Indy Football podcast: Arsenal's win over Tottenham, Jurgen Klopp's pitch invasion plus Mark Hughes' sacking
Ed Malyon, Jonathan Liew and Jack Pitt-Brooke are in the studio to dissect the weekend's action and news
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Your support makes all the difference.Well the Premier League didn't disappoint this weekend, with an absolutely stonking north London derby, a pretty bizarre ending to the Merseyside derby and more dropped points for Manchester United leading to the sacking of Mark Hughes.
All in all, there's a hell of a lot to discuss and thus the best available writers from Independent Sport's crack team of correspondents hastily assembled in the studio to discuss some action.
Why were Tottenham so bad? How were Arsenal so good? Will Mark Hughes get another Premier League job? Was Jurgen Klopp out of order running on the pitch?
All of those questions and more are answered in this week's podcast.
Click play above to listen to the latest episode, which is also available on iTunes, acast and all other podcast providers (if the audio is not appearing on your mobile, you may need to view on desktop or download the podcast).
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