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Welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC. I'm Dan Thomas joined by Craig Burley, Steven

Nickel and Alan Moreno today's show dedicated to Manchester City's victory in the Champions

League final as they defeated into Milan by one goal to nail that one goal coming from

Rodney in the second half, which of course that only gives City their first ever Champions

League title, but it seals the treble as well. Take a look at the treble winners over

the years. Of course, Manchester City looking to emulate what the red half of Manchester

did in the past, and they have done that now, only the second English side to complete

the treble. Well, that's promised. Stuart Robson joined us. We'll be speaking to Robert

in a minute. Did I start negative? Obviously Manchester City have just won the final, and

it was great for you. From a spectacle, from a neutral's point of view, this was disappointing,

wasn't it? Well, I thought I'd be sitting here and we'd be sitting here talking about

a swashbuckling City performance that was comfortable to the three goals, because that's

kind of what we've seen. Certainly we saw it in the Real Madrid game. But in their biggest

moment in the history of their football club, the treble, but more importantly, the Champions

League was arguably one of their worst performances at this level. Now, a lot of that is down to

how interplayed. I think, this level played as well as they could. In City, probably played

as poorly as they have done for a long time. But you give into some credit for the way

they harassed and pressed and congested the midfield and the wing backs defended brilliantly,

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