In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast: Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Paul (@PoznanInMyPants) & Clive (@ClivePAfc) talk about the 5-1 spanking against Bayern Munich. Team structure, team planning, Mustafa’s box defending, Arsene’s future and much more all discussed on this weeks Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.
Wenger must now turn to a rejuvenated Welbeck, who has 34 goals and 15 assists in his Premier League career, to fire the Gunners to the Champions League for the 21st year in a row. The former Manchester United man netted a memorable last-gasp header to defeat eventual champions Leicester City at the back end of last season and fans will expect more important goals as the top four battle starts to heat up
Imagine Robben running down the right cutting inside Monreal, poking it to Lewandowski who tries a first time shot which is saved by Ospina’s legs, Koscielny takes a swing at the ball to clear but it hits Muller and bounces around before Bellerin cleans up, playing it inside to Mustafi who plays it on to Xhaka, Xhaka passes in between Alonso and Vidal to Oxlade-Chamberlain who bursts past the outstretched leg of Thiago Alcântara. Sprinting up field, Ox plays it wide to Ozil who swings inside on his left and slides a ball into Welbeck who bursts into the box and cuts it back to Alexis who thumps it high past Neuer to make it 3-0
In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast: Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Paul (@PoznanInMyPants) & Clive (@ClivePAfc) talk about the 2-0 nervy win against Hull City at the Emirates. Mesut Ozil and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s form, Petr Cech vs David Ospina, who plays at Bayern, Elliot’s optimism and much more all discussed on this weeks Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.
It’s not so much the personnel but the way we approach the game that will be key. Arsene has spoken about the need to be united and show we are a strong unit, words won’t make that happen, the players on the pitch will have to back up the manager and fight for the club on the pitch. A bad result would be another huge blow for the confidence of the team in such a critical period in the season. It looks like a straight out fight for the places under Chelsea and a bad run of form from any team will slam a massive dent into their chances
In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast: Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Paul (@PoznanInMyPants) & Tim (@Stillberto) talk about the 3-1 defeat at the hands of out of Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon. Tactical deficiencies, midfield problems, the Bellerin incident and much more all discussed on this weeks Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.
This is pretty much judgement day when it comes to any hopes of lifting the Premier League title. Lose the game today and the gap between Arsenal and Chelsea will be 12 points, that will be pretty much insurmountable. Beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and the lead is cut down to 6 which would still be extremely difficult given some of the away fixtures we have left this season but you just never know. Victory against the side top of the league could inject this side with some unshakable confidence and you know what Arsene’s teams are like with a big fat dose of super belief. Yeah not the complacency stuff by the way, I mean the stuff that the invincibles had by the bucket load