I'm Gap, he's Jules Blue skies over West London, dark, dark skies over the red half of

Manchester.

You don't need to tell you why we'll be getting into that.

Plenty going on, a buzzer beater for Arsenal, round Madrid held.

Me not losing again, surprise, surprise, title raise and boppe.

Lots of talk about.

But there's one obvious place to start and you have to start, I think, with the

scoreline, Liverpool seven, Manchester United, no.

It's not the first time in their history that Manchester United lost seven

no.

Full time.

It's the fourth time it's happened except the three previous times all happened in

1931 or earlier like, so Alex Ferguson hadn't even been born there.

Right.

So we need to put this in context and what I find most extraordinary about this is,

I asked myself, is this result of fair reflection of what we saw?

And we watching the highlights, I don't think of myself, maybe seven,

nails and fair, maybe eight, three would be fair because obviously they had

their chances too.

But more than that, I'm just shocked how for the first 40 odd minutes, until

that gag ball goal United and play badly at all.

And then it just crumbles.

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