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Chelsea and Arsenal battle it out to a 1-1 draw in a bruising and tense match between the two London clubs.

Pep Gordiola loses four consecutive matches for the first time when his managerial career after Brighton

come back from behind to Stunman City at the Amex. And Arna Slot continues his humming start to life at Liverpool,

leading the rents to a five-point lead at the top of the table after a two-nill win against

Aston Villa. That's what we have coming up in today's episode.

Okay, mate, well, the drama-packed weekend, top and bottom of the table.

I mean, incredible stuff.

We've got a sort of Stanford, I suppose, a big weekend,

the Blue Chip game of the weekend was Stanford,

a bit Chelsea-based Arsenal, Chelsea team that has probably gone beyond

certainly my expectations, but some expectations with the start.

They've had an Arsenal team

that's, I would say, did it that it's not quite been, maybe as consistent as we thought.

So a big London Derby Rob.

I suppose my headline, my first line out of the game was the only winner in this game was Liverpool, because these two teams both

shared a point. There's now, was it, a nine point gap between them and the likes of

Arsenal who are expected to challenge, and Chelsea, who maybe for some haven't expected,

but you'd have to say all part of a title race as we go into

the international break.

But in terms of the game, Rob, I actually saw a draw was about the fairish resort.

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