Hello, this is international football commentator Derek Ray, and you're listening to the Ranks FC podcast.

Hello, Ranks Squad and welcome to Champions League Takeaway here on Ranks FC.

After one of the most insane games of football, we have ever witnessed, perhaps the best two-legged tie at the Champions League has ever seen as Intervalan

knock Barcelona out in the semifinals, 7-6 on aggregate,

4-3 on the night at the Giuseppe Miats, at San Ciro,

in what was an encounter that had pretty much everything.

My name is Jack Collins, and I'll be your host as we try to work our way through the chaos

and joining me pretty much straight after that final whistle all the way from San Diego.

It's Mr. Dean Jones. How you doing, mate?

Yeah, good, mate. Yeah, that's fun.

Possibly the best Champions League two-le leger of all time, I guess.

I guess that's what we set?

I think it probably has to be.

I mean, in terms of goals scored, it matched the record of 13 goals, which is set two

different games, I believe, in a knockout tie.

Liverpool, Roma and sporting against Bayern. One of those was 12-1

to Byron on aggregate. So I think we can safely discount that one. The 7-6, the Liverpool Roma game,

I think we'll remember, had a couple of consolation goals late on rather than it having any real

jeopardy. Obviously, you can look at the great tyres, the remontade, what happened at Anfield, the corner taking quickly night.

But I think in terms of pure entertainment, in terms of two teams just standing there and going toe to toe over the course of 210 minutes, I cannot remember something that swung like that tie back and forth and back and forth in the

way that we've just witnessed tonight.

It was truly, truly incredible.

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