Hello everyone and welcome to the Friday preview podcast from the Spanish

Shuttle podcast. I'm Phil Kit from my ladies alongside me. Sidlow to look ahead to match day 31

in La Liga EA Sports. Hello, SIPI. Good morning, Phil. How are you? Good morning, my friend. I'm well and ready to look forward to what's coming up in La Liga EA Sports. Hello, Sydney. Good morning, Phil. How are you? Good morning, my friend.

I'm well and ready to look forward to what's coming up in La Liga this weekend. Here are the

fixtures and then we'll pick out a few to have a little chat about. Friday night's game is

in theory one of the big games in Spanish football. In practice, it's not. Yeah, this is...

Valencia hosting Sevia.

It's the used to be massive match, isn't it?

It's the used to be massive match. It's 14th against 12th, Valencia on a really strong run of home form.

And Sevia, just a bit me, to be honest.

Then on Saturday, you got Reals Royal Socied against Mallorca,

a jetafe against Las Palmas, Celta Vigo against Españo, and Leganes hosting Barcelona.

On Sunday, Osceuna against Chirona, Alaves against Royal Madrid, Bessis against Villareal,

and Athletic Club against Raya Vallecano. Monday night football is Athletic of Madrid,

against woeful, lowly,ly bottom of the table via the lead.

Let's start off by talking about Barcelona's trip to Leganesh, because in theory, Sydney,

with Barcelona, four points clear at the top of the table, and with a second leg coming up against Borisi Dortmund in the Champions League with a 4-0 win.

Now, do we expect Hansi Flick to rotate in rest players here or in Dortmund?

Because everyone's saying, yeah, there'll be rotations against Leggnes and I think Flick himself

kind of suggested that there would be. But wouldn't it make more sense to field a stronger

team here and then go to Dortmund

and maybe make changes there?

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