Welcome into latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas, joining the studio today by Craig

Berlion, Annie Moreno. And if that was enough, look who's here as well. Frank LaBuff joins

us once again, Champions League, dominates the conversation as we kick things off in

Germany. Life's in techno and it manches the city. This time it finished one piece. You

want to fill that out of the first half. City completely dominated this game. Like

it really forgot to turn up until after break where they were much improved, deserving

of the equaliser. So it'll be one one going into that second leg in a Manchester. Before

we talk about the game in general, drama at the end where it looked clearly a handball

against live-sick. This is pretty much the last action of the whole match and basically

the official song I want to come home. I've not been bothered with any of this. Let's

get out of it. It's crazy. It was Henrick's substitute right back who actually played very

well but decided he was going to thought he'd come on as a goalie. Same as so check in

the West half. But it was that move. It was an instinct from him and all the city players.

We believe it was checked but there's some conflicting reports that it wasn't checked.

But they give away all the city players claiming for it. No, that's not to say it's a penalty

and players do that. But they saw it and it's basically saved it. Yes, completely. You

see the replay and you think well how? Rarely nowadays with a handball we have a clear

look that says you know what that yes that is without a doubt a handball because of the

interpretations that we now have on the loss of the game. There was nothing to interpret

here. He literally made a move with his hands towards the ball like a goalkeeper almost

as if saving the ball off of his face so that he doesn't hit him. It is clearly a handball

clearly a penalty. I don't know how this goes either on check and even if he was checked

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