😎 😎 Better late than never - we talk about the Brentford win, what it means for our top 4 chances, and how important the Wolves win will be in our continuing Champions League place challenge.

Now we've beaten Wolves we can focus on getting top 4, after Spurs lost and Man U drew. We also talk about:

- Is Arteta going to war with his players

- How we need to beat Brentford next

After Arsenal drew 0-0 with Burnley, and finish January with more red cards than goals, we reflect on why we struggled against the Premier League's bottom team at home, and how we can get firing again.

That's the best draw Arsenal have had in years. Where previously we'd go either a goal or a man down and crumble, we stuck in there with grit and determination, and defended with vigour till the final whistle.

Really disappointing performance to not even get a shot on target against a Championship team, as Arsenal are dumped out of the FA Cup early on. 

We're gutted to lose against Man City, but we played really well overall and have a lot of positives to take from the game. The penalty calls didn't go our way, but there are a lot of reasons to leave with our heads held high, and look ahead to the cup games, as well as Spurs away.

One of the worst Arsenal performances we've seen in a long time, and terrible game management and subs that puts the blame firmly on Arteta, we react to the Everton 2-1 Arsenal game.

We react to the 3-2 Arsenal loss vs Man U, especially with a dubious penalty not given, Odegaard's stupid penalty error, and other poor performances.

Arsenal 2-0 Newcastle is a good result, and we weren't troubled too much by Newcastle's attack, minus a few Jonjo Shelvey long shots. Aubameyang was again poor, but players like Tavares, Saka, Sambi and Tomiyasu held it down for a comfortable win. We also talk:

- Man U pre-match talk for Thursday

- Can Martinelli become a starter

- Will Aubameyang ever get his old form back

- Tavares vs Tierney

- Odds of Arsenal finishing top 4

We react to the 4-0 Arsenal thrashing at the hands of Liverpool, and what it means for the season.