Hello and welcome to the 2 Robby's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion,

analysis of every Premier League match week, the Champions League and Liberty Europa League

as well.

I'm Robbie Musto, he's Robbie Earl, and here are the topics for today's show.

Pep Guardiola reaching the Champions League sentence for the first time with Manchester City,

the throw-off between PSG and Bayern that saw the holders eliminated, Liverpool unable to

pull off the need to come back against Real Madrid at Amfield, Chelsea advancing despite

their loss to Porto, and also many united cruising to the Europa League semi-final, as we've

got coming up in today's show.

OK, Robbie Earl, let's start with a game much anticipated, Richard Elmond won, Manchester

City 2, Man City Advanced, or 2 on aggregate, wasn't quite as simple as that aggregate

scoreline suggest.

I took a close look at this game, Rob, and I just, we'll get into some details, but in general,

I just thought Man City looked like Man City.

I remember we did the show, Rob a week ago, and I thought Man City looked edgy and nervous

and different, and Pep Arthur would said that he'll figure that out.

You know, I'll figure out we've got to be a bit more slick and passable or better.

And City did go behind to that Ju Bellingham goal, like in the first 15 minutes, but after

that, it was like watching a Premier League game where City have the ball and Dortmund,

of course, with that goal, were going through the tie with the way goals, and City just

played their football, found a way through, got the goals, got the penalty, Phil Fowland

scores another winning goal, so that's 2-1 and winning goals in both of the ties.

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