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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly, so Manchester City finally win the Champions League

a joyous moment for those fans who watched them in league wine. It wasn't pretty. They were nervous,

not the city team of the last few months. Inter's game plan was perfect and after Roderie's excellent

finish they created the better chance. His dimarco so good all night hitting the bar and

Romello Le Carcou, oh man, what a chance in the 88th minute. But it's Pep who wins a second career

treble and now we spend hours making compined elevenths of City and United in 1999. Of course there's

the asterisk, covered elephant that needs addressing and we'll ask what this means for the game itself.

There's some transfer title title and the like to round everything off. Plus your questions

and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glenn Denning, welcome. Hello Max.

Nikki Bandini, hello.

Money.

And Manchester City fan and professional journalist Willan Winn.

Hello Will. Good to be a pro-boss of speed professional.

So yeah, good morning Max.

Well done. You did tweet me and you don't have to. You can always text me. Can we drink

during recording? It is 8am on Sunday morning. But you are welcome to do whatever you like.

Nag says, how special is this for city fans who filled main road when they were in league one

or whatever it was called at the time? Will, how do you feel?

Yeah, watched the match alone last night drinking red wine. So 35 years building up to that moment.

It was pretty special. Yeah, this is it for the fans that were there in the second division

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