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Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC.

I'm Dan Thomas joined by Craig Burley and Ali Moreno.

Of course, second round of matches of the Champions League, the standout tie, Barcelona taking on PSG.

Barser, very impressive in the opening half and how thoroughly deserving of the lead.

Ferrin Torres getting the end of a rastred crosser, make it 1-0.

Question marks as to whether or not De Jong should have been sent off in the first half for a challenge on Nuno Mendes. It was yellow alley. Was that the right decision? It could have been orange, but we don't have those, so yellow will do enough. PSG grew into the game. Melu would make it 1-1 just before the break. and then Ramos coming off the bench to give PSG the victory winning by two goals to one. And we welcome in Frank Leboeuf. We'll be hearing from Frank in a moment but Craig you looked at the starting 11. No Dembele, no Dewey, no Carvice, no Marquino, you thought, well, bloomin heck. Jaunge. Jaunev got injured, I think was it in the warm-up or... PFC there for the taking, but they were... There's five players, not... It's five superstars.

Yes. Superstars going forward your most experienced defender away from home no problem. Well it was a problem at the start and that's what I was saying there during the highlight. It took a little while to them to grow into the game. When you're making as many changes as they've had to make in league on and today, and then you lose Joe Neves as a very, very good midfielder. So it upsets you a little bit. But that defending from Bassett for the second goals is just a shambles. It's a shambles. There's no pressure on the ball and they've

left all that space in behind. It's just an absolute shambles. It's asking to be punished by

very good players, which PSG have. So a marker has been set down again. They are the best team

in Europe until somebody proves otherwise come the end of May or whenever the hell the final is,

usually about that time.

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