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with Peloton. This message was paid for by Peloton. Hello and welcome to the Guardian football

weekly. The end of the road for Wales, falling like a Tour de France Peloton, hit by a piece of

cardboard slipping away like a naughty health secretary hiding in a stationary cupboard. They're

heaviest of feet in nine years and the day's first victory in a knockout stage for 23, Casper

Dolberg, one of the stars, along with the brilliant performance from Andrews Christensen.

Once he was moved into midfield, we'll hear from Ben Fisher at Amsterdam and

getting Ellis James cameo. Also tonight, Italy and Austria show how lob sided the draw is.

One of eight very average teams are going to play England in the final but a moment of joy

from Federico Chieza helps the Azurecy off a very spirited Austria and how great the CZAN

Luca Violi. So happy about all of it. Also tonight some baby-based email correspondence. Your

questions of course and that's today's Guardian football weekly.

On the panel today, Lars Sivitsen welcome. Hi Max. Barry Glendenning. Hello. Hello. And hello

Ed Arons. Hi Max. First off, a full-time whistle just blowing then in Amsterdam. Ben Fisher joins

us. How was that Ben? Yeah, I'm very disappointed in ways to

bow out from Wales. Not super long faces in the final whistle. I can't help but feel

after such a strong start, such a kind of convincing start, particularly Gareth Bells,

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