Welcome to you all again to the Gary Neville podcast.

Gary we're speaking at the end of the match between Manchester City and Arsenal.

Still one big game to come over the weekend, but putting the result into context.

Chelsea won the first game of the weekend.

City have won the one we've just seen.

And to come from behind to do it, particularly having lost here too, Chelsea,

for a very significant victory.

Do you feel that?

I think so, and you can see by the celebrations of

Pep Guardiola on the screens and on the pitch beneath us

that he's not going off the pitch yet

because he recognises that's a big week.

To get six points out of those two games,

particularly with how his team played in the first half seems like quite significant I must admit a half time I fared for

them a little bit because there seems to be an eras in the ground the lack of belief in the

players or lack of belief in the in the fans in the team and you know you mentioned

you're thinking your commentary when the, when the passes were going back,

there was almost like a little bit of a groan developing in the stadium.

And when that happens,

particularly with the fact that you don't trust your defenders

to keep clean sheets or to not concede further goals,

you'd have to say that it's a surprising result at the end,

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