The Telegraph's Sam Dean and Mark Mann-Bryans from PA Media are joined behind enemy lines by Tottenham reporters Dan Kilpatrick from the Evening Standard and PA's Jonathan Veal ahead of the north London derby.

The foursome take on the unenviable task of selecting a combined Arsenal/Tottenham XI - *WARNING* contains more Spurs players than is healthy for an Arsenal podcast.

We also have a derby-day edition of Beat the Beat.

The title of episode 20 can only relate to one player - here, Mark is joined by Simon and Nick C to discuss Granit Xhaka's recent run in the side and his press conference last week where he called out supporters who had abused him and his family on social media.

The panel also debate Mikel Arteta's selection headache and just about stumble into a prediction for Beat the Beat ahead of Saturday's trip to Burnley.

Molly Hudson of the Times, the Guardian’s Suzy Wrack and Art de Roche from the Athletic discuss the latest from Arsenal Women. 

Joe Montemurro’s side won 4-0 at Aston Villa on Sunday but what does the result mean for manager Joe Montemurro in the hunt for Champions League football and what can Jordan Nobbs offer between now and the season's end?

As Arsenal’s Academy products continue to shine, the third Arsenal Beat special takes an in-depth look at the talent coming off the production line and who might be next to break into the first-team.

Simon returns to host the show alongside the Guardian's Nick Ames and our latest debutant - Paul Brown from Reach.

The trio discuss the rise and rise of Bukayo Saka and how important he has become to the Arsenal set-up.

They also debate where Mikel Arteta's priorities should lie for the remainder of the season and play our predictor game 'Beat the Beat' ahead of Sunday's visit of in-form Premier League leaders Manchester City.

We welcome Sam of the Telegraph back into the driving seat and he is joined by senior football writer at ESPN, James Olley, and Mark Mann-Bryans of PA Media. The trio discuss the current striker situation at Arsenal following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's hat-trick in the win over Leeds. The panel also take a look ahead to the return of the Europa League and the unique situation of both legs of the round of 32 tie with Benfica being played in neutral stadiums. We welcome back our 'Arsenal Outsider' feature as Portuguese football journalist and PortuGOAL creator Tom Kundurt gives us the lowdown on what to expect from Benfica.