Hello and welcome back to the Extra Time podcast it's me Patrick Van Stratton and today I am joined by Mike Atkins

who is like the wizard behind the curtain of the podcast are you not Mike?

Yeah yeah pretty much the new podcast channel as well which you're you're going to be watching this on today so you know I hope you like how it all looks and everything

Yeah and joining us as well is I would say recent podcast MVP Henry Hill how are you doing Henry

Patrick that's a very flattering entry thank you very much I'm good I'm good

you've had extremely good reviews from the viewers.

Well, I mean, they've got ears and eyes,

so I'm not surprised, quite frankly.

Actually, no, I don't want that included that all.

Yeah, no, it's, it's fun, it's fun. It's fun. It's a it's enjoyable to be doing it. I have nothing interesting to say about that.

So today we're going to be talking about whether Man United and Chelsea have got the Champions League

places wrapped up for years to come. An exciting transfer move for Liverpool and whether Robert

Lendofsky can win the Balondor this season.

So we start with the race for the Champions League.

Obviously, Mann United and Chelsea both recorded three goal wins this weekend

to take control of the race for Champions League football this season,

especially given that Wolves lost at home to Arsenal. United Battered Bormuth, 5 to a couple of goals from Greenwood in there

as well as from Marcya Rel Rashford and Fernandez while the Blues beat

what for three now thanks to strikes from Giroux, Willian and Barclay. So there's now a

three-point gap between United in fifth and Wolves in sixth and a six-point gap between United in fifth and Wolves in sixth and a six-point gap between

United and Arsenal down in seventh. It looks like these two sides are going to

comfortably make the Champions League places assuming that City aren't going to be there.

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