Hello and welcome to the two-robes podcast your destination for in-depth

discussion and analysis of the Premier League. I'm Robbie Musto, he's Robbie Earl

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In's another game, another late Scott Montgomery winner for Manchester United

as he delivers the three points against Aston Villa.

Arsenal lay the hammer down on Westown with a six-mill win in East London and strengthen their

claim to the title. Erlin Harlan returns the starting 11 for Manchester City and

gets back to scoring ways with a brace against Everton and Liverpool overcome a sluggish first half against Burley

and bounce back to a 3-1 win at Anfield.

That's what we've got coming up in today's episode.

Okay, mate, let's go to... I start at Villaport, the game today.

Unai Emmley called it a Champions League playoff game with, you know, fourth-based guaranteed a Champions League spot.

Possible fifth place, could get one this year but you can't

sort of rely on that so it was it was an interesting game for both teams.

Vill had not quite been at the best with poor midweek against Chelsea.

Manchester United had come off a good win against West Ham, starting to feel like it's coming

together.

Did this play out like you thought, Rob, or were United any better or worse than you might have thought?

I think it probably played out like I thought was going to play out. I thought the most,

the best chance would have been for a draw and it looked like it was going to be a draw and then

of course Manjes and I to get the winning goal with Scott Matummani as well.

I think given we weren't quite sure how Villa were going to go because we both watched

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