It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice!

What a goal! Declan Rice!

We've had an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League, one-nil. Cutting side. Saka! Sublime's finish. He's back with a bang with Bukaiusaka 1-0. Unbelievable. Good news, everybody. We no longer have to have the conversation about whether we should prioritize the league or the domestic C. This is the Arsenal Vision Post Match podcast. My name is Lais Smith, about, Andrew, and Gungner, very clarifying, which is what everybody wanted, right? Clarification. Well, the clarification is here. You don't have to worry about which we should prioritize because we have gotten those pesky domestic cups out of the way. In fact, the men and women both have

done it, which is a bit of a disappointment. I think it's fair to say. It is, two things can be true.

I can hold two contradictory ideas in my head at the same time kind of moment. The FA Cup was not

the thing I was most concerned about. And the cups, the competitions that really matter than I am concerned about are still there to be one. And also, I'm very disappointed we crashed out and didn't make it to Wembley. Like those two things can be true. And in this case, those two things are true. Now, we have another cup that I think is more important, where I would be a lot more upset if we crashed out coming on Tuesday. So it's right back at it, which is maybe the best thing for the team at the moment. And that is against sporting. And we will have a pod for patrons

on Monday that it'll come out since the game is on Tuesday. And it'll be with an expert, host of a

sporting pod, Sean and, I was going to say, yes, so he will be on to talk about how sporting season is going, maybe a little bit about Yoceros, which could be good. Um, it'll be a little bit on their season and, and how he's seeing us through the lens of, you know, coming up against us. So, so that'll be good. If you want to check that out, you can use code Sleba 50 and get a preview for that. Sam Fonseca is the man. Now, the reason that I had a little fumble there is because we got a

very, very generous offer I want to tell you about. So Sean McFarlane reached out and said, I am willing

to match $15,000 in donations to the fundraiser for the next week. We're currently at almost 90,000 pounds. This would take us well over 100,000 pounds in the first week of the fundraiser, which is remarkable. And I just, I say it so much, but when I say I love you, it's not just because you listen to me chat shit about Arsenal. It's because we come together. We do amazing things together. The coaching for like program needs help.

The charitable and humanitarian programs in Zattery Camp,

unfortunately have fallen by the wayside as global funding for charitable causes has shrunk.

And this is one of the few programs that remains as an intervention for children.

So it is really, really important.

We're so proud to represent it. We're so proud to support it. We're so proud of what our club does there. Other clubs don't do this. Of course, they do great work in the North London community, but this is unique. And we need your help. And I'll tell you something, whether the football goes in the net or doesn't stays out of the net or doesn't. We're obsessed with this club because it means more to us than that. So this is how we show it. So please help just giving.com forward slash page forward slash AVP 2026 to help Andrew and our blog and all them over there and all of us over here support this great cause. You can win tickets to the Fulham game to be in a box for that game. If you want to go to our auction site, the details around the site as well. and we have things that you can bid for if you want to give a little more. But Sean McFarron, he wants to help. If you give this week, he will match it up to $15,000. So let's use up all of that promise because that would be special. So thank you, everybody. And if you want, you can hear not from Sean tomorrow, but from Sam tomorrow about the sporting match. And I say tomorrow, it is probably today, if you're listening to

this, it's on. not from Sean tomorrow, but from Sam tomorrow, about the sporting match. And I say tomorrow,

it is probably today, if you're listening to this. It's on Monday. That's when it is. We are

recording on Sunday. So happy Easter to those of you who are celebrating. And to my friend Clive,

who is here with me now, happy Easter to you. Hello, look. Happy Easter.

Yeah, he says, not sounding happy. Grumpy Easter to you, Clive. Yeah, that's how it feels, right? So I woke up this morning, I thought, was that a dream? Oh, no, was it a dream? We've lost two games in a row for the first time and don't know how long. It's not a dream. What's come wrong? Oh, my God, it's all falling apart. We're going to

pull it. La, la, la, la. And that's why I go out of bed. And if you get out of bed, you pick up your phone and you see other people saying, it's posting pictures of Rattetta's record in Cup competitions for the last six years. And I'm waiting him out. And this, And I think, oh, good, just put that down, keep your head clear

because I need to talk to people and try to pass this a little bit

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