Hello football daily listeners, Sally Nugent here, briefly taking over your feed, where

the very first episode of our new podcast, How to Buy a Football Club. It's made by the

same BBC team who make newscast, and I'm drawn by the BBC's economic sedative Faisal

Islam and BBC sports Simon Stone, and we are going to attempt to unravel the fascinating

and multi-dimensional story of the sale of Manchester United. There's a lot to it. This

podcast is about who owns our cultural and sporting treasures in Britain and why, and

you definitely don't need to be a Manchester United fan to enjoy it. Join the club and

keep an eye out for more episodes over the next few weeks.

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Manchester United fans are just beginning to make their way out of the stadium, but they'll

be back in the Europa League because they have qualified for the last 16 after beating

Barcelona here, two on the night. They've gone through on Africa.

So Faisal, Simon, Manchester United fans had a lot to sing about last night, in the end,

didn't they? And they did sing a lot.

It was very much a game of two halves, but in the end, Eric Tenghard called it his best

winners Manchester United manager.

This is an out of step because when you can beat Barcelona, I think you are able to beat

anyone.

Beat in Barcelona at any time.

The Manchester United is excellent and now they're into the last 16 of the Europa League,

a hit of the league cup final, and whether that makes it more interesting for potential

purchases, I don't know, but certainly the fans are loving it at the moment.

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