Hello, everybody, and welcome back to Goldbridge saves football, back with Will Brazier after a big weekend.

Arsenal, also in the Champions League this week, Manchester United 2.

Liverpool are champions, so are Birmingham City.

We've got lots and lots of either-or's scenarios as well.

Whose season is better?

Liverpool winning the Premier League or Arsenal winning the Champions League. Who's going to win the Premier League next season? Also, a few either-a-a-a-a-a-a-teamber,

Saka Dembele. Also want to talk a bit about VAR and a few other bits.

And what do you want to talk about Will, Mr. Happy, about Birmingham, doing the obvious and getting

promoted? All I will say is Birmingham City Champions,

villa lost at the Champions League.

It's been a great weekend for myself,

and I'm really happy to talk about it all.

It's funny, actually, how football works, isn't it?

Because I would say, United, Liverpool win the title 20 times,

trajectory way better than hours, daughter lost a cup final. And both teams I wanted to lose in the

FA Cup semi-final one. But I don't mind about Palace as much, to be fair, but I didn't want to see

Man City win. But that's football. And this is that, this is not that's football, but that's football in general is how it works. Let's let's start off then very quickly about

Liverpool, would be remissive as not to discuss them. And I think we've spoken about them a lot

across the season. We may even have had podcasts around December saying they've basically won the league.

So it's not a surprise that they are the title holders, but they are now the champions.

Yeah, I think it's also time when you get to reflect on it a bit more, isn't it?

Because it's been so inevitable. But when they actually do it, you sort of reflect back on what a job they have done.

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