It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice!

With an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League

1-0. He's cut inside. Saka! Sublime finish! He's back with a bang with Kukaiosaka 1-0.

Unbelievable. Look, we just have to be honest about it. One of the biggest obstacles to success in football right now is fixture congestion.

And I think we finally have to give Manchester United their due. They've eliminated all the fixtures. This is the Arsenal Vision Postmatch podcast. My name is Elie Spithig Blop me on Twitter

that's right. Manchester United, they fixed fixture congestion by having no fixtures.

They will play, and this is true, 40 fixtures this season.

Now, you probably know this already.

Every team in the Premier League plays 38.

You're going to be in the League Cup and you're going to be in the FA Cup.

They went out of the League Cup to Grimsby Town when Ruben Hammerham played with his little child's game in the rain,

and they went out of the FA Cup at first opportunity, and they will play the minimum number of fixtures

humanly possible for a team in the Premier League, which I'm sure will actually be a boon to them

and allow them to navigate the season in such a way that they can qualify for nothing again. But kudos to them as they decide between Olegana Sorchar

and Michael Carrick to steer the sinking ship that is Manchester United. Absolutely wish them

nothing but misery, which you don't need to wish them. They've got that covered all by themselves.

Paramurta Sacker has announced that he will be leaving Arsenal at the end of the season.

We might do something on that with someone who's more of an expert on the academy,

but we're not going to do it today. Today we're going to talk about the Portsmouth game

through the lens of individual player performance, because I think it is a game, not to analyze

moments because they're overmatched opposition that eventually

got blown away, but to talk about players in the context of their role in the squad, the pecking

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