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Manchester United bin-fire keeps blazing and Arsenal draw at Bayern: Football Weekly Extra – podcast

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Max Rushden, Jonathan Liew, Paul Watson, Rory Symon, Tayo Popoola

Max Rushden is joined by Jonathan Liew, Paul Watson and Archie Rhind-Tutt to discuss Wednesday night’s Champions League action.

On the podcast today: another player questions the hierarchy at Manchester United after they are hammered in Como, but should captain Bruno Fernandes have held his tongue? Michael Carrick may be on the brink, but which top manager would even want this job?

Elsewhere, Arsenal and Bayern play out an entertaining draw, but there are concerns over Bukayo Saka. And Aston Villa cruise past Viking at home.

Plus there is a look ahead to the weekend’s Premier League fixtures – will Spurs finally get something at Stamford Bridge? Will Brighton become proper title contenders if they win at Anfield? And just what is going on with the U15 World Cup schedule?

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