Simon is in the driving seat and is joined by the Athletic's Art de Roche and Nick Callow from Hayters.

The panel discuss the trip to Burnley and how the Arsenal new boys can play a part in getting a result, Thomas Partey coming back into the side and the situation surrounding Jack Wilshere and a possible return to London Colney.

Nick also takes part in the now-famous Arsenal Beat Quiz. With a more retro feel to the specialist round, can he get the perfect 10 required to top the leaderboard? 

Sam is hosting as he is joined by Charles Watts of Goal and PA Media's Mark Mann-Bryans to reflect back on Saturday's narrow - but crucial - win over Norwich.

They cast an eye over the newcomers to the Arsenal side, the options now open to Mikel Arteta and who fits into those systems.

Charles also takes on the Arsenal Beat quiz, looking to top our three joint-leaders who have all scored a fantastic 8/10.

Fresh from the international break, the Arsenal Beat is back and Mark - and his new vaccum cleaner - take on hosting duties as Sam Dean from the Telegraph and the Evening Standard's Simon Collings join the chat.

Once smart home gadgets and Sam's lunching habits are out of the way, the trio discuss Saturday's game against Norwich, the returns of White and Gabriel, where will Tomiyasu play, Thomas Partey's brilliance and the long-standing issues with the Arsenal armband.

Sam then takes part in our Arsenal Beat quiz to see if he can challenge the three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard.

Supporters of the Arsenal men's team may already be wishing for the end of the season, despite being busy in the transfer market.

But, with Mikel Arteta's side languishing at the bottom of the Premier League, could it be time for Arsenal women to bring some much-needed joy to the fan-base?

Our resident WSL expert Molly is joined here by Emma Sanders of the BBC and the Athletic's Art de Roche to preview the opening day fixture against defending champions Chelsea.

With a new manager, fresh signings and a renewed optimism, what could possibly go wrong...?

Mark takes hosting duties as he is joined by senior football writer at ESPN, James Olley and the Daily Mail's chief football reporter Sami Mokbel.

There really was no point having the next instalment of the Arsenal Beat quiz or looking well ahead to the Norwich game was there?

Instead, despite it being a Bank Holiday, the panel work hard in trying to highlight where things went wrong for Arsenal on Saturday - but also before then as the whole of Project Arteta teeters on the brink of failure.

Sam is in the host's seat and he has two huge guests in the shape of the Mirror’s chief football writer John Cross and - making his Arsenal Beat debut - David Ornstein of the Athletic. 

The trio discuss the West Brom win, supporter reaction to summer signings, where Arsenal are at in their rebuild and, following on from David's interview earlier this week, the panel talk about the Arsenal career of Jack Wilshere.

John, meanwhile, is next to face the daunting prospect of the Arsenal Beat quiz.

Sam returns to the hosts' chair and gets things started with some misplaced innuendo as he is joined by James Olley of ESPN and The Athletic's Art de Roche.

The trio dissect Friday's 2-0 defeat at Brentford and discuss the performances of the likes of Folarin Balogun, Ben White and Albert Lokonga.

There is Joe Willock chat from no.1 fan Art, who then proves there is room in his life for more than one former Arsenal man as he becomes the second panellist to sit the Arsenal Beat's new quiz.

Back and - questionably - better than ever.

The Arsenal Beat returns on the eve of the Premier League season to whip you up to fever pitch and get all the expectations, hopes and dreams building ahead of an opening day defeat at newly-promoted Brentford......

Mark Mann-Bryans of PA Media is in the host's chair and he is joined by Sam Dean of the Telegraph and the Guardian's Nick Ames while Molly Hudson of the Times drops in to discuss the preparations for the new WSL campaign.

Nick also takes the hot seat as the first of our panellists to take on our new quiz "Beat the Buzzer".