Arsenal delivered a commanding performance this evening as they secured a 4 1 victory over Aston Villa, sending a clear message in the Premier League title race. Villa arrived at the Emirates having won their previous eleven matches in all competitions and were confident they were in ideal form to face Mikel Arteta’s side.
Despite Villa’s momentum, Arsenal understood the importance of protecting their position at the top of the table. Dropping points at this stage would have given Manchester City a significant advantage, and that urgency was evident from the opening minutes. The Gunners started strongly, although Villa looked organised and well prepared, matching Arsenal’s intensity during the early exchanges.
First Half Stalemate Sets the Tone
Both teams committed players forward and tested each other, but Arsenal gradually asserted control, driven by home support and their superior possession. Villa defended with discipline and resilience, frustrating the hosts despite sustained pressure. Mikel Arteta’s players showed composure and patience, yet clear chances were limited, and the match remained goalless at halftime.
The stalemate ensured both managers had work to do during the interval, with tactical adjustments required to break the deadlock. Arsenal emerged from the break with renewed purpose, and the response to their manager’s instructions was immediate.
Arsenal Dominate After the Break
Just three minutes into the second half, Gabriel opened the scoring, shifting the momentum decisively in Arsenal’s favour. Martin Zubimendi soon doubled the advantage, leaving Villa visibly shaken. The Gunners pressed relentlessly, pinning their visitors deep and removing any attacking threat they had previously shown.
Leandro Trossard added a third goal as Arsenal continued to dominate proceedings. Gabriel Jesus then came off the bench to score a fourth, capping a ruthless spell of attacking football. Although Villa managed a consolation goal later on, it did little to alter the narrative of the match.
This performance ranks among Arsenal’s finest of the season and reinforces their belief that they can overcome any opponent in their pursuit of the title.
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Amazing result. So happy
The way we have been playing recently, I didn’t expect to win against 3rd place Villa let alone thrash them.
Regardless, of the upcoming City result, we are well and truly in the race
COYG
City’s result turned out to be the icing on the cake, haha!
What a win! Fantastic 2nd half and our open play goals are back!
Trossard my MOTM. Simply can’t find another player with as many goals and assists for £20m
He was mine too, though Gabriel was also a worthy winner! Outstanding performance from the team.
Super Trossard.
Dollar for dollar the best attacking player signed in the Arteta era
Most goals and assists for Arsenal in 2025. Little magician and very clever with his passing.
And to think, some doubted he deserved a payrise?
I think that was more based round the principle of sticking to the terms of the contract rather than his worth to the team. Personally, rewarding performances is ok with me. It’s nice to be highly thought of.
He was on low money in comparative terms. He was brought upto a more equal amount. Still less than Nketia though.
Statement win, am on cloud nine. Gyokeres hopeless, Merino also hopeless in midfield Arteta has to find alternatives honestly.
Thought Merino had a good game, am more worried of Saka, he is been not his usual best and my hope is that he needs a couple of games rest and reset. I wonder why Madueke isn’t coming on earlier in games like 69th minute.
Meant 60th
Merino actually did pretty well with ten defensive contributions, according to FPL
@Gai IMO, Norgard holds the ball better than Merino and not easily Disppossed.
I don’t know why Arteta has some favorite players ie Saka is losing his goals scoring form even when in good space. Yet Arteta chose to keep him on the field for too long.
The coach should be more careful of players burn out. EZE could have come in when Arsenal was leading 3:0 and rest Odegard legs. He has had injuries. this season.
It’s a structure / tactical thing I think. Norgaard is seen as more of a defensive player than Merino or Rice. He’s very good at what he does but he’s regarded as less of a box to box midfielder.
He may not have scored but he was effective
I thought Merino was the only player to use when Rice dropped out. He played well enough without being outstanding, and will probably play against Bournemouth, unless Rice makes a rapid recovery.
Although I suppose you could move Zubimendi forward (he seems to get into the attack often enough) and put Norgaard in the defensive role.
To me, this saved our season. What a 2nd half performance. So many players stepped up when it was very much needed. Big Gabi back is a huge sigh of relief. This team without him is so different. Gabby J with an amazing goal today too and Odegaard looking like his old self again finally. Let’s keep going is all they can do. Whole 2nd half of a season to play!
They MUST enjoy playing football like they did in the second half compared to some of the football in the first?
Gyokeres played well he is great player play him first half always 2nd half Jesus or havitz or Start with 2 strikers upfront.
At last we played with intensity and directness. No more forward, forward, stop, pass sideways, pass sideways, pass back.
With intensity like this and the strength of our attacking players, we should blow away more teams than Bonnie Blue!
Very shaky first half, but Magalhaes’ amazing aerial ability, timing, positioning and effort in the penalty box forced Aston Villa to open up in the second half
Odegaard and Zubimendi were massive in the second half as well, with their steals and passes. Great shots from Trossard, Zubimendi and Jesus
Gyokeres obviously tried his best to play against EPL CBs, but he’s simply not at that level yet. Once Havertz and Jesus become fully fit, I think Gyokeres will be our third CF option
I think he still needs time, I fully judge him the next season. Currently I believe jesus is better in keeping the ball and holding it up for team mates, Harvetz as well when he comes back. Gyo is a great runner and we aren’t playing to his strengths.
If you watch Thierry Henry’s analysis about the comparison between Martinelli and him when they had only one defender left to get past, you’d realize that he doesn’t even possess the speed to outpace EPL defenders
I don’t think he’ll improve next season after watching his last ten games, but I hope he’ll prove me wrong because of his effort to join us
@Gai Gyok actually did his beat today, And considering he didn’t have any preseason with his team mates after coming from slower keagues. I trust he would be ready next season.
I see he is making a lot of efforts.
The players also need to trust him more the Wingers seem selfish with the ball at times.
The players trusted him by passing the ball to him, but his inability to receive and hold the ball almost made Aston Villa able to score
gotanidea can you please spare gyo for once. Though he has not been scoring goals as expected but he’s doing good job by keeping opposing defenders busy. Is it a coincidence that whenever he leaves the pitch, defenders feel free to join attack. Most strikers bought in summer by different clubs are not finding it easy to score goals. Let’s support him and judge him by next season. Most of you singing praises of Harvetz now never gave him chance. Some of us know that you never supported us buying him over Sesko. So far, Sesko has not performed better than him. Please, allow Gyo breathe.
👍Well said HG.
I think Gyo has not had any chance to train with Havertz and Jesus who can give him tips and ideas on how to play as theyre very experienced now in the PL…
He does a great job of keeping the oppo CB’s occupied.. if that means others are getting the goals thats fine
Once he has had more training with those two and then a full pre season I think you will see a completely different player next season.
In the meantime a great goal by Jesus which will give him confidence and lets see him work hard for his CF spot – bear in mind the CB’s are tired by the time he comes on … maybe Gyo would be the same if he had a rest and came on for last 20-30 mins also … which will likely happen once he is competing with jesus and Havertz… good problems to have
Great unexpected thrashing of Villa.. onwards and upwards
COYG
What is going on ? Only one goal from a set piece and not one own goal. Mikel needs to sort it out 😂
H. D. It was the set piece goal, which set the the roll going. It would have been a very nervy second half without it. It’s always a question of how soon we can break down the wall and open up play. If the opposition scores first we tend to huff and puff.
Great statement win. Just what we needed.
Hopefully we continue this winning streak for as long as possible.
I was so scared of this match, especially without Rice I was more scared.
The lads did very well.
Big Gabi’s presence is extremely vital in this team. I pray he stays fit for the rest of the season.
Someone here said that he feels we were going to score lots of goals in this match and it happened.
Let the flood gates of goals begin.
Bournemouth next on Saturday. Hopefully we get another win and continue our lead at the top of the table.
So we can actually be this good! The guys were full of pressing, we pinned villa back and never gave the a sniff till the dying minutes. Hopefully we are fully back to the flowing moves and scoring 3, 4, 5 goals. Loved every bit of our play and I do hope that we’ve turned a corner now.
Watkins had two good first-half “sniffs”.
It was an enjoyable game (second half at least) to watch. Funnily enough, and I didn’t know. 4 times Rice has not been available, we have won. Bench him🤣 It was a big result in more ways than one and basically puts Villa out of it, realistically. They haven’t a big enough squad anyway but this nails it down. Maybe now, we will play more like the second half moving forwards and try to win the prem, not try to not lose it. Gab, Ode, Trossard and Raya were our stand outs all game for me but second half everyone played better.
Can’t argue there! Ode is turning to top of his game form. He is the one who usually orchestrates the press. Hincapie wasn’t bad either. And this game reminded me of a couple seasons ago, going for wins is just our thing and Arteta should know that.
I was just telling myself before the game that Rice would be missed but hopefully his absence could be a blessing as he has slowed the game down. Probably not him, he just followed instructions better.
Amazing that we played a dynamic and open game. We need to think about how to fit Eze and Gyoketes in and play to their strength. Image the full starting lineup without injury, we would be scary.
They were never in it. It was only a matter of time. They are punching above their weight. Great result though totally annihilation when they are arguably the current best side in the league.
Morgan Rogers talked pretty glowingly about us post-match. Wouldnt mind a summer bid there 😉
Gunners boys makes me proud and thank you Mikel Arteta for a second half tactical approach that changed the game completely. Trossard was the of the moment and our soldier at the back Gabriel. Ordegaard sitting a good example as the captain. Well done to you all my players.
This is Mikel Arteta’s best performance of the campaign, a keep saying the Spaniard is a tactical genius
What a match and a case of the proverbial game of 2 halves. There was a huge amount of endeavour in the first half with Villa time wasting and going to ground too easily. Very noticeable was Saka not getting much of the ball, whereas Trossard was a dynamo on the left. Odegaard was stupendous as well.
Second half was more of the same with Trossard and Odegaard except that once the second goal went in, Villa were completely deflated and it was attacking, dominant football that I knew was in there
Good to know that White got on the pitch as Gabriel had to go off and Jesus had his shooting boots on. Not quite working for Gyokeres but he was tireless in his efforts to distract Villa.
Cracking night of football
SueP
Was just looking at Arteta after the match, searching for his Spaniard counterpart who was nowhere in sight.
You can see this steely determination evident in his demeanor and ability to respond positively after setbacks
I missed that Gunsmoke- had a late train to catch. Arteta has always had that steely determination you speak of, that’s why I have supported him from day one.
Great result. Highly needed. Great squad. Arteta needs to trust some of his squad players more – eg Norgard. Norgard should have come in with Rice out, and at least subbed on at the start of the 2nd half with Merino on a yellow. We got away with a potential red card for Merino and that would have been on Arteta cos it was coming.
Yea, ref did us a kindness there. It was a blatant 2nd yellow. Need things to go our favor sometimes tbh.
Agreed
No. Should every foul be a card? Should every foul when on a card be a second card? It was a foul, but no worse than all the other fouls that didn’t result in booking. It wasn’t a bookable offence as it was genuine tussle for the ball. That Villa had been grounding themselves far too easy all game might have been on the refs mind by that point. I thought the ref had a great game. He got all big calls right by giving himself time, he reacted well with players and managers.
A “genuine tussle (sic) for the ball” doesn’t usually involve one of the players hanging onto the arm of his opponent.
A second yellow was a possibility given the nature of the challenge. However, that does not mean it should have been a second yellow. Referees need to exercise some judgement and have been advised to set a high bar for such infringements. This should help maintain the integrity of games rather than the nonsense that we saw last year with ridiculous yellow cards being given for knocking the ball away a few feet.
I totally agree. A tussle is a bit of shirt and arm, In this game alone many free kicks went against us when they had as much shirt and arm as we there’s. Watkins committed five bookable offences before eventually booked, and even that didn’t stop him as ref went on giving free kicks against him. For all the pressure on Gyok for misses, Watkins misses much more great chances each season than Gyok.
All good when the call goes out way. Not always the case though. Then it’s a conspiracy.
Emery walking off straight into the tunnel fuming.. simply beautiful 🥹😆
🤣🤣
Epic👍😻👍
QD, nothing wrong with a manager showing passion and disappointment, provided not misdirected or unsporting.
Managers are supposed to shake hands afterwards – MA was looking for him. It looked like none of the Villa coaching team acknowledged MA or ours at the final whistle. How unsporting, and should be a bigger story like fine them.
Moongirl, it’s not really in the rules to shake hands after the game, just something they do out of sportsmanship. I’ve seen this happen often, and it’s quickly forgotten. I’m sure both managers spoke later.
I think it is really is in the rules these days, just like have to do the interviews, players and manager shake hands before kick off, and managers at final whistle, which is why you often see mere hand touch at distance without even looking at each other, like octopus sex. Emery couldn’t even manage octopus sex last night, the child. League should fine him.
Never a dull moment reading your posts, Moon Girl. So much so I looked up octopus sex and learned something new
Yes, As football managers often do the obligated post match touch of hands at greatest distance without even looking at the other person it reminds me of octopus sex. outstretched tentacle from boy octopus dumps packet he’s done in girl octopus outstretched tentacle, boy octopus then legs it, without legs so figuratively. This is how boy octopus can focus on following sport all life, without distractions getting in the way. Maybe girl octopus wanted a cuddle, maybe not same in their world as we talk of boneless creature capable of squeezing through the smallest crevice to get away quick – just like the villa manager.
I’m all for octopus sex. Wouldn’t it be great if the FA mandates mangers to cuddle and peck each other on the cheeks post match. That would be a sight to behold
I always love his comments 😀🫶
Yeah, he looked really distraught earlier.
Big Gabbie is back and with a scoring bonus ….
Jesus finds the net …..
Happy end to 2025
Just what we needed, fantastic to see four go past Martinez 😊😊😊. I don’t see how they got that last goal, it was horrific by Raya, but he’s been so good for us, can’t blame him for a lapse.
I dunno, Malen straight dribbled past like four defenders to get his shot away, and then MLS forgot to mark Ollie Watkins on the other side. So seemed more like one of our classic defensive switch-offs in added time than anything Raya did wrong per se.
Malen is a cart horse, not prem standard, shocking we allowed him to get shot away. When we sit back trying to defend what we have we look vulnerable. Every team in Prem make it hard work for us to break them down, yet we look like conceding in defensive shape with everyone behind the ball. I think it’s because we give too much time, not enough pressing the ball in our defensive shape. Two banks of 5 should still mean pressing the ball constantly not conceding time to get ball in dangerously.
Yeah I definitely agree with that point about not pressing and tackling quickly enough in defense when we’re defending a lead. I’m noticing more mistakes from Saliba in particular lately, and that was his territory really, but it’s a general issue. There’s a kind of slacking off that especially happens at the end of games that has led to a few goals against.
It’s something we need to work on if we are going to bring home the bacon. There will be times we have to see out narrow lead for last ten minutes plus injury time by going into low block ourselves. The difference between our rubbish low block and all the very effective low blocks against us is ours sits off just marking space, everyone else engages our player with ball, sometimes with more than one engager, quickly squeezing the space to do anything. As we stand off, we are simply inviting a very decent dangerous ball in, from which anything can happen.
We can’t be alone in seeing this, it’s so patently obvious, we look so fragile in low block mode.
I also feel uneasy each time we concede a corner. How can a tall side so brilliant at attacking corner not be nearly as good defending a corner.
There is plenty to work on, this team is far from finished article.
Emery tantrum down the tunnel was the cherry on the top 🙂
Bring on the Cherries.
Can’t wait to gobble them up!
Good point. I’ll invent a pitcher of cocktail specially for this match.
Gobble Em Up Cherry Cocktail
2 part bourbon to 1 part spiced cherry syrup (making our own), 3 dashes Angostura, garnish with Cinnamon stick.
In saucepan pitted cherries, brown sugar water, and 3 cinnamon sticks, cook for about 20 minutes till cherries soft, strain and proper cool in fridge. Combine spiced cherry syrup with the bourbon and bitters and proper stirring.
Congrats Gooners! Over to you Sunderland. Farewell 2025; trophy laden year 2026?
Only if Haaland gets injured. The monstrous CF is that good
Yee of little faith
Excellent team effort by Arsenal manager and players against a well managed Aston Villa on a winning run, who came to play. Having Gabi back was a factor. Now all Arsenal have to do is show the same comfidence abd attacking play exhibited in the second half, against the “so called lesser teams” employing a low block.
The goals being given up in extra time are a concern; however at 4-0 up, a drop in intensity can be forgiven.
I’m so superhappy..been long I felt this kind of joy. Now lets go win this epl trophy.
COYG
What a great win. So important to win this game, and every player involved did so well tonight. It’s teamwork at its best. Nice to see that Garbriel, Odegaard and Jesus again are on a high level. I’m so happy for the players and the manager that they are performing when it’s most needed.
What a difference a second half makes. We should have gone for six once we had them on the ropes. I think our euphoria is coming from the fact that they stole two points from us with that last second goal at Villa Park. Then their is the Martinez factor,. A great competitor but a not very likeable guy, with a huge chip on his shoulders. And their manager of course. For those saying we didn’t miss Rice, think back to the first half specifically those huge holes in our midfield, which we were lucky not to be punished for . About, Gyorkes, I think enough has already been said. We play better when he is not on the pitch. It’s up to him to get used to Arsenal’s game and not a matter for the team to slow everything down to accommodate his supposed strengths.
On commentary they said Martinez should have punched it, I think catch wasn’t impossible or wrong call, he simply messed up and dropped it. I’m not sure if Gabi scored, last touch that directed ball goalwards was Martinez.
I’m not sure Villa’s long balls had joy because of missing rice. Sure obviously missed Rice, but villas long passing worked because our deeper lying players had pushed forward to join press and support keep ball, Timber and Big gab certainly were, otherwise they would have been in right place to tussle for the long ball coming at them, and the passes commentary raving about would not have looked as good. I think it was guidance from Villa boss that Ars like to push fullback on, and centre defence join in too so hit it long and early, and counter guidance from MA at half time that Villa were doing that, so don’t step forward quite so quick.
The other two strikers being fit could work well for Yok, take pressure off.
He was on the pitch when we scored 3 though.
This was evidently a very good result and indicative of what can happen when Arsenal take their chances. Aston Villa remain a good and dangerous team but their results have papered over some limitations in their game.
Arsenal midfielders did very well and Trossard’s performance was once again impressive.
Hopefully, Rice will be back soon as he will be needed for some of the upcoming challenges.
Finally a game where we take our chances and simply ran over Villa in the 2nd half. Even better that we did it without our player of the season and the engine of the team aka Rice.
Emery the sore loser ran off without shaking hands yet some here will still kiss his feet. Dude got smacked and couldn’t handle it, thank god we got rid of that weak mentality loser.
Probably the best half of football this season ,boys showed up and got the result .
Onto the next .
Recency bias
What a sweet revenge! Congratulations boys. Having said that, it’s worrisome to know that arsenal have not conceeded a goal when Saliba and Gabriel pairs at the center back. Arteta should work on this and rotate more to avoid rustiness on some players.
Sore loser Emery didn’t shake hand with Arteta blaming Arteta for not doing so. Please review Villa’s match v City. After the final whistle Pep was arguing with refs then Emery waited until Pep finishes to salute him. After reviewing the clip you’ll see the difference that Emery truly hates Arsenal winning the title.
Nonsense conclusion. Not sure why some people come up with these silly ideas about people’s motivations. This should not be an issue anyway. Arsenal won the game and move on to the next.
This topic came up under Wenger who was a sore loser. It shows passion and desire to be a winner. Looking at it from another perspective, the manager has to bite the bullet and do the right thing, however painful it might be. In Emery’s case, there would have been a burning desire to show the club was wrong to dismiss him and also to maintain that winning streak and keep Villa in contention.
It shouldn’t matter now, but it was a dramatic display of the senior Spaniard displeasure with the game outcome, the stakes were high, especially with Villa long unbeaten run.
When Arsenal Invincibles long unbeaten run was broken at Old Trafford, I was disappointed for weeks, I remember Alex Ferguson saying immediately after game, and I quote ” I get the feeling if we didn’t stop them no one else would ”
That speech only rub salt in my wounds
I really don’t remember if the legendary Frenchman shook the Scottish hands , after some very suspicious officiating.
It doesn’t matter one little bit…it’s so unimportant.
I beg to differ, Jax. Perception plays a role imo. I didn’t like AW behaving like that especially as in every other respect he was a gentleman. It shows respect for your opponent to be gracious in defeat, regardless of how you feel inside. Arteta got flack for complaining about this and that and premier league managers should rise above it. Not easy though
Sue, I don’t even see the point of the pre match handshakes between the teams. Never used to do this. IMO It’s just a pointless ritual.
Did Wenger shake Pullis’ or Allardyces hand? I can’t remember.
It was his lack of rapport with Mourhino that I remember in particular- lots of animosity on both sides
Sue, I’d forgotten about Jose. I doubt if anyone shook his hand.
I enjoyed his one shove of Jose way more than the thousands of hands he shook. Maybe I watch football for all the wrong reasons lol
Did he blame MA? That’s a disgrace. Emery knows he messed up and is still digging in his hole. It’s clear MA went looking for Emery but Emery was gone. If I was MA I would have gone looking for Emery too, but Emery couldn’t even manage octopus sex. Fine him, it’s clearly in rules these days.
MY 11 AGAINST BOURNEMOUTH –
Gyokeres.
Martinelli. Eze. Madueke.
Merino. Norgaard.
Skelly. Gabriel. Saliba. Timber.
Raya.
Subs –
Jesus, Havertz, Trossard, Odegaard, Saka, Zubimendi, Hincapie, White, Kepa.
Odegaard is in undroppable form. Eze can come in later in 2nd half depending on game state
The players also need to trust Gyökeres more. At times the wingers seem too selfish with the ball, especially Saka, who appears overly focused on getting on the scoresheet instead of finding the striker in better positions.
Saka was kind of silent yesterday. At 3 goals up I was thinking arteta was going to make lots of substitutions but he still had to wait until 80min.
Probably due to us switching most of our play to the left (or so it seemed).
Even with Odegaard back.
Saka was silent because Villa saw him as a threat and put two players on him. This worked in our favour because it meant Trossard had fewer players on him and he caused havoc. Lots of teams have been doing this to Saka actually. We just need to take advantage of that.
Let’s hope the couple of posters on here constantly questioning Ødegaard’s inclusion in the team, eat their words after his fantastic performance last night. What a second half performance by the whole team after a dodgy first half.
GB
He was my MOTM. Hot on his heels was Trossard. It was a great team performance to sweep aside the recent squeaky bum outings. Villa are no mugs. The first half was fairly even and AV on the break looked dangerous. The only thing that got everyone going was the constant “injury “ breaks and Martinez taking ages to take a kick. Designed to disrupt perhaps?
Well said GB 👍
Hope you guys are right about Odegaard. He is our best creative hope and if we are going to pull off this title race as we should, then we meet him to get back to his 2022-23 potential.
That’s more like it boys. After suffering a bit in the first half, they got the first goal and it just rolled on from there.
I thought it was an all round good team performance, but a special mention for Gabriel, Odegaard, and Trossard. And it was nice to see Jesus round off the goalscoring. I believe he scored Arsenal’s first goal of 2025, and he scored their last goal of 2025.
It’s so much more comfortable to watch when the boys are more clinical in front of goal. Come on boys, keep it going. UP THE GUNNERS. 👍
While acknowledging the performances of Trossard, Odegaard and Gabby, I thought Zubimendi had his best 45 minutes in an Arsenal shirt in the second half.
Arteta needs to rotate we for the cup games this month. Honestly I know we’d take an FA cup or league cup, but not this season we need to give 100% resource on the league. So we should be calling up at least 4/5 reserves for league cup. Ludicrous I know, since we have a big squad to cope with all fronts, but it’s not worth risk of injuries..
Great result today, feels like a big big win…
He doesn’t really play the others for premier League games and champions league, so our cup games starting 11 will remain strong except u don’t want the other guys to play at all and just remain bench warming. Someone like eze hasn’t started our last 3 epl game and I think came ok as a substitute only once, same goes for norgaard, Ethan nwaneri, madueke.
Exactly mate not at all. I’d hate to see someone like Gabriel or a Rice start in a meaninless cup game pick up some silly injury.
Honestly we should not even start Saliba or Gabriel in the cups.
Let’s hope he starts all of those players you’ve mentioned start and do close to 90.
Really soo important to get through January with no more injuries.
The cups are not meaningless
Agent Xhaka has done it again!
Will the City bound Semenyo redeem City on Saturday when Bournemouth play Arsenal? Will the gap extend to 7 points? Can’t wait
We have to keep or extend the 4 point buffer, don’t rest on our laurels – City don’t lose points that often, but maybe they suffer from pressure as well.
I don’t know,but it seems we play with more freedom whenever Rice is not involved.In other words,he has been holding us back from playing free flowing football.
Wow
That’s a huge call Matthew
That’s the most understated comment I’ve read here in a while, Gunsmoke🤣. You’re really very kind.
Matthew,
Have you been at the sauce again. 🤦♂️😂👍