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Thank you. Welcome to the Total Soccer Show's weekend review.

The Premier League gave us a few stunners and another 2-0 lead blown for the Gunners.

After soccer had a penalty and failed to score, Arsenal's Premier League lead is reduced to just four.

Chelsea have a squad that could really frighten, but they lost again, this time to Brighton.

And Spurs fell to the team from the South Coast and their top four dreams appear to be toast.

Elsewhere, Dortmund had the chance to gain on Byn, but an injury time goal had them crying,

but St Louis didn't need any of that additional time when they welcomed Cincinnati and hit a dime. And once again,

Carlos Feller was the star of the show as L.EFC came out on top in El Traffico. My name's Ryan Bailey,

joining me today a man whose Richmond Kickers faced a team called Hailstorm this weekend. Taylor

Rockwell, are you aware of thever of Hailstorm? I am not,

and because City Stadium scoreboard is, I think, from not long after the original stadium was built

in like the 1910s, it just says home and away. So if you show up not knowing who the opponent is

and you don't get a program as I did,

or did not, then I did not know who they were playing the whole game, but I did enjoy certain

facts about the one centerback who yelled at the ultra section, Section O, the Richmond Kickers fans.

He kind of got into it with them. And then you got to enjoy the Red Army then researching facts about him to throw in his face throughout the game, which made it a wonderful experience.

Kickers games always great, even if you don't know the team they're playing.

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