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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly. A rare chance to do some Europa League as a few games migrated to Wednesday night. And just search for a first win as Forest Manager continues, but a two-all draw in Bettis isn't a bad way to start a campaign. Two goals for Igor Jesus. Has Anged Jettison, New Zealand's finest already. Celtic draw won all in Belgrade. If you can guess both scorers in this game, give yourself a biscuit.

In the Carabal, straightforward wins for the Premier League sides. Find out how many of Emil Hesky's sons came on for Manchester City in their win at Huddersfield. There's a Premier League preview, unbeaten leaders Liverpool, go to the only other side yet to suffer a defeat in Crystal Palace, while Newcastle Arsenal is perhaps the pick of the games. We'll ask if a 64 Team World Cup is as terrible idea as it sounds,

catch up on the start of the WSL season,

answer your questions. And that's today's Guardian Football Week cleave. On the panel today, Barry Glendening, hello. Hi, Max. Welcome Robin Cowan.

Good morning, Max.

And good morning, Sam Dalling. Good morning, Max. Let's start with the Europa League, because we don't get to do it that often, and nothing for us back in Europe for the first time in a long time. Sam, you watched their draw away at Bettis. In the end, not a bad result, even if a late equalizer means Ange is still looking for his first win, but you'd probably take a point, wouldn't you? Yeah, it sounds cliche.

Naturally, they'd have taken a point before the game, but I think they were pretty disappointed.

You could see that at the end. They were absolutely brilliant in that first half. They really were. Yeah, I know they went behind quite early. And there was a bit of talk beforehand about Chris Wood not playing. You think, oh, is it not a game for him, given what he's done? But Igor Jesus scored a couple of goals. And what does he cost? 10 million quid from Botafego. He scored two versus Swansea last week, two last night. I think he's putting Chris

Wood under pressure. They probably should, wait, they should have scored a third in that first half,

right? Hudson Adoy and Jesus managed to miss from about a yard out between them. I'm not sure

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