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Welcome to the two Robbie's podcast on NBCSports.com, where we take a look at the weekend

of Barclays Premier League action.

I've got my own mate Robbie Musto at the end of the phone musty. Highlights for this weekend, we have to start at the weekend of Barclays Premier League action. I've got my own mate, Robbie Musto, at the end of the phone, Mustie.

Highlights for this weekend, we have to start at the Battle of the Virgin. Well, where do you stand on the dirty Diego?

Diego Costa, boo! What's your take, mate?

Yeah, well, basically what happened is he got away with violent conduct. That's the kind of the headline to this, Rob. He got away with violent conduct. Now, we'll see on Monday morning whether the FA are going to look at it again. Mike Dean report will be key. If he didn't see the incident properly, which I hope he says, then I think he's going to be in trouble. I think they'll look at this. they'll see the hands in the face, the kind of the swing of the left hand again towards the face of Kossiani, and I think he'll get a three-match ban. That being said, Arsenal almost equally as guilty, by the way, for getting involved. Gabriel, getting involved in an incidentally, didn't need to get involved with, losing mental kind of emotional

control, which has been a thing that Arsenal have done time and time again, compounded by

the fact they lose a simple runner, Zuma on a set piece. Cozola gets sent off as well.

I mean, it's just kind of, it's not wholly the same story for Arsenal because there's a bit of injustice

here that Mike Dean missed the Costa kind of violence. But it kind of is in the fact that as soon

as something goes a little bit wrong, Rob, you know, the kind of, the situation, the conditions

for them. They fall behind. And is it just as plainly a case of two different clubs, very much two different managers,

two different philosophies, doing things a different way?

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