I'm Hello and welcome to the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast Daily Euros edition with myself Tim Stillman back in the presenting chair again.

And I was going to say, as ever, joined by Phil Costa, albeit Phil, what wasn't with us last night, for reasons we'll go into in a minute.

But Phil, great to have you back. How are you doing?

Yeah, good. Still very warm here in Berlin, but hopefully this is kind of the home stretch of the heat wave,

and we can get back to some temperate weather so I can stop sweating every time I do these.

But yeah, good to be back. Yeah, the temperate weather so I can stop sweating every time I do these. But yeah, good to be back.

Yeah, the temperate weather has very much arrived in London.

It's very great.

I've got all the lights on and the windows closed.

So I think the summer is over here.

But anyway, the reason, so myself and Paul did a kind of free-form jazz version of the podcast last night covering some of Saturdays games, but of course you were at the big game on Saturday between

Germany and Portugal at the Allianz. First of all, how did you find the game generally?

I thought it was absolutely brilliant. I mean, whenever you're treated to six goals, you can't

really complain really, but for me, the you're treated to six goals, you can't really

complain really, but for me, the dynamic was quite interesting because even when Portugal

took the lead, I never felt as if, you know, the atmosphere changed at all. I thought

it was very much still behind the team. And I could maybe

feel that transmit towards the players who never sort of changed their approach, their intensity,

and you kind of figured that eventually they would break Portugal down and they did so in

quite, you know, conclusive fashion,

as we saw.

Yeah, absolutely.

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