00:00Looking ahead to tomorrow against Leeds, you've had a few weeks to reflect on the dust against Brighton.
00:07Now that the dust has settled, how do you view it?
00:11Well, the pain is still there in the tummy and tomorrow we certainly have to play with that.
00:17Because it was a lesson for us, it was a lot to learn from that game,
00:21especially when you don't hit sets and basics in a football match,
00:25especially against a really good Brighton side.
00:30You become almost not recognisable, you know, and it can happen.
00:36But it's been more about learning from who we are and how thin the line is from being exceptional
00:43and to becoming very average, and that's the reality.
00:46But as well, just realising that with the difficult context that we had with all the internationals that we had,
00:53what we've done in the first 18 weeks, I think it's been remarkable.
00:56But a big attention because things change very quickly.
01:02They do change very quickly and the Leeds are in an incredible position.
01:06They're unbeaten. I'm not sure many would have expected that.
01:09And they've conceded one goal fewer than Arsenal.
01:14Are you surprised by the positive start by them and what do you expect?
01:17When I watch their games, no.
01:19And I think they fully deserve where they are because they've earned it.
01:24And they are there because I think they merit with a lot of great things
01:29that they've done throughout matches to be better than the opponent.
01:32And we know their qualities. We talked to them in the last two days and we are fully ready for
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