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Our interview guest today is American coach, Pellegrino Matarazzo, to discuss how his team

shook guard miraculously stayed up on the final day of the German Bundesliga.

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In segment one, Chris Whittingham and I will break down the soccer news.

We'll have my interview with Reno Matarazzo in segment two, but let's bring in Whitty.

How are you, my friend?

Dizzy, from a soccer weekend, so much so we're recording this on a Monday, normally

recorded on the Sunday night.

I needed 24 hours to process what has happened.

One of the biggest weekends of the year, every year, obviously, is most of the European

leagues finish up.

Let's just dive right in.

Premier League, best final day for me in 10 years since the aguero goal for Man City.

Once again, Man City wins the title in dramatic fashion.

Three goals in five minutes between minute 76 and 81 to come back from a 2-0 deficit against

Aston Villa and a hold off Liverpool, which also won its game, though much more difficult

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