Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

In this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie look back at Arsenal's 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. They look at how Arsenal's gameplan exposed Chelsea in central areas and Chelsea's selection errors and injury absences played into Arsenal's hands. There's discussion on how the Gunners' press and their out of possession effort helped them to win the game, as well as some calm finishing. In part two, Tim and Jamie take listener questions submitted on BlueSky.

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In this episode I'm joined by Andrew Allen to look back at the 3-1 win over Inter Milan on Tuesday night. In an enjoyable game, Gabriel Jesus shone with two goals and an excellent performance overall. We assess that and whether or not he's played his way into the starting line-up for Man Utd on Sunday. We also chat about the way Mikel Arteta successfully rotated his side, an impressive display from Bukayo Saka on the right hand side, the goals we scored, including a confidence booster for Viktor Gyokeres, and Arsenal's progression through European competition this season. There's also a bit about Ethan Nwaneri's potential loan move to Marseille, and lots more.

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In this episode we look back at the 0-0 draw with Nottingham Forest on Saturday. We start by reckoning with the fact we've extended our lead at the top, despite a sense of frustration that permeated after a goalless draw. Then we move onto the match itself, and the key incidents including big chances missed by Gabriel Martinelli and Viktor Gyokeres, with some focus on the striker, what he's not bringing to the team right now, and what that requires of Mikel Arteta. There were second half changes, a slightly contentious penalty incident, but the game played out in disappointing fashion as we struggled to create. In part 2 there are questions about our attacking potency based on some stats, Declan Rice's 'outburst' at the end, how we view draws, Martin Odegaard, reconfiguring midfield from time to time, and loads more.

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In this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie look back at Arsenal's 2-0 FA Cup win over Aston Villa on Sunday. They analyse the performances of Smilla Holmberg and Kim Little, consider what changed in the second half to see Arsenal really assert themselves on the game, how Arsenal exposed Villa on set-pieces. Then Tim and Jamie take listener questions on dream draw for the fifth round, January reinforcements, the performances of Anneke Borbe in goal and there's a look ahead to the Subway Cup semi-final against Manchester United on Wednesday.

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In this episode I'm joined by Phil Costa to look back on Wednesday's 3-2 win over Chelsea in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Stamford Bridge. We chat about the early goal which silenced some noisy home fans, and a relatively even first half, before Viktor Gyokeres got a much needed goal to make it 2-0. We discuss the goal we conceded before making it 3-1, and the chances we missed to go further ahead before they got another goal back. We analyse some individual performances, like Martin Zubimendi and William Saliba, and look at this is as a positive result which could have been even better, but which leaves us with some work to do in the second leg. All that, and lots more.

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