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PSG and Bayern deliver a Champions League all-time classic | Football Weekly

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PSG and Bayern deliver a Champions League all-time classic | Football Weekly

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PSG and Bayern deliver a Champions League all-time classic | Football Weekly

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Wilson and Jonathan Liew to discuss Tuesday night’s Champions League thriller and Ipswich’s late push for automatic promotion
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On today’s pod: The panel discuss the record-breaking nine-goal Champions League semi-final between PSG and Bayern Munich. Where does it rank among the greatest games ever? Was it chaos or perfection? And how do you analyse a match in which both teams seemed entirely committed to attack? From Harry Kane’s all-round brilliance to Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s magic, João Neves’s improbable header and that controversial handball penalty – was that harsh on Alphonso Davies?

Elsewhere, Ipswich take a huge step towards Premier League promotion after Jack Clarke’s late goal at St Mary’s, as Southampton throw away their chance of automatic promotion. The panel also look ahead to the final day of the Championship season this weekend.
Plus, Manchester United edge closer to Champions League qualification with a 2-1 win against Brentford on Monday night. The panel questions whether Carrick is the real deal, discusses Kobbie Mainoo’s new contract, and whether José Mourinho is heading back to Real Madrid.

Also, the panel discusses John Stones' departure from Manchester City, how to scatter ashes and we answer your questions.

Chapters:
00:00 - Coming up...
00:53 - 5-4! Football is back
21:43 - Oh no, Atleti vs Arsenal
25:03 - Championship promotion race
27:03 - United 2-1 Brentford
28:50 - Who will United hire?
36:06 - Who will Real hire?
40:52 - World Cup rule changes
42:42 - John Stones to leave City
45:18 - Hodgson on holiday
47:25 - Rochdale York fallout

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