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Arsenal’s victory at Liverpool proved that good defending is the mark of champions. The Gunners won for the first time in 13 visits to Anfield. But was it an interesting spectacle and does it matter? Arsenal fans won’t care if they win back-to-back titles, but will Premier League neutrals switch off? Neil Humphreys discusses Arsenal’s form with listeners and announces the winner of this week’s prediction contest. Will he win again or will Audrey "Nostradamus” Siek take charge?
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