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Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast on NBCSports.com.

I'm Robbie Musta with my friend Robbie Earle.

We're going to start Robbie with the big game on Sunday,

the North London Derby, Arsenal One, Spurs One.

I have to say, Matt, I really enjoyed the game for different reasons

and different parts of both teams' performances.

What was your major takeaway?

Well, I think a draw was about fair result Rob, but I think, for me, a little bit credit, more credit has to go to Spurs, and Ruzio Pochatino bringing his team to the Emirates. And it's an Arsenal team that when you think of, I thought, had three massive

motivations coming into the match. One, the big defeat in the Champions League. Two, at home in

a North London Derby. Three, the chance to go top of the table. Yet Spurs came and played

with athleticism. They had a driving determination with good character. And at the end of the game, they had a good resilience. And those aren't things I've had a driving determination with good character.

And at the end of the game, they had a good resilience.

And those are things I've ever necessarily said about Spurs team.

And I think these are a lot to look forward to when you think of the age

and the development of this Spurs team under Poshitino so far.

I thought the key matchup here, and I said this before the game, was between the golden

triangle, if you like, on the left side of Arsenal, with Alexei Sanchez, Meza-Uzil, and

Sandy Kozola against the tough, the hard-working, running power of D'embele, Alley and Dyer.

I thought the Spurs midfield, with their extra energy enthusiasm and quality, I thought,

particularly from D'embele, came out on top.

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