Hello everyone, welcome to this week's edition of the Spanish Whittled Podcast, me, Phil

Kitt from the ladies, him, Dr. Sidlow, hello Sidney, hello Phil, how are you?

What a weekend, what a bloody weekend it was, amazing, I mean it's been an amazing season

and in particular the last four or five weeks have been incredible, that sense that somehow

there are all of these turning points, none of which turn out to be turning points, it's

like you turn so many times that you don't know which way you're facing anymore, but at

the end of it all, it seems you're facing the same way you were when it all started,

it's like no one properly gets away, but nor does anyone properly get kind of cut a drift

and each time the kind of turning points are even more dramatic, whether it's a last minute

penalty that hits the post or whether it's a break away goal in the 90th minute or this

weekend, by the end of Sunday night it was just kind of bizarre how much of a twist we got.

You're talking about the title race which is as dramatic as we've had in the last, I sort

of stat said, it's never been tighter since it's been three points for a win.

Wow, okay.

In terms of the points, that gives you an idea, it's also extremely tight at the bottom

as well in terms of the relegation battle, so here's what happened on match day 35 before

we dive into a more detailed look on Friday night, Real Sossi there'd be Elce by two goals

to nila, a really good result for the side from a San Sebastien who are closing in on 5th

spot, Elce very much still mired in the relegation dogfight, Alavés claimed a point at home to

Lavante, it finished 2-2 on Saturday and then Barça and Atlético played out, what we

thought was a very significant 0-0 draw at the camp now, Sydney was there, we'll talk about

that game in just a moment, Caddiff secured their top flight status with a 2-1 home win against

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