Hello welcome to latest episode of the two Robbie's podcast your

destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of every Premier League match week and a little bit of

Champions League as well. I'm Robbie Mustow, he's Robbie Earl and here are the topic for today's show.

What we learned about Chelsea and Spurs in their scoreless draw?

Manch tonight has come back at Southampton thanks to the heroics of Edison Kavani.

Yogan Clops ongoing issues with fixture congestion and television schedules.

Man City cruising to a five-0 win over Burnley and another disappointing

result for Arsenal as they fall at home to walls.

That's what we've got coming up in today's show. Okay, Robbyle.

Chelsea Spurs, two teams that have taken steps forward this season

with very interesting managers and this was a game that I think a lot of us thought okay where are we at with these two clubs in their pursuit of maybe unlikely primarily title.

I'll let you start Rob on what you thought about this game.

Well, watching the game obviously from in studio and I think at halftime Rebecca says what you thought so I said it's not super exciting

It was a super fascinating game of the matchup the styles the way the two teams have played and And my takeaway was from both camps,

and we heard it in both post-mast interviews,

that both were reasonably content

with what their team did.

If I'm looking at the game as a whole, I'd probably have to say

Spurs did more of what they wanted to do and got the result, Chelsea. Chelsea knew what Spurs would do but in

fairness had more chance he had a bit more creativity in a team. We know that

Jose setting us totting them up to be difficult to break down to set little

traps and then I hit you on the countertop that they had three or four occasions

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