Hello guys, thanks for tuning in to the Not the Top 20 podcast.

This is a Monday podcast, as it has been all season,

but there's only a few games really to recap.

We're going to be looking back as detailed as possible

on the first legs of the playoff semi-finals in the

championship and in League One and reviewing the ties from League two.

Both legs played and we know who will be playing at Wembley.

So stay tuned throughout for a breakdown of the whole playoff picture in the

EFL. George, as first legs go, not loads and loads of goals, but I think in terms of setting

up second legs, we've got to be pretty happy with how we're looking. Yeah, well, of the six games,

you've got one draw and then five games that would decide about one goal

so it couldn't really be better poised going into the second legs uh i wouldn't say the games

had you know too much when i mean there was drama i guess i mean we had some sendings off

which maybe shouldn't have happened we had a couple of non-sendings off

that definitely should have happened. But I mean, I guess you always expect these playoff first

legs to be quite cagey because there's so much at stake. I thought both the games that we

watched on Saturday that the two later games easily could have been goalless, except for two

moments of absolute quality, which meant that Sunderland and Leeds

won. But, yeah, I think the second legs are always where the drama is going to really unfold.

And that's okay, isn't it? Because we know that there's a second leg coming, and we know that at the

end of that, there'll be a victor. And actually, you know, this isn't basketball, is it? I'm happy for the first legs to be very cagey and for everything to be there to

play for in the second leg, because you know that, you know, at the end of 90 minutes or 120 minutes

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