This is the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. Thanks for joining us. There were five more Premier League games on Sunday, rounded off at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea hosted Arsenal. This is how we saw things at the end of that one.

The full 12 rounds without a knockout punch.

A man advantage but the league leaders could not get out of Stamper Bridge with the win they craved. Each denies the other, the perfect 10 to a wonderful week and the gap between them

is unchanged. Chelsea down to 10 when Kaisado saw red in the first half.

They had a lead against the odds when Chalabar rose early in the second.

Marino cancelled it out just before the hour with a header of his own.

And they have to shake hands, Alan, on a share of it.

Yeah, full-blooded London Derby that.

As I said, Arsenal not quite at their best.

Couldn't make the man advantage count in this second half.

But after the midweek exertions, maybe a few tied legs on their part.

But Chelsea, full marks to them for what they put into this.

One of the best performances, I think, underka and they'll both gladly I think take a point

in the end.

So a second successive Premier League away game in which Arsenal have spilled points but

Chelsea don't really reel them in.

Still between them half a dozen points and Manchester City who are perhaps the biggest beneficiaries of all of this.

Chelsea won, Arsenal 1. Dave.

Thank you, Peter. They are, though, still unbeaten anywhere since August Arsenal.

That said Theo, look at these expressions here, the looks on the Arsenal faces,

do you think they are seeing this as an opportunity missed?

Yeah, of course, we mean Studge had played against 10 men and you're disappointed as a player

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