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

I'm Robbie Mustow and he's Robbie Earl and here are today's topics, Manchester City capturing their League Cup comfortably over underwhelming spurs.

Liverpool's top four hopes take a major hit thanks to Joe Willock's late equaliser.

Chelsea's one-neil win at Westam and the controversial red card against Fabian Bell Buena.

Arsenal supporters protesting outside the Emirates before their defeat to Everton,

then we share our thoughts on the upcoming social media boycott by English football.

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

All right, Robbie, we have a bit of silver, I've given out my friend.

Manchester City, there was talk of quadruple, that went with losing the Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-final,

but the League Cup was today my friend and they faced a spurside led out by young Ryan Mason, the interim manager right now.

Of course, Joseph Reno was fired recently.

Pretty one side of wasn't it, Rob?

Was it a little disappointing that it wasn't particularly competitive match?

Yeah, listen, I think we all expect his spurs to have less of the ball, maybe break quickly with counterattacks,

to have some possession at times where they could for straight, styleful, wasn't really the case, Rob.

I mean, they went to a first off spurs where really didn't touch the ball, had no real press,

they didn't look any real tactic in terms of where they were or how they were going to win the ball back.

That doesn't take anything for weight of city.

You dominated the football, who's passing the movement with a full tonight again,

looked at a real threat with a folding starting in there and a couple of times stealing, rotated,

Morris, we saw a good one in De Bruyne, just dominating the game, Rob.

It's almost like, well, I think it's, is it full successive?

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