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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly.

So the title decided it didn't quite live up to expectations.

Perhaps Arsenal's previous three games were important for what might happen,

but they weren't quite at it and Manchester City really were.

And now they've added whacking it long to early.

Can anyone stop them? A huge win for Nottingham Forest over Tired Brighton and Trent pulls the strings.

In midfield for Liverpool at West Ham.

Also today was Grand Potter actually doing a good job at Chelsea.

Five defeats, one goal now for Frank Lampard as the West London mid-table bun fight for ninth gets exciting.

We'll round up Tuesday's games. Jamie Vardy reminds us of 2016.

Walls are probably safe and Villa win again.

Spurs sack the interim.

Shuffle the United and promoted and there's a lot of space ship rearview mirrors,

Star Wars feedback to get through all that plus your questions.

And that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

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