Welcome to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast.

We were in North London for Saturday night football as Arsenal took on Fullham.

This is how we saw things at full tough. Three from home and Arsenal well clear in the race for the Premier League title.

And from Manchester City's point of view, it's a case of mind the gap.

Six points it stands at now and Arsenal have done their goals scored and their goal difference.

A whole lot of good today with a double from Victor Yoccarez and he also got his first

Premier League assist for the other goal they've scored here from a reinvigorated the Kayosaka who's largely had a layoff since the Carabout Cup final but came back refreshed today and it showed they took him off at half time to save himself but pretty much by half time the job had been done by Mikhail Artecet aside.

So City go to Everton on Monday, and now it's up to them as to how they respond.

They've still got five hurdles to clear.

Arsenal have just the three.

Arsenal three, full of nil, the final score of the Emirates.

Jamie Rednap and Paul Merson in the studio, Paul.

Big win for Arsenal, really significant gap now at the top of the table, six points.

Even though SETI have those two games in hand, it's going to feel big tonight.

Oh, massive, it's over. They had to win these two games, these two home games massively. They've won them and now it's over to Man City, play the next two games.

Pressure's on Man City, so yeah, all Arsenal could do is what they've done over the last two home games.

You're taking a good first half performance, but overall, a fairly steady steady victory even though it's a three nil win at the end. Yeah steady I always had great victory. I have to be honest Kelly I think it was so important that they won today and the manner they did it certainly first half. Managers deserves credit, started with Miles Lewis Skelly for a little bit of a curveball at us. Hasn't had a lot of football, I thought he was fantastic in there,

show real energy and intent from minute one. And that seems to give everyone that impetus and that calmness in and around him. You can see the Norgaard said to you, well done, because I think he deserves a lot of credit for that. And the whole team, three excellent goals. Maybe could have got more second half, but if you'd have said before the game to that man,

this game is going to finish.

You'll get your goal difference up.

You still got Burnley at home as well with goal differences might come to that. That was a really big three points and three goals. We talk a lot about momentum at this stage of this season, Paul. Does it feel now that the momentum is back with Arsenal? For the next four or five days.

Yeah, for the next four or five days till they,

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