Hello and welcome to a brand new ArsBlog, Arscast right here on ArsBlog.com.

How are you? Hope you're well. Thank you very much indeed. As always, for being here. Today, we will be looking back at Arsenal's 2-1 win over Fulham in the Premier

League, a game which brought some joy because of the return of Bacayosaka and the fact that he

got on the score sheet just six minutes after being introduced in the second half. But a game which

also brought a measure of despair because we lost Gabriel

to a hamstring injury. It looks like Jury and Timber could be injured too. Ben White didn't play

in the game because he picked up a knock in training. So the injuries are mounting up ahead of

not just the games against Royal Madrid, but what remains of this season. And those are things

that we will delve into in just a couple of minutes' time as we start to talk about the match.

But at the top of the podcast, I just want to talk a little bit about this month and what we

normally do, or certainly have done over the last couple of years, in the month of April. Now, many of you

will be aware that our good friends at the Arsenal Vision podcast hold an annual fundraiser

for the Arsenal Foundation, raising money for the incredible work they do at the Zattery Refugee Camp.

And as we always do, we'll be helping that, we'll be supporting that, we'll be pushing people

towards that because the work that the Arsenal Foundation do there and in other aspects of the

work they do is just hugely important and very commendable.

And we want to make sure that we can maximize the goodwill of the Arsenal Vision community

and of the Arsblog community as well, and maybe even

the wider Arsenal community too, who have over the last number of years shown incredible

generosity and the amount of money that's been raised over the last few years has been absolutely

amazing. So we'll get Elliot on at some point next week and we'll talk about the fundraiser and the work that they're going to try and do over the course of this month.

From an arse blog perspective, what we have done in April is pledge to donate 100% of our Patreon revenue to charity.

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