Handbrake Off: The Athletic FC's Arsenal show

Arsenal had one of their more forgettable evenings of the season as they had drew 2-2 with Crystal Palace, Arsenal’s 13th draw of the season.Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on a disappointing game and performance with both teams possibly distracted by bigger games to come. They speak about the recent errors by Saliba despite being imperious otherwise, and the positives from the match, particularly Jakub Kiwior, Leandro Trossard and the confidence of Myles Lewis-Skelly. Plus, the transfer news regarding Zubimendi and Dean Huijsen, the Gunners for Peace campaign against club’s ‘Visit Rwanda’ sponsorship, and we touch on the huge game we have coming up against PSG.Producer: Robby Williams Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The panel reflects on Arsenal's impressive 4-0 victory over Ipswich, where Leandro Trossard shone with a brace. They discuss the importance of rhythm versus rest ahead of the Champions League clash against PSG, especially with Thomas Partey suspended. Gabriel Martinelli celebrates his 50th goal, while tactical innovations like short corners add excitement. The conversation also touches on Arsenal Women's recent setback against Lyon and the anticipation for the upcoming match against Crystal Palace.

Arsenal dominated Real Madrid to deservedly win 2-1 at the Bernabeu, dumping the holders out of the Champions League and marching on to the semi-finals.Hear what it was like in Madrid from Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas, as Art de Roche and Ian Stone reflect on a monumental night for Arsenal - we even managed to get Adrian Clarke away from the snooker to send over his thoughts too.We talk about the team’s immense performances, the incredible job Mikel Arteta has done in building this team and back to back MOTM performances from Declan Rice.Plus, reflections on Bukayo Saka’s iconic Bernabeu goal, another outstanding performance from Myles Lewis-Skelly, Jakub Kiwior’s stellar defending and our make-shift No.9 Mikel Merino with two fantastic assists.Oh, and yes, we look ahead to Ipswich at the weekend.Warning: strong language and scenes of jubilation throughout this showProducer: Robby Williams Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anticipation runs high as Arsenal prepares to face Real Madrid in the Champions League, leading 3-0 on aggregate. The team reflects on a recent draw against Brentford, discussing officiating standards and strategic shifts. Fans' passionate support is highlighted, especially the warm reception for the Real Madrid team bus. Tactical insights reveal how Arsenal's balance of offense and defense plays a crucial role, while players like Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka bring joy and excitement to the game.

Arsenal celebrated a historic 3-0 victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League, marking a significant moment in the Emirates era. MOTM Declan Rice shone with standout performances, along with Bukayo Saka and young talent Myles Lewis-Skelly. The electricity of the match united fans globally, with personal stories adding to the emotional depth. The discussion also highlighted the team's dynamics, brilliant free kicks, and Mikel Arteta's coaching prowess, igniting excitement for future fixtures.

The hosts reflect on Arsenal's draw with Everton, emphasizing Ben White's return and Bukayo Saka's potential start. They delve into Gabriel Martinelli's threat against Real Madrid's defense and Martin Odegaard facing his old club. A lively debate unfolds about tactical strategies, including the significance of player positioning and potential line-up changes. The anticipation builds for the Champions League clash, where the balance of nostalgic memories and current dynamics set the stage for an exhilarating match.

Bukayo Saka dazzles with a stunning comeback, scoring the winning goal against Fulham. The discussion highlights Gabriel's injury woes and the impressive performances of Gabriel Martinelli and Mikel Merino. The team reflects on the emotional legacy of Arsenal legends David Rocastle and Kevin Campbell. Humorous anecdotes intertwine football and personal relationships, creating a lively atmosphere. With a critical match against Everton looming, the anticipation builds for what lies ahead.

In this special tribute to Arsenal legend Kevin Campbell, a star-studded panel gathers. Alan Smith shares his golden boot triumphs, while Lee Dixon reminisces about his lengthy service at the club. Paul Davis highlights his role as a trailblazer for Black players, reflecting on Kevin's impact. Andy Cole opens up about their friendship. The discussion spans Kevin's legacy, the rise of young talents like Myles Lewis-Skelly, nostalgic comparisons between past and present managers, and the ongoing quest for European glory. A true celebration of camaraderie and football history.

Arsenal Women staged a stunning comeback to reach the Champions League Semi-finals against Real Madrid, showcasing their talents. On the men's side, reflections on players' performances during the final international break lead to insights on squad management. The exciting debut of young talent Myles Lewis-Skelly captures attention, hinting at a bright future. Discussions also touch on potential transfers impacting Liverpool while gearing up for a crucial match against Fulham, blending football tactics with personal stories and recommendations.

Adam Birchall, Arsenal Under-18s coach, shares insights into the remarkable journeys of young stars Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly. They discuss the duo's friendship since childhood and their seamless transition into the first team amid challenges. Birchall highlights the importance of mentorship in the academy and the unique traits that set Nwaneri apart as the youngest Premier League player. Additionally, Lewis-Skelly's recent England debut is celebrated, showcasing the bright future of these emerging talents.