
Show Notes
A judo bout, a stunning strike and another win for the Premier League champions. Arsenal eventually left Sunderland with a 2-0 victory on Saturday night, despite Mikel Arteta fuming over a judo throw that could have cost his side. David Raya shone in goal, Bruno Guimaraes made a memorable return to the north-east and Bukayo Saka was on target once more. Emily is joined by Nick Callow from Hayters TV and debutant Tom Canton from the Mirror and football.london. They discuss the key talking points from the Stadium of Light, the Carabao Cup trip to Ipswich and plenty in between.
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