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Manchester City humbled in the Arctic, a huge win for Bodo Glimp, perhaps the biggest in

their history. Two games in a row now where City should have lost by more. Quite the effort from Pep to get City above Spurs in the running order. We sacked Thomas Frank on Monday, reverse voice note psychology. He's still here. Was that a job saving win against Dortmund? Spurs were good. They got the luck. Frank might argue he hasn't had much of that. Arsenal win again at Inter-Jus and Yokorez scoring,

another good day for them. All that was a big win for Rail Madrid and a late one for sporting

over PSG. We'll appreciate that bright and overhead kick on Monday and discuss the Dutch

petition to boycott the World Cup. Answer your questions and that's Slaid's Guardian Football

Weekly.

On the panel today, Archie Wintutt, welcome.

Hey, Max.

Hello, Nikki Bandini.

Morning.

And, bonjour, it va.

My petit cushion, Félié, Pocler.

Yes, it's, my little, Max.

Yes, absolutely.

Let's start in Norway, if that's okay.

Bodoglip 3, Manchester City, won. Incredible result for them, we think the biggest in their history. Their first season in the Champions League, their first win in this stage of the competition, first ever against an English side. And Philippe, with that moment when Jens Petahoga sticks it in the top corner to make it 3-0 is just unbelievable, isn't it?

It was ridiculous.

It's one of these moments where there is a feeling of joy, aesthetic pleasure and disbelief, really.

Because it's not just the shot, it's also the drop of the shoulder, I think, which gives it everything. You know, it's the painter with a swirl of the brush before applying the absolutely perfect, absolutely perfect color at the perfect place. No, it was absolutely glorious. And it was a perfect illustration as well of what's been so impressive about them. They've already shown that the competition this year is that not only are they playing

like men possessed rather than have possession, if you see what I mean.

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