Arsecast Extra Episode 660 - 29.09.2025
In this episode we look back at Arsenal's 2-1 win over Newcastle at St James' Park on Sunday. We chat about how well the Gunners played in the first half, the Viktor Gyokeres penalty incident, our response to that set-back, as well as the goal we conceded and how that impacted the game. There's also discussion of how we turned the game around with two late goals, once again with impact from the bench, the quality of Gabriel from set-pieces, and just how important this result was in the context of this season so far – for the team and fans alike. In part two we have listener questions about Gyokeres, towels, Jurrien Timber, Eze and Odegaard, and loads more besides.
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In this episode we look back at Arsenal's 2-1 win over Newcastle at St James' Park on Sunday. We chat about how well the Gunners played in the first half, the Viktor Gyokeres penalty incident, our response to that set-back, as well as the goal we conceded and how that impacted the game. There's also discussion of how we turned the game around with two late goals, once again with impact from the bench, the quality of Gabriel from set-pieces, and just how important this result was in the context of this season so far – for the team and fans alike. In part two we have listener questions about Gyokeres, towels, Jurrien Timber, Eze and Odegaard, and loads more besides.
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