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analysis of the Premier League. I'm Robbie Musto. He's Robbie Erlan. Here are today's topics.

In a frantic and frenetic ending, Man City barely squeak out, a 2-1 win over Liverpool in one of the matches of the season so far.

Thomas Frank called Christian Romero's Red Card, the perfect storm after a tumultuous week as Spurs

suffer, a 2-0 lost to Manchester United. That's a roaring Old Trafford, an Arsenal saw to a 3-0 win against Sunderland after key goals from Martin Zubimendi and Victor Yoccarez. That's what we've got coming up in today's episode. Well, it's a special episode, mate, because the two Robbie's in one place. We're in Santa Clara. We were a few miles away from the Levi Stadium. Lovely and warm.

Sunshine. A head of the big game this afternoon.

I know you're into your event, a little bit.

And I know you've got a stat that you've told me probably a million times already this weekend.

But what happens if the New England Patriots win today?

It's kind of a big start, isn't it? It's kind of a big start. If the Patriots win, if they win today,

the Pats, that will be seven NFL titles more than any other team. So I guess at some

point the discussion will be with our guys. You know, is this the best team, the best franchise

in NFL history? And it's got to be a yes on that. So in Premier League terms, which we're probably saying,

May the United. They had a Liverpool's tie.

Yeah, they're thinking United or all the titles, yeah.

But this puts, this puts the New England Patriots ahead of everybody else.

And kind of soon after the Tom Brady and Bill Belichick era, they're there again.

So this franchise, they're doing something right.

But apparently they're not favourists, are they? Talk to me about quarterback. So we've got Drake May. Drake May, the youngster. The player, it's the youngster. Yeah. A bit of a rookie, they believe. Like, he's coming. He's done remarkably well. To this point, but just one off a little bit in the playoffs. We're speaking to Chris Sims and a few of the NFL guys for us and, you know, he's been outstanding.

But in the playoffs. We were speaking to Chris Sims and a few of the NFL guys for us,

and, you know, he's been outstanding. But in the playoff run, the last few games, he ain't been particularly brilliant. He's been a little shaky. So there may be a sense that this game could be very big for him. I don't know. Sam Donaldson, they call him a journey. You know about him, but a journeyman, like, you know, not been a star anywhere.

This is, he's been a moment.

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