The title race is hotting up with Arsenal picking up three points against Luton Town after a last-gasp winner from Declan Rice, it’s up to our Dec and Jonny to weigh in on whether the Gunners’ credentials are worth enough to go the distance this season. 

David Raya continues to dominate the issues for Mikel Arteta’s team but with few goals being scored from the forward line’s biggest hitters from last season, will they regret not strengthening both sides of the pitch in January’s transfer window if funds are indeed not high as is being reported?

The Premier League, this week, announced a £6.7billion domestic TV rights deal that will run from the 2025/26 season until 2028/29. With the English top flight solidifying itself, once again, as the richest league in Europe with more matches guaranteed to be televised in this new deal, what are the benefits we will see in our game?

The 3pm blackout will remain in place in this new deal, but should this become a relic of the past? What are the knock-on effects across the division and the footballing pyramid thanks to this humungous price tag? And what will the consumer end up paying for in what may not just be what is in their pocket?

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