Ali Moreno

It's really hard to make a sweeping statement about the state of a league above somebody else when you're not playing against the same teams.

the schedules for each team are totally different.

You're not playing against the same team.

So it's not the same opposition.

And so to Stevie's point, yeah, so Spurs are able to beat or whoever it is that they play.

And you kind of go, well, yeah, I think they should.

But as it pertains to looking forward into this competition, I think those that are remaining in Champions League would

prefer to play against Perth than, say, Atletico Madrid, for example.

And that's when you start going into the path that Craig was talking about and what he was alluding to, that eventually you're going to get into a place in which these teams that are superior to Slavia Praga, superior to FC Copenhagen, they're not quite better than Barcelona, quite better than Real Madrid.

And even I would say that a team like Borussia Dortmund could be a dangerous team to play in Champions League, even for a Premier League team.

Making sweeping statements, it's always... It's what he does.

It's a slippery... What sweeping statement did I make?

We are here.

As I mentioned in the show, it just so happens that the camera went exactly to him when he tells Trubin, the goalkeeper, hey, you got to get forward.

And of course, Trubin ends up scoring the goal.

And then what does it happen?

It goes to the celebration of the goalkeeper for a little bit, and then it goes right back to Mourinho.

Because Mourinho is the story.

Look.

Benfica is a great story.