Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

Ryan Hunn, co-host of the Stadio podcast and football commentator, joins to dissect Arsenal’s 1-1 with Brentford. They probe Eberechi Eze’s role and confidence. They unpack the halftime impact of Martin Odegaard, why Arsenal sat back after taking the lead, Brentford’s set-piece threat and when Arteta might need a tactical spark to reignite the attack.

A lively recap of a 3-0 win, focusing on Zubimendi’s opener and game-changing substitutes. Tactical talk on Arteta’s tweaks, Trossard’s influence and the Rice–Zubimendi midfield pairing. Debates on Brobby’s challenge, shirt-pulling at set pieces and Saliba’s form. Preview of the big Liverpool v Man City clash and squad dilemmas around Martinelli, Trossard and Jokarez.

A detailed look at Arsenal’s controlled 1-0 win over Manchester City, with focus on the team’s defensive turnaround this season. They discuss the tactical choice to play Olivia Smith up front and the build-up to the winning goal. Kim Little’s commanding, veteran performance and evolving role gets plenty of attention. The conversation also covers game management, referee decisions, and tactical tweaks that improved control.

Lewis Ambrose, football writer and tactical podcaster, dissects Arsenal's Carabao Cup semi win. They debate Chelsea's cautious plan and whether Rosenior miscalculated. Conversation covers Arsenal's defensive organisation, how subs like Havertz changed the game, and what a Wembley final could mean for morale and momentum.

A thrilling match recap of Arsenal's 3-2 win in the FIFA Champions Cup, including on-field moments, tactical tweaks and a game-changing save. Lively discussion of the tournament atmosphere, passionate Corinthians fans and logistics of the mini-tournament. Transfer talk covers Katie McCabe's future, potential signings like Ona Batlle and the wider squad rebuild ahead of a pivotal season.

They dissect the 4-0 win at Elland Road, focusing on Kai Havertz’s midfield role and how it reshaped team dynamics. Noni Madueke’s late call-up and decisive contributions get attention. Talk covers Declan Rice and Martin Zubimendi’s deeper roles, key substitutions that sealed the result, defensive solidity for a clean sheet, and transfer window questions around injury cover and loan moves.

Charles Watts, Arsenal correspondent and football journalist, breaks down Arsenal’s 3-2 Champions League win. They discuss Kai Havertz’s influential return and clever positioning. Conversation covers Viktor Gyokeres’ mixed night, Martin Ødegaard’s loss of form, whether Eberechi Eze should get more minutes, second-half drop-off and late goals, plus reflections on the club’s perfect group campaign and tricky knockout prospects.

Jenna Tonelli, Sports Illustrated journalist covering Gotham FC and the NWSL. Ali Howorth, freelance African football reporter focused on Moroccan and CAF competitions. They preview the FIFA Champions Cup opponents: ASFAR’s Moroccan investment and tactical approach, Gotham’s recent rollercoaster form and roster shape, and Corinthians’ South American dominance. Fast, focused takes on what each team brings to the tournament.

They dissect Arsenal’s collapse after taking the lead against Manchester United and the sudden drop in passing and confidence. There is scrutiny of the quadruple substitution and how tactical changes affected width and balance. They debate psychological versus tactical causes, fan atmosphere shifts, defensive spacing concerns, and whether attacking issues are structural or temporary.

A detailed breakdown of a key Stamford Bridge win, focusing on how pressing and out-of-possession work exposed Chelsea in central areas. Discussion of tactical clarity from a small bench, selection mistakes and injury impacts. Play-by-play highlights include the build-up to Mead’s opener, Mariana’s strike, defensive game management and a strong goalkeeper display. Listener questions on inconsistency, positional versatility and transfer needs are also tackled.