Welcome into the list edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas during the studio today by Craig

Burley, despite Craig's protests, desperate he was to talk about Porto against Inter. We'll

kick things off with Manchester City's 7-0 thrashing against a live-sick 8-1 on aggregate,

which he's pecked by the Irish side through. So the quarterfinals are the Champions League,

the Breweryner, Gunderwain and the five goals for Erling Harlan, proving to be the big difference

between these two teams. So more on this, let's all come in, shall we? Frank LeBurford and

Shack, the Hisslop join us. Craig, Harlan, yeah. Harlan, yeah, I mean, but it's everything

we've been asking for for City, we're wondering. We talked to the weekend about the performance

at Crystal Palace, which was a little bit dull. A lot of their performances have been

in that way, but they've been getting results, and we're kind of wondering when are they

going to kickstart this, taking the game with this gruff of the net, playing it a faster

pace, getting it forward, the Breweryner making the runs, we had it all tonight. So it's

kind of been in the wings, we wondered if it was going to come along, we wonder if they

can take it into the Premier League, they've got a gap to Arsenal, but that was, I mean,

they were sensational and harbier like, I mean, we're not. I thought there was no easy

games in the knockout stages of the Champions League. That was pitiful, pitiful from the

Bundesliga side. Frank, you have been arguably the most critical of Manchester City over

recent weeks, the word boring, you've associated them with quite a lot, they were anything but

that tonight. Definitely, they were in the, they were wearing the Champions League suit

today, working hard, you know, working together, giving some pace to the game as well, which

is not what they normally do, but nothing to complain about Manchester City, but we'll

have to talk about the referees, I mean, the first, the penalty, and then after the foul

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