Steve Crossman

Yes, I thought so.

So, I mean, actually, the first question I'll ask you then, because it links into what we're talking about, is Como.

So how are Como being viewed within that context?

Are they a plucky anything?

Are they not?

Would your average neutral Italian football fan think, oh, great, if they get in the Champions League or not?

Perfect question.

I have to say congratulations to you, James, because whilst the rest of us have been beautifully lit throughout this show, it's just got darker and darker behind you.

Now you effectively look like a deleted scene from the Blair Witch Project at this point, but you've done well with it.

What a great EuroLeagues, everybody.

Big thank you to Rafa Honigstein, The Athletics, James Holmcastle, and ESPN's Julianne Laurent.

The final EuroLeagues.

of this club football season is next Thursday and it will be live from Budapest ahead of the Champions League final, which is of course live on Five Live on Saturday, Arsenal versus Paris Saint-Germain.

So we'll be here on Five Live from 7pm with that and that'll be the next edition of the Euroleagues.

Next up on the Football Daily will be the commentator's view.

Right, welcome to the Euroleagues.

We'll be talking Real Madrid president Florentino Perez and his head-turning press conference this week.

We'll chat about the imminent return of Jose Mourinho.

We're going to have the Paris FC sporting director with us, Marco Nepi.

We'll talk about Como, how they are viewed internally in Italy.