Hello and welcome to the two Robby's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League and Champions League.

I'm Robby Earl, Robby Musto, son in himself in Miami, would you believe, so we've got a good skewer of buddy Tim Howard is going to join me today.

So here are today's topics, Chelsea dropped further away from Man City after a scoreless draw at balls.

Despite Thomas Tukkel calling for the game to be postponed beforehand due to multiple COVID-19 positive cases with the blue squad.

Spurs play out and entertaining two-two duel with Liverpool and their fierce match in two weeks. Manchester City put on a clinic at Newcastle to cement their spot at Newtock and Arsenal take lead to par to tell them no to strengthen their place in four.

That's what we've got coming on in today's episode.

Tim, always a pleasure, great to have you here as Mr. Musto gets some sun in Miami. He probably need you.

I enjoy what Musti gives me the opportunity to be on the podcast. One of my favourite things of the week, so happy to be here.

Good, my friend. Let's start with the biggest story of the week in the Premier League.

The disruption of COVID-19 on the faces we've lost 10 Premier League matches postponed in the past week due to COVID outbreaks.

We've heard a number of managers publicly say I'm unhappy they are that the games are continued.

We're hearing things from some of the players who may be not best pleased with having these daily tests and showing where we are.

How do you feel in terms of the overall position that the Premier League is in?

And do you feel as though we are getting close to the point where we may have to take a break?

Sadly, I think we may have to break the Premier League are in their impossible position.

They're trying to manage the integrity of the league. They're trying to manage requests from and they are handling it on a case by case basis as they should.

Currently, there's a lot that goes into that because we saw today Chelsea wanted the game off.

They have seven COVID cases. They have players on the bench. They can't fill a bench necessarily.

They have players on the bench coming just coming back from injury.

So they're risking massive injury with COVID-19 and Conte. They wanted the game off so they have a case.

And yet, the Premier League put the game on. And that's fine. That's fine.

When you look at the meetings that are rumored to be had tomorrow, there's going to be a lot of pressure to try and at least get a small little break as managers have talked about.

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