Welcome into the edition of ESPNSC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined the studio today by Craig

Burley and Ali Marrano. We also welcome to the program. I promise you he's not a toilet

despite what Frank LaBuff may suggest. Y'all are going for your...

It's with us. As is Frank. I suppose we'll start with Manchester City by this Champions

League quarter final, never really got going in a sense. The damage was done in the first

leg. Second leg was just kind of a bit of a white ball. Right, that's a big way going

out. I'm not... It is not a role. You normally Champions League, I suppose we got

spoiled with Real Madrid and what we saw with PSG in the past, but...

I thought it was because of the demolition and the fuss leg. That was it really, wasn't

it? The damage was done. I think what we saw for those that saw the game in

the Munich was a more even game because City were caught between...

Do we attack? Do we sit in? They didn't play the normal free-flowing football, certainly

not for most of the game, it was occasionally. I think that was a consequence of the domination

of the first game. Obviously they still scored away from home. Obviously, Appar MacKano has

been two games just to completely forget. Yeah. Haaland gets himself on the score sheet again.

He should have obviously missed a penalty. Yes, Bayern Munich had chances, but I really don't

think it was because Bayern Munich come out and we're like, well, we're all the sudden.

We've turned the corner. I think a bit like yesterday at Stanford Bridge, where Chelsea

looked decently against Real Madrid because Real Madrid were halfway to the quarter, to the

7th final. For me, that was what we saw tonight in Munich. Yeah, and is this easier to sell

then from a Bayern perspective? Look, we've got a one-one draw against Manchester City. It could

have been a lot worse. I don't think Bayern got anything to sell. However, the two games, there

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