This is the LIVE instant reaction from the Brentford-Arsenal game with contributions from Phil, Clive, Paul, Tim and Elliot. Patrons get these livestream episodes at full-time after every game. It covers the headlines, "stocks rising" and "stocks falling" to differentiate these episodes from the regular main pod. Due to the game being on Thursday and limited time to record a new episodes, we're releasing this as the "main" episodes for today. As a reminder, because this is recorded right at full-time, and intended to cover the raw emotion of the result, the episode is a bit more oriented towards the key topics and feelings of that moment than the usual "main" pod episode.

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Phil is joined by Paul and Clive to discuss Arsenal’s win over Sunderland from every angle, and cover the City win over Liverpool and the state of the title race. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
03:17 What the hell just happened? City’s late turnaround at Anfield
05:29 Sobotzslai free kick deja vu and the mood swing
07:36 Let’s move on to Arsenal: lineup changes and why
14:22 Sunderland’s direct approach and the Brobbey battle
18:21 Shots from distance and Zubimendi’s opener
26:25 No Odegaard: Havertz shadow striker and the new shape
31:48 Second-half subs: Gyokeres and Martinelli change the game
36:22 Martinelli’s new usage and why it’s working
44:46 Gyokeres’ resurgence: confidence, proximity, and playing to his strengths
55:52 Trossard’s free role, creative impact, and injury concern
01:04:30 Brentford away preview: form, threats, and what’s at stake
01:06:35 Team selection for Brentford: sticking with the front two and rotation
01:09:26 Tactical setup vs Brentford: physicality, set pieces, and fullback choices
01:15:04 Closing thoughts: handle the pressure and do the job Thursday night

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Phil is joined by Tim and Clive to discuss Arsenal’s win over Chelsea, the first chance at silverware this season, the Final against City and Sunderland at the weekend. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
02:48 Wembley on the horizon: what this win over Chelsea means
04:29 Lineup and Chelsea’s surprise back five: what Phil expected and why
10:09 A slow first half: why Arsenal didn’t force it and what was missing
15:47 Managing the mood: control, nerves, and why this wasn’t Liverpool/Wolves
24:46 Second-half changes: Chelsea’s “big boys,” Arsenal’s response, and the game state
27:01 Stoppage-time chaos and Havertz seals it
31:14 Chelsea’s game plan and the commentary narrative vs what actually happened
36:31 Havertz’s return: why he changes everything
47:38 City in the final: vibes, excuses, and what Arsenal can use
51:13 “To be the best, beat the best”: why Clive wanted City
56:47 Why this cup can be a springboard for the group
1:00:05 Hincapie’s best Arsenal performance: defending, ferocity, and game fit
1:03:19 Hincapie’s role vs Myles Lewis-Skelly and what this means going forward
1:07:47 Eze: quiet influence, earning trust, and finding his best positions
1:15:25 Sunderland preview: what’s at stake and how Arsenal should approach it
1:20:20 What kind of Sunderland game to expect and what Arsenal must do to win
1:28:08 Wrap-up, instant reaction plans, and final thanks to Clive and Tim

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Tim and Clive to discuss another huge weekend in the title race, Arsenal’s big win over Leeds and to look ahead to the Cup Semifinal second leg. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
04:30 Title race 2026: heat check after City falter
08:17 Player psychology: stop chasing “a different season”
15:27 Transfer window + Merino injury: do we need a move?
22:51 Saka pulls up in the warmup: Madueke steps in
25:52 Leeds game plan: win the fight first, then bring the techers
32:31 Madueke’s big day: repeatable threat, end product, and set-piece pressure
37:48 Zubimendi bounce-back: keys to our rhythm and his goal impact
40:52 Gyokeres evaluation: limitations, goals, and the “two up top” support
52:17 Odegaard from the bench: direct play, assist, and message received
57:49 Gabriel Jesus resurgence: confidence, chaos, and a world-class finish
01:03:05 Chelsea semifinal preview: game state, crowd, and what we must avoid
01:06:54 Saka decision for Chelsea: prioritize the league and trust the squad
01:10:21 Myles Lewis-Skelly midfield option + rotation ideas (Ben White, Calafiori)
01:14:58 Final thoughts and sign-off: manage risk, get through, onto deadline day

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Rob Holding is joined by Kent Malmros to discuss a wide range of topics related to his playing career at Arsenal, MLS, and beyond. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
01:38 Introduction
08:47 Rob joins the show: choosing MLS and adjusting to Colorado
10:21 Why America: lifestyle, space, and MLS entertainment
12:26 Leadership role and adapting his game to MLS
13:50 Mixing experiences and managing MLS end-to-end transitions
16:13 The Arsenal call: signing under Arsene Wenger
20:16 First days at Arsenal: acclimating to stars and the dressing room
25:34 First season memories: debut, early moments, and Wenger’s famous quote
28:42 Social media era and young players in the spotlight
32:10 Manager transitions: Wenger to Emery to Arteta
36:15 Old Trafford ACL injury and the unbeaten run context
38:24 Arteta’s standards, intensity, and building culture
41:27 Accountability, culture meetings, and shared standards
44:11 Staying connected: friendships and the Arsenal family
48:20 First Premier League goal and personal memorabilia
51:02 What’s next: MLS goals, trophies, and coaching
53:56 Life in Colorado: outdoors, family, and settling in
55:07 Arsenal legacy and how he wants to be remembered

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Phil to discuss Arsenal’s win over Kairat Almaty, the potential opponents in the knock out rounds, and to look ahead to Leeds on Saturday. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
06:01 Game context: caveats, “preseason vibes,” and two halves
13:03 Kai Havertz back: impact and the Havertz–Gyokeres partnership
20:21 Gyokeres finishing vs chance volume, striker hierarchy, and where Kai should play
26:11 Defensive “bozo gene”: Calafiori penalty, focus lapses, and conceding too easily
34:09 Madueke: good moments, but where’s the end product and composure?
37:56 Martinelli’s threat level and the left-wing selection question
45:39 Second-half drop-off and Odegaard as the lightning rod
58:05 Midfield is an open competition: what Arteta might change and Eze’s role
01:05:12 Academy debuts and giving Kyrat their due
01:08:27 Champions League R16 possibilities: Dortmund, Leverkusen, Atalanta, Olympiakos
01:14:05 Leeds away preview: physical battle, pressure, and how Arsenal should approach it
01:17:16 Arteta on Havertz readiness, expectations, and closing notes, Rob Holding interview, Dallas

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot, Tim and Clive discuss Arsenal’s loss to United from every angle and explore the issues that need to be addressed. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
04:04 Take stock: concern level for the Premier League title
06:23 Big picture anxiety and how to handle the pressure
15:21 The first 30 minutes: dominance, then self-sabotage
24:13 What is the plan in attack? Fullbacks in the half-space and getting attackers into danger zones
35:39 Why do we fall apart after taking the lead?
38:18 The Zubimendi error: individual mistake vs team sloppiness
43:43 Midfield problems and Odegaard’s underperformance
51:02 The attackers’ goal drought and needing end product from key players
01:04:35 The subs: moving Saka left, Madueke right, and searching for answers
01:09:12 Arteta’s comments, player support, and the psychology of the moment
01:13:38 Dominance without control: game-state issues, energy, and (briefly) handball decisions
01:19:39 The Emirates atmosphere: tension, expectations, and how fans can help
01:26:22 82-point pace vs 92-point dreams: expectations, fear, and opportunity
01:33:08 Reset and refocus: rest, rotation vs Kairat Almaty, and win the next game

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot, Tim and Clive discuss Arsenal’s win over Inter, the Champions League situation and preview the United game. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
05:19 Ethan Nwaneri loan to Marseille and Arsenal’s academy loan strategy
13:24 Champions League as psychological relief and reminder of Arsenal’s level
18:35 Inter match lineup rotation and tactical approach
24:56 Gabriel Jesus performance and striker confidence
37:03 Myles Lewis-Skelly’s performance, vulnerabilities, and growth
50:37 Eberechi Eze’s role, midfield fit, and left-wing debate
01:09:49 Gyokeres goal, physical profile, and striker usage
01:17:12 Champions League table implications and Manchester City wobble
01:22:05 Manchester United preview: threats, tactics, and selection dilemmas

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