Welcome to another episode of on the continent you're one stop shop for

everything to do with European football. I'm Dotton Adibio. I'm Andy Brassel and I'm

Lassi Watson. Today's show is a land of the giants of European football. The

mighty Jive, or Jive, shaken, stirred and humiliated by Unai Emery's Villarreal,

also in the battle of the somewhat failed legends of European football. Did Iaxe

fall left hook line and sinker for Benfica's roped oak and never mind their

league success PSG's alters have fallen out of love with Messi and Neymar for

their Champions League exit. Let's start off with the mighty Jive.

It might be I say they were according to our producer Charlie. They were mugged

by Villarreal. I think that's a fair assessment, isn't it? Yeah, well they

they started the game well, but they were picked off by an Unai Emery team doing

exactly what you would expect an Unai Emery team to do. We spoke on the

ramble earlier this week before the second leg about how it might turn out and

we recognised that you've entered with favourites, but Emery spoke after the

first leg about how the experience of his team had made a massive difference.

And I agree with that. I think you look at Villarreal and you think bright,

young, plucky in their yellow strip, they're not quite an old side. They do have

some very, very good young players led by a Jeremy Pino, Samuel Truquese, who

they've not been playing all the time for one reason, another injury and Emery's

choices. We'll come to Emery in a bit, but I think the fact that Villarreal, this

current set of players have been there, done it and got the t-shirt, made a massive

difference, especially as the game went on. Now, been there and done it and got

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