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Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm Brenda Elsie and joined by my fabulous co-host, Shereen Amen. And we are here to talk about the Champions League.

The champions.

They need a better, they need a song, Shereen. That really, right there, I think you and I need to come up with some kind of, you know, better theme song for the champs league, men and women's. You know, if I ever get married again, I would walk down the aisle to that music. I would not be above that. Really? I love the champs league. You know that. I do too. I do

too. Before we get started, I want to ask you a meta question, which is as a feminist, today we are

talking about the men's UAFa Champions League, and we'll get to the women's in a moment. But how do you

process that as a feminist, all this male

glory in one place? I'm not going to lie. I've struggled with, you know, the crappy politics of

UEFA, the crappy politics of La Liga, like Cediya, the blatant racism. And at the end of the day,

I really love football. So I sort of have to grapple and have decided to remain critical of

these things and still absorb it because it's my life as an intersectional feminist as profound

if I don't see messy with those beautiful goals. Is it really worth it? Can I be as critical

if I'm not going to appreciate Gabriel Jesus.

Like really, we'll talk about Man City, but I'm just saying I, there's a delight I have in a football

community that you're a part of, Brenda, that you know online, that we banter about women's soccer.

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