Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC.

A little later in the show we're going to be hearing from Mark Ogden, a native manoeuvre

to talk Manchester United. But we have Casey Keller with us, our special guest. He's been

called this week. And also Stevie Nicholaw is a special guest. For us, I'm K Murie,

we're in the studio with you. We've got to start with the Bundesliga this weekend and

what a weekend. The final round is set to be. It's a moment of truth. It is the final

day of the Bundesliga. And as you can see from the table, it is all in Borussia Dortmund's

hands. They are two points ahead. But in the event they were to finish level on points,

a draw and a buy-and-win elsewhere. And it would be buy-and-who would take another title.

Borussia Dortmund has to win to ensure it is theirs as we take a look at the odds here

and welcome in. Archie Rintoto is going to be pitch side at the signal at Duna Park

this weekend. Who's going to win the title, Archie?

I think it will be Borussia Dortmund. For a few reasons, the fact is Dortmund are

electric at home. And that is partly because of the crowd and the way that they squeeze

the opponent. And it's felt in recent weeks like I'm watching buy-and-playing in black

and yeah, I was a buy-and-off all the way that they were just sweep teams aside with such

ease. And that, the fact that they're playing might to have got some key players missing

for them, added to the fact that buy-and-mune could away to Cologne. And I think that the way

that Cologne are, they don't give an inch at the best of times. So I think that buying

could have some trouble there as well. The mood that I saw from Thomas Tuchel in his

press conference today makes me think that this is, that how much of a change can there

be from buying from last weekend against Arby Leitzig? The odd speaking favour for Borussia

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