It's an exciting juncture of the season and, after we beat Hull City in the league on Saturday, this week the focus turns to two cup competitions.Arsenal Weekly regular Adrian Clarke looks ahead to our trip to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, and the Emirates FA Cup fifth-round tie at Sutton United, and together with host Russ Hargreaves, examines what went right against the Tigers at the weekend.Elsewhere, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain recalls his first memories of playing against Arsenal, and we also hear from our latest Arsenal Insider - photographer Stuart MacFarlane.But that's not all - our History Lesson focuses on club legend, Liam Brady.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 76 - Back on track

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We’re giving the latest episode of The Arsenal Weekly a Gallic twist. In our French special, Patrick Vieira reveals what made his partnership with Emmanuel Petit so effective, while Nicolas Anelka looks back at his time at the club. Jeremie Aliadiere talks us through an unforgettable phone call with Arsène Wenger, while former Gunner turned scout Gilles Grimandi tells the story of how he came to sign Laurent Koscielny - as well as naming the French star he regrets not signing. And that’s not all - The Football Ramble’s Jim Campbell is back to take on host Dan Roebuck in a French-themed Roebuck Versus. Make sure you subscribe on iTunes so you never miss another show! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The French Connection

On this week’s show, we’re celebrating FA cup weekend by remembering some of our finest moments in the competition
Aaron Ramsey looks back at his match winning goal against Chelsea in 2017
We hear from some of our double winning team of the 1971 season who defeated Liverpool at Wembley
And finally, comedian Jim Campbell takes us through some of his favourite memories of past cup final glories
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Up for the cup

Arsenal Weekly Podcast: Manchester United - The rivalry
On the latest Arsenal Weekly, we’re looking back at some of the flash points that have sparked our rivalry with Manchester United. Nigel Winterburn, Anders Limpar, Kevin Campbell and David Hillier talk us through the infamous Battle of Old Trafford success, Patrick Vieira tells us all about his rivalry with Roy Keane and Martin Keown remembers THAT penalty incident with Ruud van Nistelrooy
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Manchester United - The rivalry

We’re building up to the north London derby in style on this episode of the Arsenal Weekly podcast.
Thierry Henry reveals what it means to play for Arsenal in a north London derby.
The Evening Standard’s James Olley remembers some of the most significant derbies of the past decade, as well as the future of the rivalry.
Lee Dixon recalls his first NLD experience and missing the League Cup final after being sent off against Tottenham.
And finally, Radio 1 DJ Nick Bright takes on Dan Roebuck in this week’s 'Roebuck vs...'
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North London Derby

On this week’s show, we’re celebrating all the finest Scandinavian exports to have pulled on an Arsenal shirt.
The Daily Mirror’s John Cross discusses the Swedish influence at Highbury, as well as the key players to make it in north London - and the surprising ones who didn’t.
Former Sweden international Stefan Schwarz joins us to talk about his sole season playing alongside the likes of Ian Wright and Paul Merson at Highbury.
And finally Freddie Ljungberg is back to reflect on some of his favourite goals, from his very first against Manchester United right the way through to his FA Cup final strike against Chelsea.
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Episode 76 - Back on track

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