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Apply now, search Join the Met. Hello and welcome to the game podcast from The Times. I'm Gregor Robertson. We're with you twice a week

throughout the season for all the best reaction and analysis from some of the best football

writers in the business. Joining me today are the Times very own Gary Jacob and Martin Hardy and for

those wondering where Natalie Sawyer is she's sunning it up but she'll be back

thank God on Thursday. Coming up on today's show we'll be looking back on Celtics old firm victory on

Sunday with the Times Scottish football writer Michael Grant but first a helter

skeleton North London Derby on Sunday left hearts racing but plenty of questions about the progress of

Unai Emory and Mauritio Poccitino's sides.

Spers took a two-go lead through Christian Erikson and Harry Kane from the penalty spot

thanks to some calamitous arsenal defending. Alexander Lachazette pulled one back before

the break, finishing emphatically after some equally dodgy defending from spurs and Pierre Emmerich

Obama Yang poked in Matthew and doze's delicious cross to equalize and get a share of the spoils.

Gary you were at the Emirates yesterday.

It was a breathless encounter.

Brilliant for the neutral, but pretty chaotic stuff

from both sides.

Pretty chaotic.

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