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Today in our European router, we're talking Champions League,

Dortmund PSG, Liverpool's return to Wonderland and Tottenham, Leipzig,

for once an RB problem for spurs that's not Sir Jureate.

We've got all of the midweek action previewed and a top roundup of all the stuff that happened over the weekend.

It's the totally football show. Hi, James. Hi, James yourself. And Alvaro Romeo.

Ola, Ola. Ola, to you too, Alvaro. On the line, and this is where things could get tricky. Julian Lorenz? Vozortezo. O'est. O'Ey! Julian's there. And also Raphael Honigstein. Hi, James. Hi. What a lovely clear line we have to you, Raffa.

Shame that you couldn't be here with us, but... Honigstein. Hi, James. Hi. What a lovely clear line we have to you, Raffa.

Shame that you couldn't be here with us, but a lot to talk about.

And through the magic of, you know, literally wireless technology,

we're going to still get your thoughts on a huge weekend, but an especially huge midweek.

May I begin by asking you what are the big headlines? Raffer, you first,

what's making the news in the Bundesliga? Well, I guess the big headline is that all the big

teams won. The top four all won. They looked very good. Leverkusen won as well, an important

game away to New and Berlin. Only Sharke of the teams with a realistic ambition to make the top

four didn't quite do it with a nil-nil draw. So things are shaping up still nicely at the top of the

Bundesliga. That's the story. Okay. Big wins for Leipzig and Dortmund ahead of their

Champions League clashes, which we will be proving ever so soon. Julianne, what about for you

in France? Well, we had an incredible

game in Amiens between Amiens and PhD that finished 4-4. PhD with 3-0 down after 40 minutes,

came back to lead 4-3 and right in added time, Amiens scored to make it 4-4. So that was the big

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