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Hello everyone and welcome to this week's edition of the Spanish Shuttle podcast. I'm Phil Kittramelidi. Sid Lowe is alongside me as ever as he has been for the last 13 years or so. Hello, Sidney. Hello, Philip. You're right? Yeah, not too bad, thank you. Yeah. Good. Monday morning, as ever, the busiest time of the week for Dr. Lowe. What are you writing about this week? Well, I mean, all the things that I liked the idea of writing about didn't quite come off. Right. And I thought the really nice one for me actually was Edda Sarabia and everything that's happening at Elche and playing against Athletic for the first time in the club that he always grew up wanting to play for and receiving the manager of the

month award from his father, Manu, and it turned out to be a nil-0 draw. Yeah, I mean, you've spoke with Edna Sarabia, haven't you, for the last few weeks and you've been desperately trying to sort of crowbar that into a column. I think Elche is the big story this week. Oh, I'm going to do outchair then it hasn't.

And then it just doesn't happen, does it?

Yeah.

So obviously, I think you have to look at it this weekend in terms of the way

that the two big two in the week, building up to the classical, managed to get victories in not

particularly impressive performances. Absolutely. Let's touch upon what happened on match day nine.

We'll quickly skim over what happened on Friday night. Sydney was at the Carlos Tartierre to see Oviedo, really quite comprehensively beaten 2-0 by Espaniol.

Espaniol, looking at a much better cohesive outfit than Oviedo on that Friday evening. Then Saturday, an extraordinary comeback from

Mallorca. They were 1-0 down against Sevilla and they scored three goals in 10 minutes to win

3-1 and move off the bottom of the table. Barcelona needed a 93rd minute winner from

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