City edge colossal clash with Arsenal as last-gasp Liverpool win the derby
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The Totally Football Show with James Richardson
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What happened in the Man City vs Arsenal match?
The Athletic FC.
Totally Football Show. Today, Teta Teta, the Etihad, leaves our Teta's title hopes in tatters. We look back on jerky being smooth and Harland making sure Arsenal stay humble. Plus, we talk Liverpool's derby win, Gibbs White's hat trick for Forest, call him Morgan Freeman, Villa Blackhats, another Chelsea black day, and Spurs disappointed again after that premature explosion of Siemens. All that and much more in this Totally Football Show.
Good evening to you. It is a Tony Football Show coming to you from the Tony Football Show studio where else and in the presence of such luminary figures as Tom Williams. Hello, James. Fresh in from Paris, Tom. Indeed, indeed. OK. We just enjoyed a special game of special football. Also here with us, Liam Toomey of The Athletic. Hey, Liam.
Hello, James.
Lovely to see you. Got a lot to talk about.
Yeah, absolutely. Going to have a lot of free midweeks to come back here if you'll have me next season.
Yes, Liam covers Chelsea. And on the big screen, fresh back from the Hill Dickinson, in fact, Daniel Story. Hello, Daniel. Hello, James. How are you? Yeah, yeah, very well, actually. Buzzing, buzzing, Daniel, after what I've just been witnessing from the Etihad. And no doubt you did too after you made it back from the Moseside Derby.
How did Liverpool secure their Merseyside derby win?
Yeah, I am tentatively touting this as a top 10 day in Premier League history. Oh, yeah. Well, there was a four game Sunday in which a team goes 3-0 up, is called back to 3-3, almost loses it with basically the second last kick of the game and then wins it with the last kick. Another game in which a Merseyside derby, the first in a new stadium where one of the teams scores with basically the last kick of the game. a 4-1 win for a team in which their kind of landmark player, their leader, scores a first ever career hat-trick.
What were the highlights of the Aston Villa vs Sunderland match?
And then the, in inverted commas, title decider, which is where the post is hit a stupid number of times and one of the teams wins it late. That's, yeah, it's all we need.
Max Goddard. Oh, actually, it wasn't Max Goddard who said this, but hi to you, Max Goddard.
How did Nottingham Forest perform against Burnley?
I was going to ask, is this the weekend where basically everything got sorted? Not just a lot of big things happened on the Sunday, but looks like the title race maybe, looks like the top five pretty much, Certainly, if the final game from this weekend, West Ham away to Crystal Palace on Monday results in a West Ham win, that looks done and dusted as well, Tom Williams.
Yeah, I mean, it did feel a potentially pivotal weekend. I guess we knew in advance that that was... A possibility in the title race, I think less expected perhaps, was the fact that we would come out of the weekend with a seven-point gap between fifth and sixth and a one-point gap between 18th and 17th, but potentially a much bigger gap if West Ham can get the win against Crystal Palace tomorrow night.
All we can say, though, is that the race for sixth is absolutely hotting up.
What are the implications of Coventry returning to the Premier League?
Sixth to 12th. That's what they're saying as well. That's where it's at now.
What was the outcome of the Spurs vs Brighton game?
The Opta supercomputer, I'd love to check in on that after any big events in the sporting world, still has Arsenal, Liam, as the favourites, even though they just got beat 2-1 in the big title decider with Man City. And City this Wednesday can go into top spot with a victory away to Burnley. Why would the Opta supercomputer say that?
Because they've got no respect for narrative.
But is there any kind of logical basis for City not being the favourites?
I'd say if you were making the logical case, it would probably be points in the bag versus games in hand. The points in the bag are innately more valuable.
How did Leeds perform against Wolves?
But you look at trajectory, you look at momentum, you look at all these less tangible things. You look at maybe the sense of fatalism that Arsenal might now feel even more strongly than ever.
What were the key moments in the Chelsea vs Man United match?
Right.
Then there's no circuit board that can deal with things like that.
Maybe it's a super enough. Maybe it's Mr. Software Update or something.
Perhaps so. Daniel, is there a weird scenario in which winning today actually puts the pressure on City and therefore might dot, dot, dot?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the Man City vs Arsenal match?
0:01–1:34
2
How did Liverpool secure their Merseyside derby win?
1:34–2:11
3
What were the highlights of the Aston Villa vs Sunderland match?
2:11–2:26
4
How did Nottingham Forest perform against Burnley?
2:26–3:17
5
What are the implications of Coventry returning to the Premier League?
3:17–3:20
6
What was the outcome of the Spurs vs Brighton game?
3:20–4:00
7
How did Leeds perform against Wolves?
4:00–4:10
8
What were the key moments in the Chelsea vs Man United match?
4:10–1:04:28
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