Welcome everybody into the ESPN FC Studios for this, the latest edition of the show,

alongside Craig Burley, Shaka Hislop. I'm Sebastian Salazar. Great to have you with us. We got lots

to get to, but let's start in England. Carabao Cup, semifinal, second leg between Arsenal and Newcastle.

Newcastle came in with a 2-0 lead on aggregate, and they would double it.

Four-nothing winners on aggregate.

Jacob Murphy scoring in the first half to make it 1-0-0 Newcastle.

And then Anthony Gordon off a terrible, terrible mistake at the back for Arsenal,

making it 2-0-0. Newcastle then heading to the Carabao Cup final after knocking Arsenal out of the competition.

For more on this, we welcome into the show, a good friend and colleague and a World Cup winner in Frank LeBuff.

But since it's a big Newcastle victory, I feel like Chuck, I gotta start with you.

How good were they, I guess over the course of the 180 minutes, but specifically today?

Listen, I thought Newcastle again were outstanding on the day.

At a time where you're looking for a response or you're looking to see which Arsenal shows up,

given their performance results on the weekend.

I thought certainly at the Emirates, while Newcastle came away, winners. I thought Arsenal showed exactly

what they could do, but you saw nothing of it. And credit to Newcastle for the way they closed

down. And while, yes, David Raya has to take a huge slice of responsibility for that second goal,

the way Newcastle closed down, Gordon coming in from the, well, Newcastle's left-hand side,

cutting out any angle for Ryder to try to pass the ball,

so they only had one option up through the middle.

And then that high line of Arsenal, and Alexander, Isaac and his pace,

they just could not play up against it. All they had to do is

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