Hello and welcome to the two Robby's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion analysis

of the Premier League and the Champions League. I'm Robby Musto, he's Robby Irland, here are today's

topics. League Cup semi-final recap between Spurs and Chelsea, a preview of this weekend's

marquee Premier League matches in Man City vs Chelsea, Aston Villa vs Manchester United

and Tottenham vs Arsenal. Westam and Sadamsen with key victories over Norwich and Brentford

and Big Moves already happening in the January transfer marquee with Philippe Coutinho off

to Aston Villa and Cure and Trippier and Chris Wood to Newcastle United. That's what we've

got coming up in today's episode. All right, my friend, let's start with a little bit of

League Cup action semi-final, second leg. Chelsea get the job done away at Spurs, it's one

no they won, it's three no on aggregate. Chelsea advanced to another final, a League Cup final,

of course, we'll find out who's going to be asked on Liverpool in the other semi-final,

starting tomorrow. That'd be the first leg tomorrow. What did we learn, my friend, and how far

these two teams, how different are they? What we learned is that one team has more quality,

better understanding of what they're trying to do, technically better, technically better,

these are gap between the two teams. And there was a really telling shot, Rob, when I think it was

Chelsea gone 1-0 up in the first half, a really good goal, pretty much Coutinho, a bit of a goalkeeper

in error, Gleening came in for Luis Chateau comfortable and he didn't win. And at 3-0, you pretty

much knew that was the game over, the first game but goal was always going to be the key in this one.

Well, the telling shot I had was after five minutes after the goal, Chelsea were keeping the ball

and almost, I wouldn't say to him with Spurs, but keeping away from Spurs, Spurs couldn't quite

be aggressive in the press, couldn't really stop the passing movements. And the shot was Antonio

Conte, and it was Conte kind of looking on the pitch and then he sort of looked up to the sky,

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