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Great Champions League Day once again. Today we'll kick things off at the Santiago Burnabal, Real Madrid taking on Manchester City.

Madrid of course has been awful this season, so much so that City were the favourites going into this tie.

But it certainly didn't play out that way. It was the Fetti Valverde show.

He was fantastic. He would bag an impressive hat trick in the first half and there was no coming

back for Manchester City. Over our lower side then very much with the advantage going into

the second leg next week. For more on this, Juergen Klinsman joins us. Jirgen, this doesn't make sense in the real world if games were played on paper.

Rea Madrid lost a Chitaphé last week.

They were terrible, yet they'd come into a Champions League night.

They turn it on again.

Féde Valverde, the star of the show.

Yeah, because it's a team and obviously the individual players, when the occasion comes up, they raise their game.

And what Federico Valverde showed us tonight was just memorable.

It was unbelievable. It was just pure art that he executed. All three goals, very difficult,

very special goals. I mean, the last one, obviously, you know, the chip ball over the defender,

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