Mark Langdon

But yeah, I was at Wembley.

I did see somebody reading Jonathan Wilson's book on a train two days ago, though.

So yeah, the two brothers.

They seemed engrossed as well.

Yeah, no leg issues, Max.

I'd be more on the Barry side than the Lars in terms of how much praise Liverpool should get because I do think that PSG was kind of playing the tie and game state, you're 2-0 up, you're at Anfield, I think the natural thing there is to sit back and...

allow some pressure and Dembele had an amazing chance in that first half that I think he should have scored as well so PSG maybe just in that second half forgot to attack and did spend too long just allowing that pressure but they always looked very comfortable to me a couple of sort of standout players that

probably don't get the praise for PSG, probably the two players that are spoken about least in that PSG team.

But first of all, Safanov, the goalkeeper, who did play well.

And I think really from losing Donnarumma was a big one.

And I felt that might cost them in the latter stages of the Champions League.

We're now at the latter stages of the Champions League and he's played a very solid game.

He's displaced Chevalier in goal, who had a bit of a disaster really when he came in.

And the other one is William Pacho, the centre-back, who was at the kind of heart of that disputed penalty, which

I didn't think it was a penalty.

McAllister put his leg there and tried to initiate a foul.

But I thought he was fantastic at the heart of that defence.

If you look at Ecuador, they concede so few goals.

Him and Hincapia of Arsenal.

They've got two very good defenders, Ecuador.