Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas, showing the studio today by

adding Renault, Craig Burley and Stevie Nicholson. Unlike Stevie's flat tire, there were no surprises

in the Champions League today with Real Madrid and Napoli both going through safely to the

quarterfinals. The draw will be made on Friday. Well, kick things off at the Santiago Bernabou,

the hope was that Liverpool could go there, maybe score a couple of early goals, silence

the crowd, get things nervous. Not if you're in Madrid for one. If you're in a Liverpool

perspective, or maybe you're in a little bit of another cliché you can throw. A little

bit of excitement, but in the end, it was Real Madrid who'd win by one goal, so now in fact,

Alison was the man in the match for Liverpool, just showing how dominant the defending champions

were. Stevie, I suppose, the damage done really, Anfield. Yeah, it was never really on.

Listen, they could have been on. Well, could have would have should have. Yeah, they

could have, they could have also have lost four or five today. Yes. No, they could have

scored two or three themselves. They had, well, exactly. So what would you want? We're

going to, we're going to sit here and, could have, should have already. Well, it's the

fact is Liverpool, again, was shown that Real Madrid, Real, I'll step ahead on them right

now. Alison was the man in the match, yes. Probably, probably not all of the saves he made

were down to fantastic goalkeeping, but, you know, some questionable finish from Real Madrid

because they had plenty of opportunities. So, yeah, it was never going to happen. It never

looked like it happened. And in the end of the day, Liverpool got out of this. What they

did was they didn't get in by the list. Right. That's a bit, that's a bit as much as I can

come up with. Good night. Do you know the most dangerous thing for me? He sure is.

He's scubbying this again. No, not football. They didn't get in by this. I mean, it doesn't

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