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 Ear. And here are today's

topics. Ten men Chelsea hold arsew to a gritty one-one draw at Stamford Bridge. After Moises

Caesado's red card sparks a feisty London Derby. Boos erupted in Tottenham Hotsworth Stadium,

a spurs stumble against Fulham, increasing the pressure on Thomas Frank.

Later, Oax from Phil Foden, snatches a dramatic 3-2 win for Manchester City over Leeds United at the Etihad,

and Alexander Isaac's first Premier League goal lists Liverpool to a 2-0 win over West Ham United.

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

Okay, my friend, let's start the weekend at the bridge, the big game.

Chelsea, who was sitting closest to Liverpool before the game.

And third spot against an Arsenal team in such good form.

The big news coming into the game that both Siba and Gabrielle were not available for Arsenal.

From Chelsea's point of view, Col Palmer was back on the bench.

I think his last game he played was 20th September.

I think we all expected a kind of top-end tactical, kind of interesting game, Rob.

Didn't quite play out in that respect, as maybe we thought, in terms of pure football.

Yeah, I mean, I think particularly with Estabal, that was another big team news, isn't it?

Estabal started on the right side.

And me and you were going through kind of tactical kind of simulations and this is what might happen and they get control of this.

But we should no bit better than that.

These big Derby games are so physical.

They're so important.

There's so much energy, intensity, emotion flying around that after like, well, in fact, wasn't it was kukorea wasn't it

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