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Arsenal v Pompey/Chelsea - The Cup Double

in this episode of the Arsenal podcast, hosts Marc and Richard delve into the recent performances of Arsenal, particularly focusing on their matches against Portsmouth and Chelsea. They reflect on the team's strategies, player performances, and the overall atmosphere during these games. The discussion highlights the importance of set pieces in Arsenal's gameplay, with both hosts expressing their satisfaction with the team's ability to capitalize on these opportunities. They also touch on individual player performances, including the impact of new signings and the need for consistency in the squad. The conversation flows into a broader analysis of the current state of the Premier League, the challenges faced by rival teams, and the potential for Arsenal to secure a trophy this season. Keywords Arsenal podcast, Premier League, football analysis, set pieces, player performance, Chelsea, Portsmouth, football tactics, Arsenal news, football commentary Takeaways 'If you've got a weapon, use it.' 'We are uncomfortable being comfortable.' 'It's all about the delivery.' 'You can only play against who you play against.' 'This group of players that haven't done it as a collective gives winning feeling.' Titles Arsenal's Tactical Triumphs: Set Pieces and Player Performances Navigating the Premier League: Arsenal's Journey Through Recent Matches Sound bites "If you've got a weapon, use it." "We are uncomfortable being comfortable." "This group of players that haven't done it as a collective gives winning feeling." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Match Overview 02:12 Reflecting on the Portsmouth Game 09:33 Analyzing Player Performances 15:02 Chelsea Match Insights 22:17 Goalkeeper Challenges and Set Piece Strategies 32:06 Looking Ahead: Upcoming Matches and TrophiesNobody asked for it, but here it is anyway: Yet Another Arsenal Podcast. Marc and Rich — two ageing romantics who still talk about Anfield ’89 like it happened yesterday — are here to fill the one gap in football media: even more Arsenal chat. It’s part therapy session, part tactics lecture, part pub argument. Set-pieces, trust issues, nostalgic trauma and the occasional striker who scores with his knob. If you like modern football, data, or just hearing two mates talk nonsense about a club that drives them mad and makes them proud in equal measure, you’re in the right place.