In the latest episode of the Football Weekly podcast, host Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini, and Lars Sivertsen to discuss Real Madrid's remarkable comeback against Borussia Dortmund, where they overcame a two-goal deficit. The panel also highlights Aston Villa's impressive performance, marking their third consecutive victory in the Champions League. The discussion delves into the new Champions League format while reflecting on Real Madrid's consistent ability to perform under pressure. The group debates whether Dortmund mishandled the game or if this is simply a characteristic of facing Carlo Ancelotti's resilient squad. Listeners are encouraged to rate, review, and share the podcast on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Audioboom, Mixcloud, Acast, and Stitcher. They can also engage with the podcast community on social media or via email.

Aston Villa secured a surprising 1-0 victory over Bayern Munich at Villa Park in the Champions League, with striker Jhon Durán netting the decisive goal. Durán skillfully lobbed the ball over an out-of-position Manuel Neuer from a distance, sealing the win for Villa. Following the match, Aston Villa manager Unai Emery expressed his pride in the team's performance, highlighting their strategic approach to the game. He noted that they had specifically analyzed Neuer's positioning prior to the match, which played a crucial role in their success against the German giants.

Aston Villa is set to face Bayern Munich in a highly anticipated Champions League match, kicking off at 8pm BST at Villa Park. In the lead-up to the game, Ben Fisher highlights an intriguing subplot involving Harry Kane. Ollie Watkins, who plays for Aston Villa, shared his thoughts on Kane, who is not only his England captain but also a teammate. However, Watkins candidly acknowledged the competitive nature of their relationship, as he aims to secure a spot in the starting lineup, effectively trying to displace Kane. Stay tuned for live updates and coverage of this exciting clash.

Arsenal secured a convincing victory over PSG, while Brest climbed to second place in the league standings, as discussed in the latest episode of the Football Weekly Extra podcast. Host Max Rushden was joined by panelists Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Fadugba, and Philippe Auclair to analyze the Champions League matches from Tuesday night. The discussion centered on Arsenal's impressive performance against PSG at the Emirates Stadium. The panel pondered how many more courageous headers Kai Havertz needs to score to gain recognition for his abilities as a center-forward. They also humorously debated whether he resembles a character from a minor Jane Austen novel. Listeners are encouraged to rate, review, and share the podcast on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Audioboom, Mixcloud, Acast, and Stitcher. They can also engage with the podcast community on social media or via email.