Mayhem at Old Trafford! | Arsenal still title favourites but City smell blood | Newcastle pay price for negative approach to Wear-Tyne derby - The Gary Neville Podcast

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Gary Neville joins Seb Hutchinson following Manchester United's 4-4 draw with Bournemouth at Old Trafford to discuss the mayhem that unfolded in the second-half, Newcastle's approach to the Wear-Tyne derby as a Nick Woltemade own-goal gifts Sunderland all three points and Arsenal leave it very late to beat bottom side Wolves.

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Mayhem at Old Trafford! | Arsenal still title favourites but City smell blood | Newcastle pay price for negative approach to Wear-Tyne derby

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