Manchester United fight back again and Bruce bows out – Football Weekly Extra

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4.6 • 9K Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini and Jonathan Liew to review the latest Champions League games. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

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0:00.0	This is the Guardian.
0:16.2	Hello and welcome to the Guardian.
0:17.4	Football Weekly, the Champions League, did Ola find one of Sir Alex's old hair dryers
0:21.5	at halftime Manchester United, come back from two down to beat Atalanta, Ronaldo with a
0:26.2	trademark towering header to seal an undeserved but kind of deserved victory by this very strange
0:32.0	football team.
0:33.0	What does it all mean?
0:34.0	And any of the panel either prepared to praise Ola Guna Sosha because well, it was a
0:38.1	good comeback or criticised him because they met him once and he was lovely.
0:42.3	Elsewhere, a victory for Chelsea but at a cost, L'Coco and Werner forced off.
0:46.0	We'll round up the rest of the Champions League.
0:47.7	There's also a great comeback for Leicester in the Europa League.
0:50.4	Meanwhile Steve Bruce has left Newcastle by one of those mutual consent.
0:54.7	We'll look ahead to the Premier League weekend.
0:56.2	We've got exciting Kevin Keegan, awards ceremony news, moral carpet and teapots, your questions
1:01.7	and that's today's Guardian.
1:02.9	Football Weekly.
1:08.8	On the panel today, Johnny Lou, hello.
1:10.6	Hi, it's really disgustingly early.
1:12.8	So I'm still in my pajamas.
1:14.2	What's the meaning of this?
1:15.2	Well, it's quarter to nine in the UK, Johnny.
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