Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Robyn Cowen and Philippe Auclair to break down the key moments from the weekend's action across football.

On this episode: Arsenal moves within two victories of the Premier League crown following a tense late VAR intervention that blocked West Ham's stoppage-time equalizer. Did Pablo commit a foul on David Raya? Were the Gunners fortunate, or did referee Chris Kavanagh nail the most pivotal VAR decision of the campaign? The panel debates if Arsenal has been caught out by its own set-piece tactics and ponders the limits of video replays.

In other news, Manchester City maintains the chase with a convincing 3-0 triumph over Brentford, while Liverpool supporters jeer Arne Slot after yet another stalemate with Chelsea. Bournemouth sustains its surprise bid for Champions League qualification, Brighton delivers a strong recovery, and Tottenham's fight against relegation hangs in the balance before their trip to Leeds.

Further topics include Celtic's edge in the Old Firm derby, the Championship playoffs engulfed by Spygate 2.0 after Southampton faces charges for alleged spying, Rochdale's thrilling EFL comeback, the Women's FA Cup semifinals, and Philippe's take on the surging petition to oust Kylian Mbappe.

Chapters:

00:00 - Coming up...

01:15 - Biggest VAR decision of all time?

22:07 - City still chasing in vain

24:16 - Boos ring around Anfield for Slot

31:50 - Should Iraola really leave?

33:41 - All eyes on Europe for Villa and Palace

37:41 - Tuchel casts eye over England stars

39:30 - Anderson rescues point

40:31 - Bruno, POTY?

42:22 - Fitba corner

43:34 - Spygate II

55:31 - Mbappe OUT petition

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