Estêvão Superstar, Martinez Seeing Stars (and Red), Arsenal hold | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
Episode 42 min 37s

Estêvão Superstar, Martinez Seeing Stars (and Red), Arsenal hold | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter

Tim Vickery believes Estêvão could be Brazil's biggest talent since Neymar. But is Xabi Alonso getting the best out of Chelsea's Brazilian wonderkid?

After Estêvão's impressive performance against Manchester United, Tim and Henry Winter discuss his extraordinary potential, Chelsea's tactical dilemma and why he could become the next great entertainer at Stamford Bridge.

Elsewhere, Henry delivers a damning assessment of Lisandro Martínez following Manchester United's latest defeat, while Arsenal's victory at Anfield raises a bigger question: can anyone stop them from retaining the Premier League title?

There's also Harry Kane's historic Ballon d'Or triumph, Liverpool's midfield problems and a fiery Superclásico between Boca Juniors and River Plate.

Two continents. Two perspectives. One beautiful game.

CHAPTERS

00:00–04:06 The Superclásico: has derby football gone too far?

04:06–08:02 Henry Winter defends football's fiercest rivalries

08:02–12:38 Why football rivalries mean so much to supporters

12:38–19:04 Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or triumph and remarkable journey

19:04–24:01 Estêvão: Brazil's biggest talent since Neymar?

24:01–27:37 Xabi Alonso's Chelsea dilemma and Estêvão's future

27:37–30:33 Lisandro Martínez's Manchester United crisis

30:33–34:39 Why Argentina's players thrive on the international stage

34:39–36:06 Arsenal's Anfield victory and the gamesmanship debate

36:06–38:32 Liverpool's midfield problem and the No. 10 dilemma

38:32–40:27 Can anyone stop Arsenal winning another Premier League title?

40:27–42:42 Vinícius Jr, Arsenal and the future of London's football hierarchy

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