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Welcome to the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

Robert Perez has got the better of it, and he looks to get the better of Spike off, and he's done it.

He's going to fall here for election.

Thank you. Welcome to the Arsenal Vision Postman. Welcome to the Arsenal Vision. Dotting.

In today's show, Elliot and Tim, we're discussing the 5-1 defeat at the hands of Bayern Munich I was dreading the match before kickoff I must say playing against arguably the best team in the world at their own grounds or the difficult feat but even more so when you have a lot of important squad players injured now it's not an excuse but it is is a good reason because the last few weeks haven't been able to rotate our squad. So to beat a team like Baymanick at around, it would

require a lot of hard work for 90 minutes. I don't think the players have got it in them

at the moment and then to go again on Sunday against Tottenham, which is possibly a more important match.

I would say so anyway.

So it was all going to be a tough one.

I thought the first 15 minutes, we look pretty good, we look pretty sharp.

I was surprised we kept the ball as well as we did under their pressing,

because their pressing is amazing, as are all PEPs teams, it seems.

But we thought we looked really good on the break, and we look pretty dangerous when we had the ball. But we have to keep them out. You know, when you're playing in Germany in front of their own fans, you've got to keep them out, frustrating. After the first goal went in, which is a pretty poor goal to concede. It was all downhill from there, really, wasn't it? Yeah, so not much to say on my part, but if we can just put up the back of our minds and

refocus for Tottenham and beat them, it's going to be tough now because we're still going

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