Premier League survival news and a big EFL review – Football Weekly

Football Weekly

The Guardian

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4.6 • 9K Ratings

🗓️ 9 May 2023

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Max Rushden is joined by Ben Fisher, George Elek and Sanny Rudravajhala as the relegation battle in the English top flight heats up spectacularly, while the Football League regular season wraps up, with the playoffs set. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

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0:00.0	This is The Guardian.
0:14.2	Hello and welcome to The Guardian football week.
0:15.8	This was meant to be and will be an EFL special.
0:18.4	We looked at the three Premier League fixtures and thought
0:20.2	we'll be able to get through that pretty quickly.
0:21.9	21 goals later and we will stick to our promise,
0:24.6	but answer the big questions.
0:26.2	One Earth happened to Everton,
0:27.7	suddenly the greatest counter-attacking team in Europe.
0:30.3	Adulé D'Couré and Elite Vinicia,
0:32.0	Dwight McNeil turning into Jeff Hurst,
0:33.9	Blimey, a massive win for Forest,
0:36.1	over must be surely relegated Southampton
0:38.4	and then Leicester,
0:39.0	wilting under the bright lights in the afternoon of West London.
0:42.2	And then to the EFL,
0:43.4	we knew about Bernie and Chephwick United,
0:45.0	but below them are Milwell,
0:46.1	three won up and a playoff plays a short
0:48.0	until a disastrous second half against Blackburn,
0:50.1	which means against Wilson's wishes,
0:51.8	Sunland Creepin will celebrate the achievements
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