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Arsenal edge past Chelsea at the Emirates.

It had lots of things you'd expect, goals from corners, lots of holding, a Chelsea

red card and Robert Sanchez flapping about.

Chelsea almost equalised, but it's as you were after Man City's win at Leeds on Saturday. A great chance to repeat how good Semeno and Mark Gay have been. Also today, why did you fall in love with football son? Well, it was that time they zoomed closer and closer onto the left arm of Ashley Barnes. A great game at Turfmore, Burnley coming from three down, but losing at the end, won't someone think of Scott Parker. Liverpool hit five at home to West Ham. Jordan Pickford makes an unbelievable say for Everton as one goes in off Barry's backside, didn't it Barry? Igor Tudor says Spurs lacked everything, which is quite a lot of things. Relief for them then that Forrest also lost. Manchester United go third with victory of a palace while wolves win their second game in the season.

Also, Celtic comeback right at the end of the old firm.

There's a lot-sided Champions League draw to digest.

We'll discuss the implications of Iran potentially not playing in the World Cup

and as the latest in the series of Barney's Celebrity Vaping.

We'll answer your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendeney, welcome.

Hi.

I know you just want to go straight to Barney's Celebrity Vaping.

We'll do the pod first.

Barney, welcome.

Yeah, hi, Max.

Hi, Barney.

Still not sure I'm really comfortable with this.

With what, being in a studio?

Yeah, I normally like to have some kind of screen or large...

Normally, you've been sort of bounced around the world.

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