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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly, a 35% decrease in goals in the Champions

League overnight, only 28. If that carries on, there'll be none in match week 10. Is there a match week 10? Liverpool get back on the horse in Frankfurt, whose three games have all finished five, one one way or the other. Eckertique against his former club, two assists forverts. They needed that. Chelsea scored five, three goals from teenagers, home to 10-man Iaxes, as nice as the Champions gets. A goaler's draw for Spurs in Monaco,

Guillermo Vicario, the star for them on a pedestrian night. Elsewhere, Jude Bellingham gets off the mark and there's another Harry Kane goal and a cracker from a German Wundercint for Bayern. We'll look ahead to the Premier League weekend. West Ham Leads on Friday looks big. Also at the bottom, Sean Dyche begins at Bournemouth, and could Manchester United win three in a row? Brighton

stand in their way. We'll do all that. There's a big AirPods update. Also at the bottom, Sean Dyshe begins at Bournemouth, and could Manchester United win three in a row?

Brighton stand in their way.

We'll do all that.

There's a big AirPods update.

We'll answer your questions,

and that's today's Guardian Football Week.

On the panel today, Lars Siviton, hello?

Hello, Max.

Welcome, Nikki Bandini. Morning. And hello, Barryton, hello. Hello, Max. Welcome, Nicky Bandini. Morning.

And hello, Barry Glendening. Hello, Max, Russian. Let's begin in Frankfurt, then on track one,

Liverpool five. Frankfurt did take the lead. So I guess, Barry, credit to Liverpool,

given the form that they're in, that they turned it around, and then in the end ran away

with it. When Frankfurt took the lead, I was sort of thinking, ooh, here we go, this is interesting

because the five defeats in a row was very much on for Liverpool.

And it was a really, really good goal with which Frankfurt took the lead, Florian Dvers,

losing the ball, like at the far end of the pitch

near the corner flag and Frankfurt just played the way through the Liverpool press with ease

and Rasmus Christensen cut inside, shoots through Andy Robertson's legs and his shot went in off

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