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Calli Fiore sitting in the neck, Gabrielle, punching the air in frustration, the rain,

soddened fringe on a disconsolate David Raya,

Gabriel Jesus losing his call at full time. Are these the signs of champions?

From the Collins English Dictionary, bottle it informal, to not do something because you are frightened,

to fail at something because you are frightened.

Are Arsenal frightened? It is still in their hands, but it's also now in Manchester City's hands, And if you don't win the title, dropping points when your two-nall-up at Wool's is criminal. Amidst it all, what a moment for Wolbs debut to Tom Edozy, Fandabedosie, if you will, scoring 10 minutes into his debut. Also, tonight, Newcastle make light work of Carabag. Quite a good half for Anthony Gordon. Bos stunned Inter as they force us once again to ask, is this the greatest night in Norwegian club football history? Athlete give up a two-gold advantage in Bruges and Leverkusen have one step in the last stick scene after victory at Olympiarkos. We'll look ahead to the Premier League weekend, answer your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendening, welcome. Hi, Max. Hello, Paul Watson from the excellent sweeper podcast. Hi, Max. Bonjour, Zava, Philippe O'Clair. Yeah, it's all, but it's

better than. Exactly. What have you said. Owen says, oh my goodness, I don't think the world is ready for what will happen to Arsenal and their fans if this isn't their year after all.

No humorous hyperbole I could come up with here.

We'll do it justice.

Oh, Philippe, you didn't need this, did you?

No, no, no, no.

I didn't.

I thought I thought I'm stepping into the Lions Den and really hungry lions as well, a spurs fan and Barry Glendening. And I think I have to be there myself. So I actually took notes so I would remain compostmentis and not lose it. Because I would probably tend to actually be harsher towards Arsenal than either of you three will be.

Because what we saw, first of all, long and short of it, obviously two teams now have their

deced in their hands in the Premier League.

One of them is used to it and will relish this opportunity, which is of course

Manchester City. And the other appears to be absolutely paralysed by the prospect of doing something

remarkable. And that is obvious Arsenal who look at the moment a bit in the state like, or what they did in

the second half, comparable to Barry when fate, well, when we had a meeting with the kind of

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