With the January transfer window now but a distant memory, the Beat is back to discuss the deadline day arrival of Jorginho, a failed bid to land Alessia Russo and much more beside.

Mark is in the chair and is joined by Sam Dean of the Telegraph and Goal's Charles Watts - while the Athletic's Chelsea man Simon Johnson crosses enemy lines to give the low-down on Jorginho and Molly Hudson from the Times is back to talk all things Arsenal Women.

In Access All Arsenal the guys take listeners' questions on the transfer business and beyond before casting an eye ahead to the trip to Everton on Saturday lunchtime.

An EPIC round of Guess the Gooner wraps things up (eventually).

THE BEAT IS BACK!

After some time away watching Arsenal set themselves up to win a first Premier League title in 19 years, we return with a bang.

Mark is joined by Sam Dean, Simon Collings and Dan Matthews to look back at the United game, talk all things Eddie Nketiah, the impact of Oleksandr Zinchenko and more.

The panel also answer YOUR questions in our new segment, Access All Arsenal, where he also hear from captain Martin Odegaard.

We end with a new version of our famous quiz Guess the Gooner.

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Arsenal have won again.

Mikel Arteta's side continue to enjoy a fine start to the season, as does the Arsenal Beat.

Here, Simon is back in the hot seat and is joined by Dan Matthews of the Daily Mail and football.london's Kaya Kaynak to look back on the victory over Bodo/Glimt and preview the visit of Liverpool.

Guess the Gooner also returns as one of our guests stars!

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Arsenal are still top of the Premier League table.

Manchester City and Erling Haaland may be on a rampage but they are still yet to topple Mikel Arteta's side...

Here to discuss the north London derby win over Tottenham and the performances of some of the key players involved, Mark is joined by Nick Ames of the Guardian and the Mirror's chief football writer John Cross.

The trio talk Aaron Ramsdale, William Saliba and Granit Xhaka as well as Arteta getting one over Antonio Conte and the visit of Bodo/Glimt on Thursday night.

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Premier League football is back with a bang as Arsenal host fierce local rivals Tottenham in Saturday's early kick-off.

Both sides have started the season well but who will have the bragging rights comes 14:30?

Mark is in the hosts' seat and is joined by Sam Dean of the Telegraph and football.london's Kaya Kaynak to discuss form, picking your best players, Arteta or Conte and who needs the win more.

All semblance of structure is lost as Sam is given just 60 seconds for his combined Arsenal/Tottenham XI before we end with a special, one-off quiz "Hotspur or Notspur".

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A record Women's Super League crowd watched Arsenal beat north London rivals Tottenham 4-0 on Saturday.

It is two wins from two for Jonas Eidevall's side in the WSL this year as they look to go one better than last season and reclaim the title.

Molly is back to lead discussions on all things Arsenal Women and she is joined by Art de Roche of the Athletic and a debutant in the shape of freelance football commentator Max Jones.

The trio talk about just how far the women's game has advanced to have 47,367 fans in attendance at the Emirates Stadium, the performance, the season to date and the upcoming Champions League qualifier against Ajax.

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The international break is upon us so it is time for the first Arsenal Beat special of the new season.

In 'Gift of the Gab' a host of Arsenal Beat regulars are joined by specialists and new contributors to discuss the career to date of Gabriel Jesus.

South American football expert Tim Vickery talks us through Jesus' early career and his trials and tribulations with the Brazil national team.

Paul Hirst of the Times and the Daily Mail's Jack Gaughan pore over Jesus' time at Manchester City, debating his arrival, his changing role and his departure.

Regulars in the form of the Telegraph's Sam Dean and Art de Roche of the Athletic are on hand to chat about Jesus' move to Arsenal, what it means to Mikel Arteta's side and how many goals he will score in his debut season.

As Arsenal prepare to face Brentford on Sunday and before the final international break ahead of the World Cup, there is much to be discussed.

Recorded for the first time at Arsenal's London Colney training base immediately after Mikel Arteta's pre-match press conference, Mark is joined by The Telegraph's Sam Dean, Art de Roche of the Athletic and senior football writer at ESPN James Olley.

The quartet tackle the furore around Ben White's omission from the England squad, the ins and outs of whether he is fit and how to report on a situation that is unclear.

They move on to talk about the challenge of playing Brentford, how Arsenal's team has evolved from last season, facing Ivan Toney, managing Bukayo Saka's minutes and much more beside.

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The winning run is over and the transfer window has closed.

A 3-1 defeat at Manchester United and a quiet deadline day may have slightly altered the mood at the Emirates Stadium but the Arsenal Beat panel carry on regardless.

Mark is joined by Simon Collings of the Evening Standard and Goal's Charles Watts to discuss whether Mikel Arteta's substitutions at Old Trafford were a bad call, if Arsenal opting not to sign anyone before the deadline was wise and what the Europa League means to the club this season.

Also, prepare for the best* round of Guess the Gooner yet!

*well, longest, so therefore arguably worst...

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Arsenal continue to sit top of the Premier League table with 12 points from 12.

A win over Fulham was more guile than style but what does that say about Mikel Arteta's side at present?

To discuss the 2-1 victory, as well as look ahead to the visit of Aston Villa and the impending transfer deadline day, Sam is in the hosting chair and is joined by Kaya Kaynak of football.london and PA Media's Mark Mann-Bryans.

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