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

I'm Robbie Musto. He's Robbie Earl and here are today's topics. Max Dowman comes off the bench and into the history books as the Premier League's youngest ever scorer and powers Arsenal to a 2-0 win over Everton. Pap Gariola sits in the stands and watches Man City's title hope slipped further away after a 1-1 draw at West Ham United,

and Spurs finally break their winless streak at a crucial time

with Richelieu's late goal salvaging a 1-1 draw at Liverpool.

That's what we have coming up in today's episode.

Okay, my friend, I hope you enjoyed your weekend off, sitting on the couch, a great weekend of sport from all over the world this weekend. But the Premier League, as ever, keeps on delivering. We start our conversations at the top of the table. Yesterday was a big day. Arsenal hosting Everton before Manchester City

travelled to West Ham. Arsenal, if they won the game, could have opened up a ten-point

gap. They did win the game. There was a ten-point gap by time. Manchester City played their

game against West Ham. But in terms of Arsenal, Rob, was it a case, like up to the 80-odd minutes? Was it a case of, I'm not sure they're going to get this done? A little bit. I mean, it's always the case, isn't it, when it's so long and there's no breakthrough goal? I mean, the course you look at the lineup, is it about as attacking as they can go can go, Rob? You know, I really enjoyed watching that front line of Saka, Ezra, Madoweke and Habits. Yeah. I mean, you know, yeah, you might want Martinelli or Trossar, but that's a pretty attacking lineup. I always enjoy watching the fallbacks of Arsenal. I watched again as both fourbacks, timber plays very high, very inside. Califiori is very quick to go on the outside. So in terms of how they set up and how they kind of address the issue of finding a way past, you know, defensively strong, well-organized Everton. I think they set up about as good as they can get, Rob. And credit to David Moyes, we've talked about him, and we all know what he does,

and they were very difficult to break down.

We'll get to the details, but I'll finish with, like, same old story, really,

the extra attacking impetus that R-Store can hit you with,

and different options, again, made the difference with a certain young man,

Rob. And it just got me thinking as well before I let you come back in. It's like there's the

starters. There's different ways they're going to get you. The starters are they going to create

something? Set pieces always. And then the finishers. You know, you've got to survive the started.

You've got to survive the set pieces. You've got to survive the start. You've got to survive the set pieces.

You've got to survive the finishes.

And when Yocchres came on and Max Dalman came on,

it's like that it was too much for Everton to handle it all.

And that's what Arsenal throw at you,

as well as being wrapped in this wrapper of pretty incredible defensively.

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