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Welcome to another edition of on the continent your one-stop shop for everything to do with

European football. I'm Dotton Elibio. I'm Adi Russell and I'm Nikki Bandini.

On this who will be the champion of Europe edition of the pod after the epic semi-final

battles, who's got what it takes to win the Champions League Liverpool or Madrid.

Also, with three games to go we'll Siri, RB, Black and Red or Will Milan be wondering what did they

do to be so black and blue? And as the conference league reaches the end of its inaugural season,

was it worth it?

Got two epic battles in the semi-finals of the Champions League. I don't know where we should

go with this. Let's take both of them into the context because were they the results you

expected at the end of the day? Either of you? I wouldn't say those results that I completely

unexpected. The way we got there in both semi-finals was not what I expected.

The second leg of the game between Manchester City and Real Madrid was more what I was expecting

for the entire tie. I always kind of felt that the first leg was a little bit of a red herring

that the way city started that just so tempestuously conditioned the rest of it. Real Madrid would

have loved it. The idea that some people were floating afterwards is that Real Madrid loved to

attack. I really don't. They're a team that would prefer, especially in the European context,

to sit deep, defend and hit on the counter. But because Manchester City absolutely blew them away

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