Yeah, of course, as soon as that heavenly tie and Sincereo finished, the heavens opened here.

Can you hear what it is now? It's bucketing down. Tears in the rain comes from Blade Runner.

Tears in the rain is what we saw from so many of Hansi Flick's players, not from Flick, not from Lamin Yamal.

But we saw, I think, for everybody who's a neutral, anybody is an Interfan,

but anybody who simply loves football, tears of joy.

This is Rebista de la Liga. This is the Champions League's semi-final second leg review. First of all, thanks to the socios who have joined us this week, amongst other, J.P. Adam,

Rief Larson, I remember you, Alan S.

Welcome all of you, there are many more.

The big points to talk about here are without question the extraordinary opposing forces that come together.

It genuinely did feel like irresistible force, immovable object.

What's to be talked about, I guess, is the fact that maybe the best footballer in the world maybe

certainly the best teenager in the world isn't going to be in Munich isn't going to be

facing either Paris Saint-German or Arsenal big talking points will include should

a top team be able to defend a lead with two minutes of normal time and five minutes of added time left?

Let's ponder that one.

But all of that, all of the tears and the joy, will be for socios.

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