It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice! With an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League one-0. He's cut inside. S a goal! Declan Rice! We've had an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League

1-0. He's cut inside. Saka! Sublime's finish! He's back with a bang with Bukaiusaka 1-0.

Unbelievable. Come on, guys, what's with all the anxiety? Arsenal are set to break a

Premier League record this season by winning the title with 65 points. This is the Arsenal Vision postmatch podcast and it's me, Phil Costa, in the hosting chair while Elliot is away, getting some well-earned raise and probably a cocktail or two by the pool. I mean, those Zattery camp donations aren't going to spend themselves. But don't worry, you've been left in capable hands.

And for today's main point episode, I'm joined by Clive. Hello, Clive. Hello. And we've also got Paul. Hello, Paul. Woohoo. I mean, if you haven't listened already, there was an instant reaction on Saturday night with Elliot, Clive and Paul. And I think they did a good job of balancing some of the frustration from the result with some perspective about where we are in terms of the title race. And more importantly, where others are, which made for a really good chat. I mean, we don't usually get Clive on the IR, so it was nice to see him let loose a little bit, get some emotions out, although maybe calling for the manager's head and wanting Erdogard stripped of the captaincy, you felt a bit extreme to me. But that's the magic of the IR. It's raw. It's unfiltered. And obviously the main pods give everybody a chance to decompress now that we slept on it a little bit. So, nil, nil, not the most entertaining game, Arsenal against Nottingham Forest.

We have struggled at the city ground recently.

I think we've won there once in our last six attempts there in all competitions.

So, you know, we've got some history there.

We've got some history with Sean Dyche.

But before we get into the game, let's talk about the lineup because there were three

changes from the team

that beat Chelsea at Stanford Bridge on Wednesday with David Raya, obviously coming in for

Kepa and Noni Madueke and Martinelli both standing out wide. I mean, they were standing

a little bit. And I have to be honest, some early alarm bells were ringing because even though

they started away at

Bournemouth and did pretty well, that was a more open game. I think with Bournemouth pressing

high, leaving spaces in transition, I didn't expect that from Forest, who were always going to be

compact, organized, they'd like to double up in the wide areas. And those profiles felt a bit more suited to green grass and running

in behind, although Artetta did mention that Saka was carrying something or maybe not ready to

start the full game. So maybe we didn't want to risk everything. But on a day where we would probably

need some patience and lock picking ability in the final third. Those two playing alongside Yoccas felt

quite loose and unpredictable from a technical standpoint. Clive, what were your thoughts on the

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