Kay Murray

Don't even let them have those set pieces.

Thank you so much, Frank.

We'll let you go and deal with those voices in your head.

We'll let you get back to them.

Seems like a problem.

You can see a lot more of Frank over on our YouTube channel, including extra time from yesterday.

Today's edition will be up there, too, when you go and check it out.

In Round 17 of the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich went behind to Köln but put three back on them, with Gnabry, Kim and Karl scoring the goals to maintain the 11-point gap for Bayern at the top of the table.

After the game, our boys caught up with Vincent Kompany, but first, one of the goalscorers, Serge Gnabry.

So here is the table.

We did hear from Serge Gnabry.

He said he didn't really know what happened, but he did mean it.

He was pretty honest in his assessment afterwards.

He didn't know what happened.

He meant to score, but he said he'd need to see it back because he just kind of just went for it.

But today, as we were saying on the coverage, Ali, there was that little bit of a scare for them, just a little bit, against Colm.

They had that little bit of a test that they need right now to keep them honest.

So how do you do that, Stevie?

We talked about this with PSG, didn't we, in the season when they were running away with it.

How do you stay competitive for the Champions League?