Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm down time to join by Craig Burley.

Well, kick things off in the Premier League. Some good games in England will start with Chelsea

against Arsenal at Stanford Bridge. It was arguably the best performance we've seen from Chelsea

all season for the majority of this game. So much so, they had a 2-0 lead. However, a mistake

at the back was he decked on Rysk or a nice goal in the 77th minute and then Trossard, 7 minutes

later, would make it 2-2. And that's how it finished. For more on this,

as well, come in, shall we? Look at it, Frank LeBuff is here,

Kieran Games, Don Hunch and the Sun as well, joins the party.

I think I've sorted myself now. Wow, that's beautiful, that's good.

I got a bit of a wire trouble out there just before I came in and I realised you had gone to

a pro more and I went, oh, there could be trouble here. It was seamless, nobody noticed.

This game didn't surprise you the way that it played out. How much Chelsea dominated?

Well, I mean, the domination in the stats was, was, was arsenals in terms of just

possession. But really, until the Sanchez mistake, I didn't think Arsenal were going to get back

in the game. I mean, a little surprising that Emil Smith-Row comes on before Trossard.

Zincenko was off at halftime, I haven't heard of it as an injury or I'll not, but certainly

okay on the ball, defensively, Zincenko, pretty poor. Two Chelsea fullbacks did well,

you mentioned Saka, Saka and Matanelli for the most part got handled pretty well.

And I think it's probably Chelsea's best performance of the season up until Robert Sanchez

gave Arsenal that, that lifeline, I just felt Odegard was quiet.

Georgina didn't have a great game, the Arsenal midfield did not dominate anything.

You know, the fact that the curveball in some sense was going to be thrown by the fact that

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