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 we're joined by a very special guest, Gary Linnica.

So with that, here are today's topics.

Kai Habits, haunts his former club by scoring a brace in Arsenal's five-nill thrashing of Chelsea

to keep the pressure at a high in the title race.

Liverpool's title hopes are dealt a brutal blow in a two-nill motor side derby defeat to bitter rivals

Everton and Manchester City showcase their finest form in a four

nil win at Brighton that keeps the fate of the title race in their own hands.

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

Well we feel we get to the games

mate we have got a special guest and just a little

rundown his career born in Leicester scored over 300 goals for club and

country played for Leicester Everton Barcelona, Tottenham won the Cup of Del Rey in

1988, won the FA Cup with Spurs in 1991. Played in two World Cup

for England and won the 1986 World Cup Golden Boot with six goals and I think we all know him as the host of

Mat of the day. Gary thanks so much for coming in and speaking to us.

Just tell us a little bit about the title race and how people have seen it in the UK? Well firstly, hi both and thanks for having me on. Yeah, well it's I think it's been a really fascinating season and I think for the first time in a long while

we've kind of got a three-prong title race or that might have changed a little bit over the last few days.

No, everyone's been really excited about it because in Manchester City

kind of run away with things a couple of seasons now.

But yeah, it's all, I hope, we're all hoping it goes

to the last day of the season, because it's been a while

since that, certainly happened with three clubs, with Liverpool's slight dip in form that that might not be the case

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