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Hello and welcome to The Guardian football weekly post-match, Conte rage, on-pitch,

Mitra Vitch rage. The air has gone up Palace, champions leave draws in England squad.

Too much to get through today, but we'll start with Antonio. It's everyone else's fault

that mine Conte after a masterclass in spursiness in the last 15 minutes at Southampton.

Elsewhere in the Premier League, Arsenal motor onto the title against Managellus Palace,

there's some weird almost symmetry in the goals at Mollody and Chelsea drop more points at home.

Meanwhile, the hashtag cup of dreams sees an almighty meltdown from nice family club full of them.

Silver and Mitra Vitch absolutely furious about Williams completely fair dismissal

hands Manchester United victory, City and I like Burnley while Brighton and Sheffield United

make it through. Could be looking at Manchester Derby final. All of Italy's City in one half

of the Champions League draw while the three biggest guns sit in the other. There's all that

plus your questions and that's today's Guardian football weekly.

On the panel today, Robin Cowan welcome. Good morning, Max. Will Unwin, it's been far too long.

Is it our fault or is it yours? Probably mine and the HRK, so the Guardian,

but I'm back like the super-uselting damage to put here to go again.

Perfect. And, Zvonamiya says, not a question. Just want to give a warm welcome back to the

King of all the earthly realms. Barry Glendenni, welcome, Barry. Oh, thank you. Thank you.

Right, let's start some merries then. So that's on three spurs, three. And the game was really fun,

but we'll begin with Antonio Conte. Brian says, is this the first case of a manager,

giving his chairman the dreaded vote of confidence? Neil says, is Conte saying there's a

which is curse? Josh, there's a you a team or four broadcasters who step into the recording studio.

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