EFL Extra: "Six pointers everywhere!"

Arsenal went seven points clear beating Brighton one nil but Brighton manager Fabien Hurzeler said 'only one team wanted to play football' and 'he would not want to win like that.' What was he talking about, is it fair comment and how many others feel the same way? Has football across the board changed, are Arsenal just the best at the new physical style? Man City stumbled again but forest's impressive point still leaves them level on points with a resurgent West Ham. A round up of all the mid week games, the end of Michael Carrick's unbeaten run; great win for West Ham; who is going to stay up and Chelsea look very good...but just not every week? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's as you were at the top of the table as City and Arsenal both win.  Are Arsenal too reliant on set pieces or do fans and team alike not care so long as they get over the line? Across north London Spurs have a new boss, but instead of a bounce man do they have an 'arsonist?' Who is in contention for player of the season? What does Gtregor make of proposed rule changes...? Did VAR rob Burnley and who is going to win the race for the Champions League? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Giants Real Madrid and PSG just managed to qualify in the Champions League last 16 but who is the best we've seen in the competition so far? Bode Glimt may not win it, but what a team - a town of 54,000, a wage bill a fraction the size of most Premier League teams and a playing style which is hugely adaptable. Domestically, Man Utd are on a charge, led by one of their unsung summer signings - Senne Lammens. What difference has the goalkeeper made? Lastly, how would two former pros fair in todays game, which team would they be best suited to and how has their position changed?  Tom Clarke is joined by Gregor Robertson and Tony Cascarino Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If there were any questions ahead of the North London derby Arsenal answered them, emphatically.  Spurs by contrast looked like relegation candidates. could they really go down? The panel think with West Ham, Forest, Leeds and even Wolves looking like more cohesive teams Spurs are in searious trouble. Is Tudor the man to save them? Where does Viktor Gyokeres rank alongside the other big summer strikers - Pedro, Ekitike and Sesko?  Liverpool got away with it at Forest but Mo salah looks a shadow of his former self, will he be at Anfield next season? Why can't Chelsea beat the lower placed teams and hats off to Jiminez and Milner.  tom clarke joins Gregor Robertson, Pete Rutzler and Alyson Rudd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Arsenal are blowing it? Their best chance of a title in over twenty years and they are looking nervy, again." Or... "Winning a title isn't easy! this season isn't like those of recent years you won't need 98 pts." Are either true? If they are to hold it together, what does it take psychologically to get over the line in a title race? Wolves manager Rob Edwards has the fans on side and is seeing encouraging signs from his side. It has all come a little late but will it help ahead of a season in the Championship? After the break Newcastle and Anthony Gordon are having a streaky season - is the England shirt Gordon's to lose? And finally the troubling racism allegations surrounding Vinicius Junior. tom clarke is joined by Tony Cascarino, Gregor Robertson and Kit shepard Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.