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Arsenal battered in Brighton as Manchester City go clear: Football Weekly – podcast

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On the podcast today: Manchester City are the only side with a 100% start in the Premier League after Arsenal’s comprehensive loss at the hands of Brighton. Had we all handed Mikel Arteta’s side the title too soon? They couldn’t cope with the Seagulls’ intensity.

Elsewhere, Spurs are bottom of the league. The panel try to understand how they remain so bad. And on the subject of clubs in crisis, Michael Carrick’s Manchester United very nearly lose away at Craven Cottage.

Plus, Brentford hammer Chelsea on Friday night, Coventry get their first points of the season and your questions answered.

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