Hello and welcome to later episode of the two of his podcasts, your destination for

in-depth discussion analysis of every Premier League match, and the Champions League and

a little bit of Europa League as well, this show. I am Robbie Musto, he's Robbie Earl

here at the Topics for today's show. Tottenham's shock exit from the Europa League and what

it means for Joe Zemrinho. Chelsea managed to city cruising into the Champions League

quarterfinals out of the team, eight teams remaining. We discussed Wish Club as a

Champions League favourite and asked him and united finding a way to advance to

Europa League quarterfinals. That's what we've got coming up in today's episode.

Robbie Earl, I don't know whether we expected a headline news story or from this

midweek range of matches. We are starting with the shock exit of Tottenham

not so, Robbie Earl. Tune it up from the first leg. I watched it. They were

comfortable, well-managed, rested, rotated, comfortable victory. I absolutely didn't

expect anything other today than a standard victory or whatever to get to find

their way through the game. The way the game unfolded, I watched this one really

closely. I know that when there's two games at the same time, you're going to

die on both games, but my eyes were focused on this particular match and we'll

get into Muno's interview afterwards. We saw what he said afterwards, but just the

shock rob of this result and what it means. I mean, I just real quick looked at

the line up, Rob, and I thought, okay, you know, it's kind of a safe team, some

changes, nothing kind of out of the ordinary, bailed in start. He kind of went with

the lamella and Susoko was back in the side and Delhi got her start as a number

ten. You look at it the first half and it's like, okay, kind of boring, but

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