It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice! What a goal! Declam Rice!

With an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal leave one-nil.

He's cut inside. Saka! Sublime's finish. He's back with a bang with Bukaiusaka 1-0.

Unbelievable. Arsenal somehow conceived two goals on Saturday, or as Liverpool call it, the best defensive performance ever. This is the Arsenal Vision Post-Match podcast. My name's Elix, Fiddi Kvapitman, Jr. That's right. Liverpool watched that. They only conceded two goals. How is that possible? Because they would kill to only concede two goals. They're constantly conceding three or more. We had a weekend that could have been very, very funny. We had Risharlason celebrating his World Cup winner that turned out to just be a draw against United.

That was very funny. We had Liverpool getting absolutely embarrassed as much as I didn't want

City to win. That was very funny. And we had the emotional lift of a huge win in the context

of this season, but it was stripped away from us late. And I think

sometimes you have to play the blame game. It's not what we usually do on the pod, but sometimes

you have to put blame and assign it where it belongs. And I know that's not necessarily what

you come here for, but we're going to do it. And so I'll just start it off right now.

The blame belongs with Paul.

And I think that's clear because as we were getting ready to celebrate this massive victory,

we're going to do an instant reaction with all four Clive and Tim and Paul and me,

all of us, subilant as we stretch our lead at the top of the table.

And I messaged all of us, question mark, in the WhatsApp,

and Paul messaged, yes, period, unless we concede a goal.

And that was roughly one minute before we conceded a goal. So again, just to be clear, we have to blame

sometimes and the blame belongs with Paul. Now, that doesn't mean you're not going to have fun.

This next two weeks is going to be your most fun time ever listening to podcast because we have

a blockbuster set of stuff coming. We've got a special pod about Martin Odegaard, who will be returning out to distant future, deep diving on his profile, how he's different from the likes of, for example, in Aberreche, and what he really gives us and what we will get back when he returns. Scott's going to have the data to that. I expect and hope that Clive will also participate in that so we can have some qualitative analysis as well. That will be coming next week. This week, we have potentially a rewatch of the second half of Sunderland trying to tee that up.

Adam Cleary, who does some really good statistical, not statistical, tactical analysis on his YouTube channel.

He's going to come on for patrons as well.

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