Nice little meme format for the run in, I reckon

This is a really nice video from Thiago Silva, one that really reaffirms the sense that *a lot* has happened over the last four years at Chelsea

After an afternoon when even Mikel Arteta’s zealous faith was shaken, you can’t help but wonder. Does someone up there like Arsenal? cbssports.com/soccer/news/mi…

After an afternoon when even Mikel Arteta’s zealous faith was shaken, you can’t help but wonder. Does someone up there like Arsenal? cbssports.com/soccer/news/mi…

Arteta on Havertz: He was sensational in every department today. He wasn't 100%. He was ill before the match.

Arteta on what was going through his mind in the last few minutes: I was praying.

Postecoglu: 'If I thought fixing defensive set pieces was the answer to us bridging the gap I’d put all my time and effort into that.'

What's curious is that he could just hire someone to do that job for him.

Lost count of the number of times I just RTed this in lieu of attempting meaningful insights. twitter.com/jamesbenge/sta…

I’m sure it was coincidence that the volume (on Editors of all things) ratcheted up as Arsenal made their way to the away end.

I watched Argylle on Friday (Don't. A film made with a real disdain for cinema, the written word, perhaps even time itself). It had more credible plot twists than this game.

Richarlison runs straight into Gabriel as Raya boots the ball long. Both then go down holding their face. It's all getting spicy.

This is all so fucking North London Derby

Raya was straight over to Inaki Cana during that VAR review. It'll be Son to take it.

That looked penalty-ish to me.

Raya looking up to see Romero pressing...

1-3, Raya shanks a clearance straight at Romero, who finishes well. Maybe a glimmer of hope for Spurs?

I swear it has looked like borderline limbs in the away end for several minutes unbroken

Martinelli coming on

HT - By the 45th minute Arsenal had had just 28% possession and they'd been outshot four to five (that number will have grown since) but this has still felt like an authoritative performance by the league leaders.

Spurs gave them openings. Arsenal exploited them ruthlessly.