Welcome in to latest edition of ESPNSC. I'm Dan Thomas from the studio today by Craig

Burley. We'll kick things off in the Premier League where Arsenal looked to make it three

wins out of three. They didn't know. They only managed a two-two draw away against Fuling

as a terrible start. Sack had given the ball away for her with a lovely finish. Sack

of them would score the penalty and Ketio to make it to one. Fuling down to ten minutes.

They looked like Arsenal. We're going to get the victory, but Panellinho would score late

on to see it finish Arsenal two, Fuling two. We'll come in. Frank LeBuff, Sack of Heslot

with us, but Craig, on a start with the only focus on this game. How would you sum up

Arsenal? Overcomplicated. Sloppy at the back, looked, ragged at the back. I know they

have injuries to certain players. We'll get to have Ertsson and Trossard, but particularly

have it. I just think I don't like party and I don't like and play in this right back

room. I think Bukhaya Sacka, who I think is a terrific player, and had an up and down

game today, and really stood up and I think, you know, Bernan-Mindy gave that ball away

at the start to take the penalty. I thought it was pretty ballsy. Bernan-Mind Odegaard

took it in midweek, but I think he's better with a full back behind him. I think he's

better with, I think he was better when Ben White was behind him last year and he had

that security, and it was the left-sided player that went Galavatin a little bit. I just

looked at Arsenal, I was watching him during the first half, and I was like, my God, it's

like so complicated. I think at times that's why they left themselves so wide open to this

very well organized film side, who hit well on the counter attack. I just think it's

just what made Arsenal really good last year for long periods was solidity, with a bit

of flexibility in the forward positions, but really solid at the back. Okay, that fell

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