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Hello, I'm Ian Stone.

This is Handbreak-Off, the Arsenal podcast, brought to you by The Athletic.

We're going to chat about Arsenal 2, Everton, Neil, at the Emirates, last night,

because we're recalling this on Sunday.

And we're going to look ahead to Bio Levecuse and the second leg of the Champions League on Tuesday.

By the way, I should say there might be a number of times when we say things wrong this evening,

because we've all essentially been drunk on excitement for the last 24 hours or whatever it is. Anyway, I'm joined

by Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clark. Good evening. Even in. Hello. Hello. Before we get into

the Max Downman show, which we are going to do, what was your favorite moment aside from Max Downman, all right?

One each. I'm going to go to you first, Adrian, because Amy would do all of them. But just at you first, what was your favorite moment aside from?

Amy can talk us through a celebration for the goal by Yokoros. We'll get to that lately. That was definitely up there. But in terms of what I saw

on the pitch, I think it was Califuri, that unbelievable block. He's kind of doing a press up,

isn't he? He's on the floor. Ryan spilled it, and is it right when Neil gets it, and he's doing

a press up. And he somehow has that instinct to stick that sort of leg up

at the right time to make what I think is one of the best blocks I've seen for years. I just thought

it was unbelievable. And that kind of sums up how determining this team is not to concede goals and

you know, it's one of the big reasons why

we're nine points clear at the moment so yeah califuri's moment kind of might get a little bit

forgotten by some but i i won't forget it no no i think that's a very very good call david moore

actually said the same thing about our defending yesterday and why and part of the reason that we are

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