Man United-Liverpool Postponed, Man City Close In On Title & Chelsea Solidify Top-4 Aspirations

The 2 Robbies

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4.7 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2021

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle discussing the following:(0:45) The postponement of the match between Manchester United and Liverpool after protesters breached Old Trafford and invaded the pitch before kickoff(20:35) Manchester City's victory at Crystal Palace, the importance of Sergio Aguero and a look ahead to their Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain(26:35) Chelsea's comfortable win over Fulham and if Kai Havertz earned a spot in the starting eleven for their next match against Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge(31:35) A roundup of the remaining results in the Premier League this weekend

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the two Robby's podcast, your destination
0:10.5	for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League, the Champions League and
0:15.0	the Europa League.
0:16.0	I'm Robbie Musto and he's Robbie Earl and here are today's topics.
0:20.5	Manchester United versus Liverpool postponed due to safety and security concerns after
0:25.4	protests breached Old Trafford and invaded the pitch before kickoff.
0:29.7	Man City now three points away from pinching the title after their win at Salas Park, Chelsea's
0:34.4	lidifying, their spot in the top four while full of survival hopes are nearly gone and we
0:39.5	look ahead to those crucial Champions League semifinals for Manchester City and Chelsea.
0:43.6	That's what we've got coming up in today's episode.
0:48.3	OK Robbie Earl, tough day my friend, we're in the studio today, tough day, long day, pretty
0:56.7	unprecedented scenes.
0:59.3	We know what's been going on with the Super League and the protests of the fans of those
1:04.1	clubs.
1:05.1	They varied in the amount of reaction to them.
1:08.0	We saw Arsenal thousands outside the Emirates protesting but it changed, it was different
1:13.4	today.
1:14.4	We were expecting a protest in Manchester United against Liverpool today, big game at Old
1:19.0	Trafford and it happened Rob and there was a big protest and there were thousands of
1:24.4	people there to make their thoughts and feelings known of the ownership, the glazes of Manchester
1:30.2	United and I guess the Super League break away and United being part of that was the final
1:36.3	straw for some United fans, Rob or lots of United fans and we've heard that over the years
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