Hello, welcome to the Gab and Jourd Show. No Gab today because it's in Italy. So look who's come down?

You say he's on holiday. He says he's not really holiday, we're not really sure with him, but it's just not here.

So I'm delighted that Nathan Munoa is joining us because loads of things happen this weekend.

Everywhere in Europe we've had the double Italian

between New Vents and Inter in Italy.

We've had Barcelona, struggling in Spain,

we had a PhD Monacoud that was amazing on Friday in France.

We had Garnachos Gold, one of the goals of the seasons already, and we had a big clash in the

Premier League as well, nay, then between Manchester City and Liverpool. That's where we start today with Saturday lunchtime.

It was always a big game because they are really the two best teams that England have seen in the last five to six years, let's put it that way.

With a bit of hindsight now and having a bit more time to analyze the game and everything

how did you see it happening? So before the game it's obviously a big game coming straight after an international break when all the players have been away.

For me, it never felt like it was going to be as good a game as it would be if they were in the general flow of a season, you know, because they didn't, how long did they really all have to prepare together?

For them it's probably a day and a half, two days tops.

Like the managers can have a plan, but they don't have two weeks to prepare it as such.

So the game is going to be a bit different.

So at times you probably have to rely upon experiences from previous games trying to understand the tactics and so on.

And maybe they did something a couple of weeks earlier but still the

moments here now and an early kick-off they tend not to be great in the Premier League

at this moment I don't know why that is but City I think they'd won 23 home games in a row is it?

Which is crazy to think about and who's the team that had the record before?

Sunderland Of course we all knew it was going to be Sunderland

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