chelsea to maintain perfect start as Maitland-Niles rescues Everton
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The Totally Football Show with James Richardson
54 min
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What happened in the studio introduction and opening banter?
From downtown London, it's the exciting Totally Football Show Live rounding up match day three. There's Club Class at the Emirates as Arsenal continue to fly, thanks to Martin and Kai while they enjoy their complimentary toiletries. Elsewhere, team with terrible windows. See off the Glazers, Everton 2, Man United 2. Chickens are coming home to roost at the cottage, and there's poultry returns too for the Stillgolders Spurs. That January transfer window can't come soon enough. We ran up all the highs and lows in tonight's Totally for bullshit. And here we are in the studio. Hey, you caught me unaware. It's uh Sunday night. We're ready to round up the latest set of Premier League fixtures. Who do we have in the studio?
Why? Matt Davis Adams. Lovely to see you. Hello, James. It's been a while. It has been a while. It's been the off season. Off season, 'cause you know, things. Daniel Story's here. Good evening. In London. In person. Nice one. And so checks notes. Arsenal win. Yeah, Adrian Clark. Yeah, of course I'm here. I would have come here. I would have come otherwise. Of course you would. It's a it's an old and tired joke, frankly, from from last season. Everybody's here because Everybody was here for the game in London this afternoon as Arsenal took on Chelsea. The whiff of a challenge about Chelsea this season after the start they've made. Arsenal the champions, of course, with an emphatic response. We'll be getting your thoughts, but broadly speaking, any any hot takes you wanna spit out straight away?
It's difficult to find a hot take from the game really because Arsenal won, I think. And um yeah, the game took a probably different pattern than it would have done had Morgan Rogers not scored so early on. Um but yeah, Arsenal Look like a team who've been playing for their manager for six years and Chelsea look like a team who've got some potential but plenty of work to do.
Okay. There had been some talk about whether Arsenal were not as strong up front. Martinelli has left, Gabriel Jesus has left, but they look pretty strong today.
Good, didn't they? Yeah. I think they played with the swagger of champions. Uh genuinely think that The Arsenal will will be more exciting this season. There are that if that had happened last year, uh that particularly going behind, it might have like put the spooks on the team and they might not have responded in the way that they did. And then once Arsenal got the lead, I feel like at times last season they might have not panicked, but got anxious much, much earlier. And I didn't really see much anxiety. I just saw a lot of confidence. From Arsenal and yeah, I was I was chuffed to bits with the performance. I actually thought it was a great game and Chelsea deserve a lot of credit for making it a great game.
Yeah. Yeah,
absolutely. What a response to that early game. Daniel from Arsenal, I read that there were nine shots on target, mostly for Arsenal, in the opening twenty five minutes in response to that Morgan Rogers goal, which was the first of them. That is the second most ever recorded in the opening twenty five minutes of a Premier League game.
It felt like that. It
felt like I defy you to name me the two teams involved in the most.
Yeah, I was gonna say like Westbroom man new when it was five or something mad like that.
You know what? You're not that far off. Let me just scroll down to the actual thing.
How did Arsenal come back to beat Chelsea after falling behind?
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It was a game from twenty eleven. Finished I think three nil. Three nil. It was West Ham against Sunderland. So I was quite far off.
I remember that
game. Was there eleven inside the first one? There were eleven, indeed. So this was a quieter affair, but you know, still pretty good.
What I really enjoyed about it, after last season's big six fixtures were generally pretty cagey and tepid and won by the odd goal or the odd set piece goal. I I like that Xabi Alonso has come in and rather than protect his weaknesses, he's gone, our front three's really good. Let's just throw everything at the strengths and hope that's enough. Made for a brilliant first twenty-five minutes.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the studio introduction and opening banter?
0:00–3:19
2
How did Arsenal come back to beat Chelsea after falling behind?
3:19–10:50
3
What were the key moments in the Everton vs Manchester United 2‑2 draw?
10:50–19:43
4
Why did Manchester City secure a narrow win and what does it mean for the title race?
19:43–22:20
5
How did the goalless Forest vs Spurs match affect both teams' early season form?
22:20–24:37
6
What stood out in Liverpool's 2‑0 victory over Ipswich and Iraola’s first win as manager?
24:37–28:05
7
Why was Fulham’s 2‑3 loss to Crystal Palace a turning point for the new manager?
28:05–30:38
8
How is Hull maintaining clean sheets and what does their early record suggest for the season?
30:38–54:30
Speakers
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