Hello everyone and welcome to this week's edition of the Spanish Football Podcast.

I'm Phil Kitremillides. I'm joined by Sid Lowe, who's back from Malaga, where he witnessed

Spain get off to a winning start under new manager Luis Delafuente beating Norway 3-0

in their opening Euro qualifier. Hello Sidney. Hello Philip, how are you?

How was Malaga? Firstly, first and foremost, where did you have lunch? As a true Spanish

league would ask. Unfortunately, I didn't get to have lunch. Not to Malaga late, straight

to the ground, but had enormous success post-game in one of those places that looks, to be perfectly

honest, looks awful. It looks like an absolutely a bit small place, very near the ground, late

because you've come out of the ground late because you've had the match, you've got the

post-match stuff, and you think, well, it's open. This place has one thing to it, which

is open. It's only half open. Some of the chairs are stacked away, and it looks pretty

bad to be honest, but you think, well, we're going to ask, have you got any food and they

look at you a bit mad? I don't know. If you've just got a bit of ham or some cheese or something,

because you're not going to have a kitchen open. The lady says to us, well, some lomo.

I'm thinking, all right, fair enough, a bit lomo, a bit of bread. Thinking that the lomo

would come out like it does out of a package, just some lomo on a plate. It's poor.

You had an instant kitchen and cooked it for us. We had freshly cooked lomo. It was tremendous.

Ideas. It was a huge success with a few slightly drunk, late stragglers still in there.

Good. Long after all the fans have gone home. Good. Sounds good.

Sounds good. Spain, obviously, beating Norway by three goals to nil. Yeah, that's the least

important element here. I mean, you know, we've got to eat some pork after this, which is the

headline, really. That's the top line and then everything else comes afterwards. It was a packed

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