Graeme Souness

Yeah, I think it's inevitable.

You know, they've got that big game to look forward to, but they've been just showing signs that the focus has come off the league when you look at the West Brom result, the Stoke result.

I don't think they're the strongest squad, no.

I think he has to strengthen in the summer.

he'd be slightly concerned, I think you can see that in his voice, he is slightly concerned, you know, they have to beat Brighton now, they have to think the worst case scenario, the other team is winning, and, you know,

If you're involved, if you've got such a showcase game coming up like a Champions League final, it's inevitable you've got one eye on it.

That's his job, therefore he's got to refocus them on the one that comes along first, that's all that matters, then after that you park it and then it's all about the Ukraine, Kiev.

There wasn't that sparkle there.

There wasn't that electric pace and cute and clever passing.

How deserving were they?

We can talk about it now.

I think they didn't have that killing instinct today.

From what they did against West Ham and Swansea, I really thought that today was going to be showtime.

But listen, sometimes it takes a lot out of you when you know you're going to get that trophy in your hand.

And you have to give Huddersfield a lot of credit because they came with a plan.

People might say, yeah, it could have been a different city.

It doesn't matter.

They got that point.

Well done to them.

Not a lot of people.