I want to try and tell you the story about Super Thursday.

It was the Barcel papers that named Super Thursday that way, Super Jueves Claro,

because Barceles men's team was playing at home in Mongeuick in a controversial match against Tosusasuna.

Barstle's women's team were playing the quarter-final second leg against Wolfburg,

Wolfsburg in the Champions League, defending their title.

Barcelona's handball team and basketball team were also playing big ties.

In the end, every single one of the four tasted victory.

I was working at the Johann Kreif Stadium, a place that I love, even if it's only for the

name, against a Wolfsberg who were brutally good rivals two years ago in the final.

Barter added a six-gold spree to the four goals scored in Germany last week and won. One pretty easily

strewd, the Wolfsberg coach, who was the coach in that final two years ago,

Nguyenhoven, 2-0 up, 3-2 down, was the coach tonight and said to me, in German,

admittedly, but said to me quite clearly, Bars are favourites for the title.

Don't know about that.

They face Chelsea next, they won 3-0 against the the city having been two nil down. Interesting stuff. It was a really good game. Barsa played exceptional football. It was fun. What it prevented me doing is getting to Mondeuick to be at a game, which I think was controversial for really clear reasons. Ultimately, if you haven't looked at the papers this morning,

if you didn't watch it last night, and I wish you had done, but simply exuberantly, confidently,

sometimes beautifully. The real standout performances, although the goals came from Levendowski,

Ferrand Torres, and Danny Elmo from a retaking penalty kick.

The real standout performances for my taste came from Pedri, who was extraordinary.

And at this stage, I think, should be Ballandor, top three, top five.

There's many months to go.

But he's playing the football that makes

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