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EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 50 MIN

E203: “Myles Ahead” — Arsenal 3-0 Fulham, Lewis-Skelly Shines as Title Pressure Builds (Match Review)

from The Non-Negotiables: Arsenal Podcast · host The NN Pod

Arsenal delivered one of their most complete Premier League performances of the season with a commanding 3-0 victory over Fulham at the Emirates — and with Atlético Madrid looming, Mikel Arteta’s rotation, tactical adjustments, and squad management all come under the microscope.The team breaks down the surprise inclusion of Myles Lewis-Skelly in midfield, his standout technical performance, and what his display may mean for Arsenal’s midfield options moving forward. Bukayo Saka’s sharpness, Riccardo Calafiori’s influential return, and Leandro Trossard’s best attacking display in months all feature heavily as Arsenal finally produced the kind of fluid, aggressive attacking football that has often felt missing.There’s major focus on Viktor Gyökeres’ evolving performance, with two goals and an assist raising fresh discussion around confidence, technical level, and whether Arsenal may finally be seeing signs of his full integration.The pod also examines Arsenal’s game management, second-half control, goal difference frustrations, and what this result means in the wider title race as Manchester City continue to apply pressure.Beyond the match itself, the conversation expands into media narratives around Arsenal’s season, perceived anti-Arsenal discourse, Fulham’s performance level, and how wider football coverage may be shaping external perceptions of Arteta’s side.A huge home win. A breakout midfield display. A title race that remains firmly alive.🎧 Arsenal stay in the fight — and may have found something new at exactly the right time.Chapters:(00:00) - Arteta’s Non-Negotiables & Intro(00:18) - Fulham Review Setup, Team News & MLS Midfield Surprise(01:35) - Myles Lewis-Skelly Midfield Debut Analysis(05:23) - Fulham’s Slow Midfield & Early Tactical Impressions(06:10) - Handbrake Off? Arsenal’s Best Attacking Performance Debate(07:24) - 1-0 | Gyökeres Opens Scoring After Saka Brilliance(10:18) - Set Piece xG Debate & Statistical Frustrations(11:51) - Arsenal’s Sustained Pressure & Saka’s Sharpness(12:47) - Calafiori’s Return, Offside Goal & Tactical Impact(14:43) - 2-0 | Saka Finishes After Gyökeres Hold-Up Play(15:35) - Gyökeres Technical Growth & Confidence Discussion(19:21) - 3-0 | Trossard Counter & Gyökeres Second Goal(21:28) - Half-Time Control, Saka Management & Atlético Rotation Context(24:19) - Second Half Substitutions & Arteta’s Game Management(30:46) - Title Race Run-In, Remaining Fixtures & Man City Pressure(35:08) - Clean Sheet Importance & Defensive Standards(37:43) - Arsenal Media Narrative, Gaslighting & League-Wide Perception Debate(42:10) - Fulham Performance, Smith Rowe Narrative & Media Criticism(49:31) - Outro & Atlético Madrid Preview Setup

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