Hello, hello, hello, welcome to the NTT20 Monday podcast.

We are EFL Focus.

We are Ali Maxwell and on the line with me, George Ellick.

And the championship returned.

It came back.

We spent all week thinking about it, maybe longer,

and as it was, it was weird and great. There was late drama, as is often the case.

Why was it weird? Well, apart from the experience of watching games behind closed doors,

it was weird results-wise as well. Five of the top six teams dropped

points, two wins in a draw for the bottom three, only two home wins in 12 games, and seven of

the eight teams that won beat teams above them. So as first weekends to review go, George Ehrlich,

this is a pretty tasty one, plenty for us to get our teeth

into how you're getting on this monday morning i'm good mate i'm good um i'm just quite happy that

this weekend could have gone one very boring way a very tiresome way where we'd be talking about

the top two extending their lead and the bottom three,

you know, falling further behind. But instead of that, we have everything has just been thrown

up in the air. You know, we're coming into this podcast, any preconceptions that any part

of the championship, whether that is promotion, the battle for the top six, or the relegation places, all of them.

I mean, I've seen so many people being like, ah, basically every part of the championship is going to go down to the wire.

And, you know, knowing the championship like we do, we'll probably be sitting here in a week's time talking about how it's gone the other way.

But for this moment in time, it feels like there

are probably seven teams, eight teams who could get relegated. It feels like there are about

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