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Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly.

Tim Games also left of the Premier League season and will take a good look at this weekend's

fixtures if nothing else to remind you who's where and who's fighting for what.

Manchester City 8-point of Arsenal have Liverpool at home in the early game.

The Reds in the scramble for the Champions League with Newcastle and Manchester United who

play each other and Spurs whose director of football just got banned from well football.

So perhaps you could direct things, movies, traffic or something.

Don't write off Brighton people say while simultaneously writing off Brighton.

And then at the bottom it's still pick three from nine some big six pointers down there.

Also today Nick Ames has been back to Qatar to see if they've kept all their promises for

migrant workers. You probably don't need a spoiler alert to guess.

In the Women's Champions League a one-dust strike helps Arsenal into the semi-finals

as Barça crews through will do that plus your questions and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today Nick Ames welcome.

Hello.

And back from Qatar and we'll get to that in part two. Hello Lucy Ward.

Hi Max.

And football's most financially sensible.

Morning Max.

Maid him a no her welcome.

Morning Max morning.

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