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Hello and welcome to The Guardian football weekly. The playoffs then.

Joyous gut wrenching, emotional, through all of those things, so many stories.

There are going to be a lot more lute and corners next season.

They're in the Premier League. It took penalties over commentary.

We're one of their key men cheering from a hospital bed.

That journey from Non League to the top tier.

Now with a manager sack by their local rivals this season.

And then, Chef Yel Wednesday, a wind-ass Wembley special with his dad watching on.

After that come back in the semi-final, everyone loves Darryn Morse.

And big sides in the championship next year.

Barnsley still probably not quite sure why they didn't get a penalty before the red card.

And Carlisle, the local lads going the winning penalty, the manager Paul Simpson,

getting one over his son, part of the Stockport coaching setup.

Some long trips for the rest of League 1.

Archie will join us to talk through that Dortmund disappointment.

All that plus your questions and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glenn Denning, welcome.

Hello.

They were all three playoff finals. They must be absolutely shattered.

Ali Maxwell, hello.

Hello, how are we?

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