Published: 02:00, 3 April 2026 | Updated: 02:00, 3 April 2026

As Arsenal were reeling in the dying minutes of the Carabao Cup final, wondering how they had managed to let their Quadruple chances slip away after an unexpectedly toothless performance against title rivals Manchester City, Arsenal Fan TV were just getting started. In the next 24 hours, the infamous fan channel had posted 22 videos.

Ranging from the vox pops that made AFTV famous to podcasts and post-mortems, every possible aspect of Mikel Arteta and Co's misstep at Wembley was dissected, before, without a beat, attention switched back to the main event, the Premier League title race.

For AFTV, winning the league will represent the high watermark of their 14 years of coverage. The channel have covered every season since their launch in 2012, but the production around their latest will bear little resemblance to their first.

From founder Robbie Lyle waiting by the statue of Tony Adams outside the Emirates Stadium with a microphone has sprung a YouTube behemoth, with 1.8million subscribers and an eye-popping back catalogue of 28,000 videos - that's...