Craig Burley

If he gets a decent touch in that, so it could have been easily, and I mean easily, five or six.

I don't see any redemption for Liverpool here at Anfield because they're going to outplay them again.

And Vitinha...

I mean, they're all really tidy on the ball and the movement's great, but Vitinha, the little guy in the midfield, just dictating and controlling, getting the ball up, starting moves, switching play, you know, everything about his game.

He's only a little guy in there, but he just drives this whole PSG team forward.

And I don't remember him, and I'm sure he did, but I don't remember him losing the ball in this game.

He was absolutely brilliant.

It's true what we said.

We were talking about this yesterday, saying for Andy Slott, and somewhat it's walked out this way, that he walks out...

relatively unscathed because we were talking yesterday saying this could be a mess sure and where does he recover from a mess you know if this is five or six which it should have been it should have been five or six how does he deal with the press how does he deal with the supporters how does he go into the second leg if he even gets to the second leg uh

And that's still going to be a conversation down the line after the PSG second leg takes place.

But I think had he gone into it with the scoreline it should have been tonight, I think he'd have been maybe getting a phone call from his board.

So a little bit unscathed, but again, after the second leg, it could be curtains for him.

What's UEFA's standards on penalties here?

I'm not talking about the Canati one.

so much.

You're used to pushing the bank.

The second one, yeah.

Well, basically, that's where I'm going to.

What's the high bar that a player yesterday in Michael Alisi was clearly barged in the back in front of goal?