Welcome into the last edition of ESPNSC. I'm Dan Thomas, showing the studio today by Craig

Burley, Stevie Nickel. And we also welcome to the program. Frank LaBurford joins us today,

a program really which is all about the Premier League and being a full calendar of boxing

day matches today. We'll start off with the league leaders who came from behind to beat

West Ham by three goals to one. All of Arsenal's goals coming in the second half in Ketia,

Martinelli and Saka giving. I'll test a side at three more points and as it stands it

puts some seven clear at the top of the table. City of course in action later on in the week.

Newcastle moved out to second. We'll speak about them a little later on. But let's start

off shall we with the gunners. Craig just pretty much have started when they left off.

It was really good, especially the second half today. No they didn't and obviously West Ham

taking the lead, hitting on the counter attack. I mean I don't know about the lads, I don't

have a problem with penalty. I thought it was good refrain from Michael Oliver, very right

on the spot just because Jarrah Bonn doesn't go down. I doesn't mean there's no contact,

so good spot there. Antonio is a problem over the top and that's at times. But yeah, the big

question was I suppose everybody was looking at Eddie and Ketia and he got his goal in the end

but I mean he did have some moments in the first half where you thought you know it's all sort

of falling down but that'll do him the world to good. It's whether they think they can go all the way

to the end of the season without adding somebody in January. I don't know if that's going to be

possible for them. We've seen it quite a lot already this season, I'm still going behind Stevie

and their heads not dropping. The belief that this team seem to have in themselves is a big

development on what we've seen in previous seasons. Well they don't change the way they play,

they have a system, it's not complicated, it's passing and moving the ball and when you have

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