Hello and welcome to the Arsenal Women Askast on AskBlock.com with me, your host, Tim Stillman, looking back on Sunday's 4-1 win, away at Leicester City, off the back of the international break.

A nice little breakwater, I think, leading into a week next week where Arsenal played Chelsea by Munich and Spurs, which feels like scary hours.

And this game took place on Halloween weekend, but turned out not to be that scary in the end for Arsenal.

And here, as ever, to join me to talk about it is our co-host Jamie Spanger.

Jamie, how are you doing?

I'm good, Tim.

It's nice to be here and talk about three points for the first time in a while.

It's been a bit tough, though.

I can admit, the clocks have changed

back so the earliest kick off me right now is 11 p m which doesn't sound that bad but by the time the

game's over it's 1 a m you're thinking about the game so as an australian i am back to where i was two years

ago and i really do empathize because i kind of i kind of started saying oh it's not even that bad

what are they complaining about but guys any foreigners I'm on your page finally however three points is three

points that's much better than not going to bed after a one one draw to Assonville yeah true and

I think lester were were very good opponents for arsenal in this game and we'll we'll kind of

break that down which is not to take away what arsenal did, but I think this was a game Arsenal really

needed. And, you know, starting line up dropped as ever. You know, René maybe wasn't 100% straight

with her injury updates in the press conference, which, you know, I think is true of most managers, by the way.

Like, you know, we always think our own clubs are the only ones that are very, very vague about

injury updates, but like Alex Greenwood is injured at the moment for Manchester City,

and it's just a number of weeks.

I don't even think they've said which part of the body the injury is like this is just common

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