Welcome to No Question About that.

On today's show, we're talking the Europa League draw, bracket view, as we're now calling it.

I'm Ed with Dominic today.

Are you getting used to brackets in European sport?

Can't get used to bracken.

No, it's not for me bracket, but let's do it anyway.

You know, let's accept the influence of our American cousins, eh?

Yeah, well, it very much feels like it. We're talking a soldier today.

I can't help myself every time I think about Americans and football.

I'm not trying to be disrespectful here. I can't help think about that Mary White House experience sketch where they were talking about the USA World Cup,

94, that is, maybe aging myself here. But yes, we had to get used to the Europa League

group phase league stage. And now we're getting used to the Europa League bracket view.

It's all seed in United, have Reils, Sosiodad, a familiar opponent in the next round.

But we also know who our opponents should be or could be in the last eight and the

semi-finals as well, which is brand new for European

competitions. What's your immediate reaction to the draw? It could have been Sousad or Alkma.

Am I right to saying? It was sort of pre-set. I think that's the more difficult of those two,

without a doubt. There's think Al-Mar fifth in the the Air Divisi, and yeah, DeVizzi is probably stronger

than it has been, actually, in recent years.

I think two of their sides in the championship is the last 16, which is fairly unusual, I think,

for recent years.

And United have got some history of wallop in Alkma, whereas I think we have some history of

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