Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

They rundown Arsenal players' international withdrawals and possible injuries during the break. They track Gyokeres, Calafiori and Nørgaard fighting for World Cup spots. They discuss Ben White's England recall and the boos he received. They debate Arteta's tactical preferences, the idea of Myles Lewis-Skelly in midfield, and whether the Premier League should trump the Champions League.

A thrilling breakdown of a 5-2 North London derby win and the quick goals that set the tone. Conversation about a forward coming of age and a striking partnership clicking into gear. Debate over goalkeeper selection and a notable defensive wobble from set pieces. Tactical notes on direct play, right-side emphasis, rotation choices and how the match shapes the upcoming big tie.

Clive Palmer, tactical analyst and co-host of Arsenal Vision, joins to dissect the mood after the Carabao Cup final. They discuss how to compartmentalise the Wembley loss and what Arteta can learn tactically. Conversation covers missing players, returns like Ben White, squad rotation, positional tweaks for Saka, and which fixtures matter most in the run-in.

A lively breakdown of a 3-1 Champions League first leg win against Chelsea. They dig into surprising lineup choices and tactical tweaks in midfield. Chelsea's dangerous transition play and defensive concerns get close attention. Big performances from Katie McCabe, Alessia Russo and Stina Blackstenius are celebrated. The conversation previews the return leg and squad availability for Stamford Bridge.

They unpack the 2-0 defeat at Wembley, focusing on team selection shaped by injuries and late changes. There is a heated debate over starting Kepa instead of Raya and how that affected build-up play. Tactical analysis covers City's pressing block, Hincapie's yellow and defensive breakdowns for both goals. They also discuss midfield fatigue, Saka's form, substitution choices and how fans cope after a painful loss.

On this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie look over Saturday's 5-0 home win over West Ham with focus on the performances of Olivia Smith, Chloe Kelly and Smilla Holmberg, as well as a look at how Arsenal were able to rotate their defence heavily and maintain their run of clean sheets. There is also some discussion of the Asian Cup Final which Jamie attended in Sydney. In part two, Tim and Jamie take questions from BlueSky on midday kickoffs, winger selection ahead of Tuesday's UWCL game against Chelsea and Beth Mead playing as a number 10.Get extra bonus content and help support Arseblog's award winning coverage of Arsenal Women by becoming an Arseblog Member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/arseblogIf you are a regular listener please consider giving the show a review in your favourite podcast app, thanks! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andrew Allen, football journalist known for match analysis and Arsenal insight. He unpacks Eberechi Eze’s brilliant swivel strike and rising influence. Declan Rice’s composed, game-changing finish gets detailed praise. They dissect Arteta’s substitutions, squad unity, David Raya’s saves, and what reaching another Champions League quarter-final says about Arsenal’s European standing.

A match recap of a 2-0 win with focus on Olivia Smith's growing role and a defence that has conceded just four in 12. Conversation about the calming effect of an unbeaten run and why Stina Blackstenius is a repeatable supersub. They also puzzle over goalkeeper rotation, debate academy integration, and wander into Asian Cup and NWSL transfer wish-list chat.

A late 89th-minute winner and a teenage goalscorer steal the spotlight. Analysis of a denied penalty and VAR controversy fuels debate. Tactical tweaks, crucial substitutions and an acrobatic defensive block are examined. The show explores squad selection choices, emotional reactions in the stadium and what this moment could mean for the title race.

Kaya Kaynak, football journalist and tactics podcaster, breaks down Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Bayer Leverkusen. She dissects team selection, Martinelli and Madueke’s roles, and Saka’s difficult night. Tactics and refereeing differences come up, plus why Arsenal struggle versus low blocks, set-piece issues, and how fixture congestion is affecting English clubs in Europe.