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Today, Syria

Inter is coming, but could Sarie be going?

We'll have the latest from Syria and from League 2,

plus a word on Portugal's Superclassco,

the Bundesliga, where it's Harlan Nil Voland 2,

and Spain, where the Vars were beating Baza

and leaving the Bernabeo in an Isaac Hayes.

All that and more in the totally football show

in association with Paddy Bowie. Hello, listener. Thank you so much for being with us today. And we're joined today by Rafael Honnstein. Hello, Raphao. Hello, James. Also here, looking splendid, Alvaro Romeo. Thank you. Not at all, Alvaro. And we've got Julian Laurent. Bonjour, bonjour. Nice to see you, Julian. And on the line, James Horncastle. James. Hello. All right. You're in Italy? I am. Yes. All right. Yeah. Storm. What is it? Kiara. Kira. Kira, yeah. Okay, that's James Horncastle in Italy. And, well, we got a lot to talk about it because, I mean, he was at the Derby last night in Milan. That was huge. We're hearing about that ever so soon. Raffa, what are you itching to tell us about from the Bundesliga? Well, it doesn't sound like a big story because it ended nil-nil, but the big game between Bayern and Leipzig was very interesting for many different reasons, James. And I'm going to tell you about every single one of them. You're going to try? Alvar Romeo. Big stories in Spain. Yeah, I think that the Basque Darby is one of the big ones because both Real Societ and Athletic

De Bilbao will be playing the Cup semi-finals after beating Real Madrid and Barcelona, who by the way

managed to win this weekend, but in a very different fashion, Barcelona needed some help from

the referee and some not help from the referee to win this game.

I see, or I think I do, but we'll find out more later on. Julien. The big game was PSG against Leone on Sunday night. And PSG, as often in that picture, won. Why you're smiling? It was a surprise. Headline news. But my boy, Ryan Cherokee, he started, the 16-year-old prodigy. Yeah, he played for an hour. Ooh, and Dmitz Prayet did another worldly. Yeah, and Aston Venga might be back in France. Oh, very soon. Wow, we've got an awful lot to talk about. We're going to begin, though, with Citi out next. You're listening to the Totally Football Show, in association with Paddy Power. The company of again. Inter back on top of city.

Titus title race in decades and talk of Maritio Sari getting the chop.

Where do you want to start?

I think we should start with what is already a contender for Game of the Year,

the Debbie Di Milano, because I think it was a fantastic spectacle both in the stands in terms of the choreographies that we saw, although I'm not sure how much of that was actually broadcast on TV, because I'm not sure you can broadcast in touch on international TV.

But that was great.

And also the game just lived up to it as well with Milan putting in what was probably

the best first half performance of the season.

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