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A fun night in the Champions League.

Let's start with one of the greatest headers since Rude Hullet 88 or even B. Glenn Denning

versus Beaver 86. Dan Byrne with Predator Boots for a forehead, curling it in from just inside the box to help Newcastle to victory. Manchester City are starting to look ominous Phil Foden with two perfect Phil Foden finishes and Jeremy Dock who's brilliant setting up Erling Harland. Chelsea are held in Azerbaijan. Carabag aren't quite the carrier bags, everyone thinks they are, but still a disappointing result for a side who are impossible to work out. Game of the night in Bruges, three all with Barcelona. Victor Osseman gets a hat trick with the help of the handball, or why is no one listening to me? We'll look ahead to the Premier League this weekend. Man City, Liverpool stands out, while Spursman United has crisis claxon for someone written all over it, just like last season.

And champions elect Arsenal go to the stadium of light.

There's FIFAs, I can't believe it's not the Nobel Peace Prize.

Peace Prize, your questions.

And that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendon, welcome.

Hi, Max. From the Racing Post, Mark Langdon, hello. Hi, Max. And good morning, Lars Iverton. Hi, Max. Bjorn says Dan Byrne, best-headed goal this year, this decade. Stu, please can we have a minimum 60-second expert analysis from Barry on Dan Burns' header? How does that sit in the pantheon of exquisite headed goals? Van Percy, Ronaldo, Asprea, Barry. I mean, what? It was just such a... The game wasn't fascinating. It was hard to know which was the most interesting game to start with, Barry. But just the moment it left his head. How is that going to... How do you curl the ball with your head? Yeah, it was a really wonderful head, a really well-worked free kick. Kieran Trippier swung it towards the far post, well, into space. It wasn't particularly near the fire post. Volta Mada and somebody else blocked the defenders while Dan Byrne ran around the side.

And I think he slightly took the gloss off what was a truly excellent finish by just saying afterwards he decided to head it as hard as he could because he did curl it in.

I don't know. I can never remember if it's fade or draw that golfers use. He did curl it in.

I don't know.

I can never remember if it's fade or draw that golfers use.

That would have been a draw there, Barry.

A draw, okay.

Wonderful, wonderful finish.

Then you could see him when he was taken off,

showing the other subs how he'd done it,

miming his header.

It was tremendous altogether.

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