This broadcast is brought to you by Aberdeen Football Club and our two beautiful European stars.

And it starts with a thanks, or a gee, thanks, Leganes

for ruining what I decided would be a Monday morning broad,

welcome to the week, a Monday morning broadcast dedicated wholly to the beauty surrounding the final home game of

Jesus Navas for Sevilla. I'm actually won. It was a dodgy first half in terms of quality,

scintillating second half winner from Bueno and then tears and celebrations everywhere.

But Lega at the end of the weekend, relegation candidates?

Yeah, possibly.

Promoted last season, low budget, very few stars,

went to Barcelona's den, one Jewelik, and won.

Meaning that to begin with, because of the way that the top of the

table looks, which is absolutely fantastic, if you're neutral, have to begin at the Olympic Stadium,

because that's now five points. Never mind the stats, William. Let's look at the incredulity.

Let's look at the stupidity.

It's a pain in the arse to have to admit after 38 years of writing or broadcasting about football,

they say that it's all pointless.

Barcelona this season have intermittently looked like the most entertaining side anywhere in Europe.

They've registered their single best result against Bayern Munich in the history of those two clubs meeting.

It's going four goals and absolutely thrashing the German Bayemoths.

Barsson and if I've gone to Royal Madrid in the classical, pumped them with four splendid

goals and just recently sitting second in the Champions League table in this new format, a club which in recent seasons has

struggled to punch its way or push its way out of the group stage of the Champions League.

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