Give it away Habert is in, Ty Haberts and Oudegard.

Arsenal have an early goal and it's theits is in. Kai Haberts and undergarde.

Arsenal have an early goal and it's the captain who scores.

Lewis Skelly took it in his stride well.

And shoot!

Oh what a goal!

Osloos Skeli's first goal for Arsenal!

Hi everyone, Liam Rossini here and this is what losing to Arsenal in a Carabar Cup semi-final taught me about

beat to be saved. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast and it's me, Phil Costa, taking

some inspiration from LinkedIn Liam in the hosting chair, but that's not important. What's important

is that Arsenal have a date booked for Wembley Stadium on March 22nd after beating Chelsea to reach a

major final for the first time since August 2020. That's the men's team, obviously not the

women's team. That's more than 2,000 days ago where we also beat Chelsea to win the FA Cup. So not a bad

omen to take into this final, considering how miserable they made my childhood and early teenage years,

starting with Wayne Bridge scoring at Highbury, which made me cry,

stretching all the way to the Europa League final in Baku.

I'm definitely not taking for granted how good our recent record is against them,

because we're unbeaten in our last 10 games,

and the team Arteta has beaten the most during his six years in charge.

So if that doesn't warm you up like a nice glass of scotch, then you're in the wrong place.

Joining me for today's main pod episode, I've got two gentlemen who never need an excuse to lay into Chelsea.

And one of those men is Clyde Palmer.

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