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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly,

Al-Hillal, not Manchester City out of the Club World Cup.

Depending on who you follow, this is either a monumental shift in world football or a knacker team,

having a bad day in a competition they're not that fuss about, or probably somewhere in between the two.

Either way, a quarterfinal lineup that isn't dominated by European club is a good thing for the global game.

Meanwhile, we've got some stick for complaining about that there foreign weather.

From the heat of the US to the heat of Switzerland, Susie Rack is there and joins us ahead of Euro 2025

and the first known TV footage of Barry Glendening. All that plus your questions. And that's

today's Guardian Football Weekly.

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