It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice!

What a goal! Declan Rice!

We've had an absolute rocket with a free kick! Arsenal League

one-no! He's cut inside, Saka! Sublime's finished! He's back with a bang with Bukaiusaka 1-0.

Unbelievable skill.

The referees might not want Manchester City to win, but at least they've got Allison in their corner.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast, and it's me, Phil Costa, jumping straight on the

microphone after Arsenal saw their nine-point lead at the top of the Premier League reduced

to six points,

thanks to Manchester City coming from behind in quite unbelievable circumstances to beat Liverpool to one at Anfield football, eh?

Bloody hell.

I mean, I don't really know what I've just watched because it looked like Liverpool would go on to win

when Dominic Sobersligh whacked another free kick into the top corner, but two goals in

the last 10 minutes, including a mad third goal that was disallowed, saw them snatch their first

winner Anfield in 10 years, which very much keeps them within touching distance and just,

you know, keeps that pressure there. Six points is still healthy, but they're still there.

And obviously, this is a slightly unusual

Sunday night main pod, but I'm glad we're doing it now while everything is fresh. And joining me to

try and make sense of that is Clive. Hello, Clive. Hello. Oh, God, that's a somber introduction.

And we've also got Paul. Hello, Paul. Woo! Sort of. Guys, don't bail on me now. Come on. We need to lift some spirits. I mean, Clive, you were out watching the game, so analysis may vary, but I'm sure you were locked in. Could you tell me what the hell just happened there and try and break it down please yeah it's interesting game like you know

i think you know we're football lovers first and foremost aren't we so uh if you love your

football that's a sort of game can stay in your mind but um i much of me i was happy about

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