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It's a feeling. Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly Manchester City and Arsenal out of the Champions League

the holders beaten on penalties that the Ety had, never right off-rail Madrid.

They defended stoically in Vinicious and Rodrigo.

They were always dangerous.

By the end, Bellingham and Coe could barely walk, but they got it to penalties and Antonio Rudiger

immense in both legs hit one in off the post unstoppable in Bavaria Eric Di a man of the

match it was a ferocious header from Josh Kimich that separated the sides and

buying were the better team. Arsenal just never quite got going. They looked

tired, their best players didn't quite deliver a really disappointing week for them.

And let's not start on the coefficient. Also today can Liverpool or West Ham turn things around in the Europa League?

There's an FA Cup semi-final preview, come on commentary,

some big games in the Premier League to look forward to, people using the pod to talk to their relatives,

your questions, and that's

today's Guardian Football Weekly. On the panel today Lars Civits and welcome.

Good morning, Max.

Hello, Barry Glend-Ening.

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