Sep 21, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
Adam and Alex recap the weekend's action in the English Premier League - where Arsenal were beaten for the first time this season & City won a thriller against Sunderland. Then, Socceroos Legend Aziz…
Adam PeacockHost
Aziz BehichGuestAlexPanelist
It promised to be, Maestro, for mine anyway, a fascinating weekend because you had a series of match-ups which on paper you go, oh no, this team beats that team.
And when I say gave it, a 3-0 win result was more than a reflection or just a reflection of the game Brighton was spectacularly good they swarmed Arsenal they gave they suffocated them Arsenal I think missed a trick Mikel Arteta has got everything right in the last 12 months tactically but in this game I think he missed a trick with how they went about it and they were trying to play out and they were being swarmed it was just front foot defending man on man on all over the pitch for Brighton And Arsenal didn't have an answer,
which is
Easy to say in hindsight.
It may have been a day for Victor Jokeres to actually play over the top of that Brighton press because it was...
Smash it long for
boy, it was intense.
It was unrelenting as well.
It just went for the entire game.
Bruno, humorise... who I know is so dear to your heart at the moment, Adam, probably his worst game since going to Arsenal.
It hasn't been a massive sample size, but I thought he was pretty ineffectual comparative to what he's
The difference between a ball that is half a foot off the ground as opposed to rolling across the ground is everything in those pressurised moments.
And some of the garbage that was being served up from those around him didn't help, but that's no excuse.
They just got absolutely blown apart by Brighton, who are this club owned by Tony Bloom, who made his cash going after cash as a gambler, essentially.
It promised to be, Maestro, for mine anyway, a fascinating weekend because you had a series of match-ups which on paper you go, oh no, this team beats that team.
And when I say gave it, a 3-0 win result was more than a reflection or just a reflection of the game Brighton was spectacularly good they swarmed Arsenal they gave they suffocated them Arsenal I think missed a trick Mikel Arteta has got everything right in the last 12 months tactically but in this game I think he missed a trick with how they went about it and they were trying to play out and they were being swarmed it was just front foot defending man on man on all over the pitch for Brighton And Arsenal didn't have an answer,
which is
Easy to say in hindsight.
It may have been a day for Victor Jokeres to actually play over the top of that Brighton press because it was...
Smash it long for
boy, it was intense.
It was unrelenting as well.
It just went for the entire game.
Bruno, humorise... who I know is so dear to your heart at the moment, Adam, probably his worst game since going to Arsenal.
It hasn't been a massive sample size, but I thought he was pretty ineffectual comparative to what he's
The difference between a ball that is half a foot off the ground as opposed to rolling across the ground is everything in those pressurised moments.
And some of the garbage that was being served up from those around him didn't help, but that's no excuse.
They just got absolutely blown apart by Brighton, who are this club owned by Tony Bloom, who made his cash going after cash as a gambler, essentially.
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