Arsenal exit the Champions League after a tough night losing 2-1 (3-1 agg) to an elite PSG side.

Adrian Clarke and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on a game where Arsenal played really well in the Parc des Princes but couldn't capitalise on their chances. Hear the team speak about those Donnarumma saves, the missed chances, and how Arsenal can build on this going forward. Amy Lawrence drops in to share her thoughts too.

Plus we look ahead to Arsenal’s match against Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.

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It was another disappointing result for Arsenal in the Premier League as they lost 2-1 to Bournemouth. Art de Roché and Jordan Campbell join Ian Stone to reflect on a strange game where both players and the fans possibly had their attention on the big Champions League game to come.

Plus, we get excited for the huge second leg against PSG in the Champions League on Wednesday and how Arsenal could overturn the 1-0 deficit.

All that and there's the Saliba to Real Madrid rumours and the manager head to head between Jack Wilshere vs. Aaron Ramsey are touched on.

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The long awaited return of Bukayo Saka took place as Arsenal saw off Fulham 2-1 at the Emirates on Tuesday night.

James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on the win, Bukayo's return and winning goal, Gabriel’s injury and excellent performances from both Gabriel Martinelli and Mikel Merino.

We also reflect on the life and career of Arsenal legends David Rocastle and Kevin Campbell and we look ahead to the final ever game against Everton at Goodison on Saturday.

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Adrian Clarke and Jay Harris join Ian Stone to reflect on another brilliant away win, this time putting five past Burnley.

Since their winter trip away, Arsenal have scored 21 goals conceding only twice.

The panel discuss where this form has come from, and look ahead to Wednesday's tie vs Porto, Arsenal's first Champions League knockout game in 7 years.

Plus, a record crowd saw Arsenal beat Manchester United in the WSL, can this reignite their title ambitions?

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Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to preview Arsenal's trip to Burnley.

Gabriel Magalhães has the chance to continue his fine scoring form, as only one team has conceded more set-piece goals than the Clarets.

Gabriel Jesus may be back in contention, but after 3 goals in 3 games, does Trossard deserve to stay in the side?

Plus, the panel compare this season to last, and look ahead to the fixtures we can improve on during the remainder of this campaign.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to to reflect on Arsenal's biggest away victory since 1935, beating West Ham 6-0 at the London Stadium.

Declan Rice was exceptional, providing two assists before scoring a screamer from 25 yards.

Bukayo Saka got his 50th and 51st Arsenal goal, the youngest player to hit a half century for the club since Frank Stapleton in 1978.

Set pieces proved important once again, but is the open play fluidity we saw so much of last season returning?

Plus, a lively cameo for 16 year old Ethan Nwaneri, and the importance of collective responsibility.

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James McNicholas and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to preview Arsenal's clash with West Ham.

It was this fixture last season that the Gunners threw away a two goal lead, Sunday will be a test of how far they've come since then.

The Hammers have got the better of Arsenal twice already this season, can Declan Rice enact revenge in his old stomping ground?

Plus, Takehiro Tomiyasu returns from the Asia Cup, and Jurrien Timber is added to the Champions League squad.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 3-1 victory over league leaders Liverpool.

With Jorginho partnering Rice in midfield, and Havertz and Odegaard pressing from the front, Mikel Arteta got his tactics spot on.

The panel analyse the performance and address the 'over-celebrating' claims, after an emotional display on and off the pitch.

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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to preview a huge game, Liverpool's visit to the Emirates on Sunday. 

With Arsenal currently 5 points behind Klopp's side, is it win or bust?

Plus, a look at those who left the club on deadline day, and after Neal Maupay's antics on Wednesday night, the panel pick their ultimate shithousery 5-a-side team.

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Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke reflect on the Gunners finally putting their City Ground hoodoo behind them.

It was the lowest of low blocks from Forest but Mikel Arteta's side prevailed with another performance that encapsulated Gabriel Jesus and why watching Arsenal this season is a less joyous experience than last season.

Hear what the panel thought of the long-awaited return of Emile Smith Rowe in midfield, plus why they enjoyed the post-match afters between Ben White and Oleksandr Zinchenko.

Plus the quietest of transfer windows and how Vivianne Miedema came back with a bang.

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Today's Handbrake features an exclusive interview with Oleksandr Zinchenko, who spoke to The Athletic after Arsenal's win over Crystal Palace last weekend.

Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to reflect on the interview, talk about the women's demolition of Reading, and preview the Nottingham Forest fixture ahead of Tuesday.

Plus, should Emile Smith Rowe start at the City Ground, and who from our academy is ready for a loan?

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We asked for goals, we got goals. Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on Arsenal's thrashing of Crystal Palace.

The panel give Gabriel Magalhães his flowers, and discuss how Arsenal once again used set pieces to their advantage.

Plus, Raya's distribution, impact subs, and goals from open play!

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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to preview the visit of Crystal Palace.

The panel assess the squad after a winter break in Dubai, and discuss whether Emile Smith Rowe has a future at the club.

Plus, a reflection on Tomáš Rosický’s Arsenal career, as James was recently in Prague to interview him.

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Welcome to a special episode of The Athletic’s Arsenal podcast, Handbrake Off, in honour of a much loved Arsenal great Kevin Campbell.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke are joined by a quartet of legends. Alan Smith twice won the golden boot as the best goalscorer in England as well as delivering Arsenal’s last European trophy. Lee Dixon played a phenomenal 619 games for the club over 15 years of service. Paul Davis holds a special place in the hearts of Black Arsenal as a trailblazer, and masterful midfielder. Andy Cole came through the club’s youth system at a similar time to Kevin, before leaving for a hugely successful career elsewhere, particularly at Newcastle and Man United.

The panel reflect on Kevin's legacy, a champion of a wonderful and very important generation of young black players at Arsenal. Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri's rise to the first team, comparisons between George Graham and Mikel Arteta, and Arsenal's 31 year wait for a European trophy are also discussed.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on Arsenal's defeat to Liverpool in the FA Cup.

With 1 goal from their last 63 shots, the Gunners are creating chances but lacking the cutting edge to finish them.

Does something need to change or can Arsenal play themselves out of this slump?

Plus, has Mikel Arteta missed the opportunity to give youth players minutes this season, and have his substitutions been too reactive of late?

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on the Liverpool, West Ham, and Fulham games.

Arsenal were top of the league at Christmas, but now find themselves fourth after only picking up 4 points from a possible 15.

With the January transfer window open, the panel ask whether there are internal options available, or if spending is required.

Plus, how does Arteta approach Sunday's FA Cup tie vs Liverpool, and should Kieran Tierney be recalled from his loan?

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Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Jay Harris, to preview Anfield and talk about our Champions League round of 16 opponents, Porto.

As it's Jay's last show covering Ian Stone, the panel look back at their favourite players Arsenal have signed on loan over the years.

Plus, 4 years of Mikel Arteta, here's to 4 more.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Jay Harris, to talk about Arsenal's first home victory against Brighton since 2021.

Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard were fantastic, and although it was a dominant performance, there is still a sense that the Gunners must kill teams off earlier.

The panel reflect on how Arsenal suffocated Brighton, and ask whether Mikel Arteta is made an example of after another yellow card.

Plus, tiny shin pads and footballer pet peeves.

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James McNicholas and Art de Roché join Jay Harris, to reflect on the dead rubber in Eindhoven.

Arsenal had topped the group with a game to spare, yet Arteta still went with a strong XI, including Gabriel and Saliba.

The panel ask whether fielding no youth players was an opportunity missed, or if Mikel got the line up spot on.

Plus, 5-a-side blunders and a look ahead to Brighton.

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Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join Jay Harris to reflect on a frustrating loss at Villa Park.

In keeping with the Invincibles Advent that The Athletic are currently running, the panel also discuss whether the 03/04 side should’ve done better in Europe and how Ashely Cole should be remembered.

Plus, domination at the Emirates as Arsenal thump Chelsea 4-1, taking them level on points in the WSL.

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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on a thriller at Kenilworth Road, 7 goals and a 97th minute winner thanks to Declan Rice.

It's now 6 wins on the bounce, and with Villa on the horizon Arsenal will be looking to keep up this momentum.

At one end, Gabriel Jesus was excellent, but at the other, Raya not so much.

The panel discuss what went wrong at the back, the physicality of the starting XI, and how Arteta's substitutions helped changed the game.

Plus, Mikel's yellow card and Saka's 200th game for the Arsenal.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to discuss Arsenal's victory over Wolves, which ended up being tighter than it needed to be.

It felt a lot like last season, a fast start but not clinical enough to put the game to bed.

Are Arsenal ruthless enough, and do Zinchenko's attacking qualities outweigh his defensive flaws?

Plus, Trossard's performance in midfield, and can Arsenal win at Luton for the first time since 1984?

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on Arsenal topping their Champions League group in style, putting six past Lens.

It was the first time this season we saw Havertz, Odegaard, Martinelli, Jesus, and Saka start together, and all of them were on the scoresheet by half time. Could this be the match that ignites Arsenal's attack?

The panel also share memories of Megs Wilson, who the club honoured with black armbands, after she passed away a few days ago.

Plus, favourite football analogies and a look ahead to Wolves.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on Havertz’s late winner at Brentford, sending Arsenal top of the Premier League. 

The panel also discuss Ramsdale’s performance including what it could mean for his future, this season vs last season and whether we need midfield reinforcements in January.

Plus, Beth Mead back on the scoresheet and looking ahead to Lens. 

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Arsenal Women are through to Champions League Semi-finals after an incredible comeback against Real Madrid, and the final men’s international break of the season is over. Ian Stone is joined by James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke to reflect on a marvellous night for Arsenal in the UWCL and discuss the performances of the men’s players on international duty.

Plus, they look ahead to the Fulham at The Emirates next Tuesday and touch briefly on the news of Trent Alexander-Arnold potentially leaving Liverpool. 

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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to preview Arsenal's trip to Brentford.

Ramsdale is to return as Raya is ineligible to play, will Jesus and Ødegaard feature?

The panel also talk about Everton's points deduction, while Manchester City's charges still loom.

Plus, Mitch the Tortoise, Sean Senderos, and Hale End back at it again with Chido Obi-Martin and Max Downman.

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Art De Roche and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to discuss Arsenal's 3-1 win over Vincent Kompany's Burnley at The Emirates.

Trossard got the first goal and in doing so scored Arsenal's thousandth goal at The Emirates so the guys discuss some of their favourite goals from the Emirates era.

Raya's save at 0-0 was key to the win and Zinchenko and Trossard's technical level allowed Arsenal to wear Burnley down, but it was 2 set pieces that sealed it, and Arsenal now have the most set piece goals in the league.

Plus a look at Arsenal women's emphatic comeback over Leicester and Ian asks the guys how they think the season is going, as we approach another international break.

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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to discuss a comfortable 2-0 Arsenal victory over Sevilla at The Emirates.

The wingers stole the show with Saka and Martinelli electric and goals from Trossard and Saka all but sealing Arsenal's place in the knockouts.

The defence and midfield were in complete control too, conceding only 1 shot in the 96th minute as they moved 4 points clear in Group B.

Plus a moment for Jose Antonio Reyes and a look ahead to Burnley on Saturday.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to dissect an eventful game at St James’ Park, that saw Arsenal lose their first league game of the season.

Bruno Guimarães should have seen red before half time, and VAR concluded there wasn’t enough wrong with Newcastle’s goal for it to be ruled out.

Mikel Arteta was furious in his post match press conference, calling the officiating embarrassing and a disgrace. Arsenal released a statement the following day echoing the manager’s words, which has caused a stir on social media.

The panel discuss the mistakes made, and what needs to change going forward. Plus, why are we creating so few chances this season, and a look ahead to Sevilla.

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Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join Ian Stone, to reflect on a disappointing night at the London Stadium, that saw Arsenal dumped out the Carabao Cup by West Ham.

The panel also look ahead to the Arsenal's visit to Newcastle on Saturday evening.

Plus, childhood inspirations, dogs behaving badly, and a game of what would Adrian say?

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on and analyse the Arsenal’s thrashing of Sheffield United at the Emirates.

It was a perfect afternoon that saw Nketiah bag his first hat-trick for the club, Tomiyasu score his first goal, and plenty of rotation showcasing the current squad depth. 

Plus, favourite Japanese exports, dating advice, and a look ahead to a big week with games in three competitions.

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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on Arsenal’s 2-1 win in Seville, taking them top of their Champions League group.

Gabriel Jesus was superb, setting up Martinelli beautifully for the opener, before rifling in what turned out to be the winner.

The panel wax lyrical about Declan Rice yet again and discuss whether Takehiro Tomiyasu should be first choice left back.

Plus, there’s MORE talk around the goalkeeper situation, and Martin Ødegaard's form.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on Arsenal's late comeback at Stamford Bridge, where Declan Rice was brilliant yet again, dragging Arsenal back into the game through anticipation and composure.

Plus, the relentless Bukayo Saka, super substitutions for the second week running, and back to back wins for Arsenal in the WSL.

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With Premier League football returning this weekend, James McNicholas and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to preview Arsenal’s visit to Stamford Bridge.

Now the dust has settled, the panel reflect on the Manchester City game, as well as Arsenal’s injury time comeback in the WSL, which saw Beth Mead return after 11 months.

Plus, we give Ben White his flowers, with rumours he's close to agreeing a new deal at the club.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to celebrate the Arsenal's victory over Manchester City for the first time since 2015. Martinelli returned to the squad and came off the bench to score the winner, which saw all four substitutes combine.

Also, has anybody seen Erling Haaland?

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Hale End graduates Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly have made waves at Arsenal during their breakout season, despite playing in positions relatively unfamiliar to them. With major contributions in both the Premier League and Champions League, their seamless integration into the first team has been nothing short of remarkable. 

Over the course of this episode The Athletic details both Myles and Ethan’s rise to the first team. Topics include their friendship since the age of eight, their contrasting personalities on and off the pitch, comparisons to Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe’s journey, the challenges that come within academy football, the importance of supporting young players from multiple angles, Myles' England debut, and what the future holds for both players. 

You’ll hear from football coaches Adam Birchall and Greg Lincoln, and The Athletic’s Art de Roché, James McNicholas and Amy Lawrence. Get to know Arsenal’s new kids on the block, they’re here to stay. 

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James McNicholas returns to the pod alongside Adrian Clarke and Ian Stone, to reflect on Arsenal’s disappointing result at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis vs Lens. It was a bad night all round as Bukayo Saka hobbled off after 34 minutes and self-inflicted errors cost the Gunners again.

The panel also preview Sunday’s clash against Manchester City and discuss Raya vs Ramsdale, particularly what it means for the club in a wider sense.

Plus, is a Xhaka sized hole affecting Zinchenko, and is Arteta mismanaging Saka’s playing time?

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to talk about Arsenal's thrashing of Bournemouth at the Vitality. It was a perfect away day that included Havertz scoring his first goal for the club.

Plus, a discussion around the latest VAR controversy, opening day disappointment for Arsenal in the WSL, and looking ahead to Lens.

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Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone, to talk about another 1-0 away win, this time at Brentford in the Carabao Cup.

It was an evening to remember for Hale End, Tomiyasu and Kiwior were superb and Ramsdale was back in between the sticks, with a point to prove.

Plus, we look ahead to Bournemouth, and the return of the WSL as Arsenal face Liverpool at the Emirates on Sunday.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, to reflect on a frustrating draw in the North London derby, as Arsenal continue to concede at home and mistakes are proving costly yet again.

Plus, the panel look ahead to Wednesday's Carabao Cup fixture away to Brentford, as the Gunners' injury list grows.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone, having rung out their clothes, to discuss Wednesday night's all out attack 4-0 victory over PSV.

This week the spotlight falls on Gabriel Jesus, Martin Odegaard, and William Saliba for their contributions to the night's events.

The panel talk about keeping the dressing room happy - especially in light of the David Raya/Aaron Ramsdale situation.

And there's the small matter of a North London Derby coming up on Sunday so the team look ahead to that.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to look back on Arsenal's fairly boring win over Everton on Sunday evening.

Whilst the goal from Leandro Trossard provided a moment of magic for Arsenal, discussions on the game are dominated by the Raya v Rambo debate, the VAR decision to rule out Gabriel Martinelli's goal, and how much time is required to take a corner.

All that plus the snooker, darts, and an audio Mario Balotelli "Why always me?" moment.

Remember, you're only as good as your last pod...

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Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to look ahead to Arsenal's trip to Everton on Sunday.

Plus, Declan Rice's presence and how he can help dominate 'moments', and what went wrong for Arsenal in the Women's Champions League.

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There’s no doubt that Bukayo Saka is Arsenal and England’s starboy. The individual accolades have been piling up ever since his name first cropped up on the teamsheet. Listed for the FIFA Golden Boy Award in 2021, he is the back to back England Men’s Player of the Season, twice he has been awarded Arsenal Men’s Player of the Season, he's the PFA Young Player of the Year for 2022-23, and now FIFA Balon d'Or nominee 2023. In short the 22 year old’s career is on the up and up.

Over the course of this podcast The Athletic looks back on Saka’s brief story so far. Topics include first impressions of Bukayo as a boy, his values, how a player goes from the Academy to professional player, comparisons with Arsenal legend David Rocastle, the aftermath of the Euro 2020 Final, and what his future holds.

You will hear from former players Ian Wright and Adrian Clarke, Saka’s former coaches Greg Lincoln, Stephen Morrow, Andries Jonker, Arsenal administrator Lynn Chaney, and The Athletic’s Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas.

Get ready to fall in love a little more with the Starboy.

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Interviews by Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on the most dramatic of wins vs Manchester United, with Declan Rice scoring in the 96th minute. 

Plus, back to basics in defence, options up top, and sticking behind Kai. 

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone for a bumper episode covering all the topics around Arsenal this week.

Including last night’s Champions League draw, cleaning up at the PFA Awards, looking ahead to Manchester United on Sunday and will there will be any last minute deals on deadline day?

Plus, kidneys, swimming lessons, and cheese sacrifices, yes you read that correctly.

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Ian Stone is joined by Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché to conduct an audit of the men's first team squad, discussing who they think Arsenal should keep and sell this summer.

Plus, they answer your questions including Gabriel's Saudi Links, where they think Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly will play going forward and the contracts of Saka and Saliba.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to work out what went wrong against Fulham for Arsenal to concede two eminently avoidable goals. The team discuss Thomas Partey's place in the line up, Kai Havertz against Fabio Vieira, and praise Eddie Nketiah whilst pondering why he didn't start.

Plus all hail Bukayo Saka and his 83 consecutive Premier League starts, what could happen with ESR and say "hasta luego" to Kieran Tierney

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Host Ian Stone is alongside Adrian Clarke and The Athletic’s Jordan Campbell to look ahead to Saturday’s game against Fulham.

There’s also a debate around what summer signing Kai Havertz brings to the side, and the latest on transfers.

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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on a heart-in-mouth, 10 man, 1-0 win at Selhurst Park. Declan Rice and William Saliba were particularly impressive as the Arsenal showed a resilience to hold on, taking all 3 points back to North London.

Plus, Eddie everywhere, Øde from the spot, Saka's new song and our latest third kit.

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