Arsenal’s magnificent seven goals set up Madrid quarter-final – Football Weekly podcast

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The Guardian

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🗓️ 5 March 2025

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair and Phil Kitromilides to discuss the Champions League and FA Cup. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

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0:00.0	This is The Guardian.
0:12.7	Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly.
0:14.7	Arsenal hit seven, bracket seven in the Champions League.
0:17.6	You feel like that should just about be enough to guarantee their place in the quarterfinal. Six different goal scorer. Insert question about needing a striker.
0:25.3	Wanieri, excellent again, Odegaard, looking like 2024 Odegaard. What a nice trip for the
0:30.0	travelling fans. They'll play the winners of the Madrid Derby. Rayal have a slender advantage
0:33.8	after a two-one win at the Bernabal. Rodrigo's brilliant opener cancelled out by Alvarez's
0:38.1	brilliant equaliser before Brahim Diaz scored the winner. All to play for then. A good night for
0:42.6	Aston Villa, who were perhaps a little lucky to get away with the 3-1 win in Bruges. Dormann in
0:46.6	Lille draw one apiece, Karamadi Ami with a textbook hard volley, such a gloriously sweet strike. Also today, plenty of EFL to discuss Jenny Ann Fantino and his close ties to
0:55.2	some of the more unpleasant leaders in the world, speaking of which the impact of Donald Trump's
0:59.2	economic war with Mexico and Canada on the 2026 World Cup in those three countries. Arson
1:04.3	Venger and the torso off sides, your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.
1:18.0	On the panel today, Barry Glendan, welcome.
1:19.1	Hi, Max.
1:19.7	Philippe O'Clair.
1:20.4	Bonjour, Max.
1:22.2	Hello.
1:23.6	Bonjour.
1:28.4	And the better half of the Spanish football podcast, Phil, Kitra Milides. Welcome, Phil.
1:34.7	Hello, Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires. Let's start in Eindhoven, Joey. Imagine, Barry, how upset the Arsenal fans would be if we didn't start. PSV-1, Arsenal 7, the first team
1:42.1	in Champions League knockout history to score seven away from home.
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