Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League.

I'm Robbie Musto. He's not Robbie Earle,

but special guest host Danny Higginbotham,

who joins the show.

Here are today's topics.

Liverpool failed to hold off Arsenal in a two-two draw,

but the focus remained on Trent Alexander Arnold

after getting booed by the Amfield crowd

while subbing on in the second half.

It's all unraveling for Nottingham Forest as their

owner, Evangelis Merenakis, storms onto the pitch following a two-two draw at home to

relegated Leicester City, and Nicholas Jackson's red card undermines Chelsea's chase for a

championship in a crucial two-nil loss to Newcastle. That's we've got coming up in today's episode. Danny, my friend,

thanks so much for popping into the show. Let's start. We'll get to the top five, but let's start

with a big game at Amfield. The champions are Liverpool took on Arsenal. 2-2 was the scoreline.

A funny kind of game, Strong lineups from both of these

sides. Liverpool's stronger than last time out when they lost to Chelsea. Arsenal on the

back of this appointment, of PSG. Strong team. The strongest they could do, there was no Declan Rice,

but still a very strong lineup. And a brilliant start from Liverpool. They kind of faded out.

Arsenal then reacted as Liverpool faded out. It was like, it was kind of like, oh, if we, you know, Liverpool had a rally up at the

beginning and Arsler like, oh, do we, have we really got to track these runners and match the

physicality? So then Liverpool go ahead. And then they're like, oh, do we really want to

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