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Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly, severe win the Europa League as they do

every year seemingly. Jose's winning run in European finals is over. Was it the worst game ever?

Is that recent C-Bias? Was Anthony Taylor, Man of the Matter? Is that just a jingoist

nickname since either way a half-decent year for Gonzalo Montiel and a wonderful moment for

Jose Luis Mendeleba perhaps will all peak at 62. There's an FA Cup final to look forward to,

can't manage how to end city's treble chances. There's some transfers to the Chelsea Exodus

begins, Poster Coglu to Spurs might be a thing and Mark Klappenberg gets to say, gladiators,

you will go on my first whistle. All that plus your questions and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendoni, welcome. Hello. Hello, Lars Sivitzon. Good morning, Max.

Hello, Nikki Bandini. Hi, Max. And I don't even know if we've got it for the whole of part one,

but we've got Sid Lofan now in a hotel room in Budapest, hello.

Good morning. Have you looked on the map to work out exactly where in Budapest I am?

We are Sid is sitting with a hotel room with the map of Budapest behind him for those of you who

weren't on the Zoom call before we start. Sorry, that was a really important point. Just to tell you, yeah.

That's all right. So let's do the Europa League final there first. Sivir winning four

one on penalties after a one-one draw with Roma. They won every Europa League final. They've played in

winning seven out of seven all in the last 18 years. No other side is one more major European

finals in the 21st century. There else is, is there any better things those on the pod could have done

with the three days we all dedicated to watching this final. Well, genuinely the worst European

final ever. Also, was it genuinely the longest European final ever? Dan King, the journalist saying poor

game this should have gone straight to penalties without even normal time. Sid was it that bad?

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