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Eye watering............................

My childhood play area................................

Nah, Kane was the best player Bayern had and taking him off, when, at least, extra time and penalties was a real possibility, was a mistake. Bellingham was almost invisible, I thought the same in the first leg but ht'es, by all accounts, had an incredible season at a league winning team. Dier was steady, he's dependable in most situations, he, unfairly, became a victim of the boo boys in England so I'm pleased he's performing at a high level.

Of the three English players on view Die r was the best by a distance.

Linesman too quick on his flag and a possible Bayer n goal cancelled. Might have just been off but we will never know. Madrid the better side but only scored because German goalie made an awful error. He had had two or three great saves then fumbled a fairly routine one. Not as exciting as Airdrie but pretty good nonetheless.

Real 2-1 Bayern, best team won by a mile. Bayern are slow and predictable, no real surprise they have been a poor 2nd best in the German league this season. Roll on the final, Dortmund v Madrid.

Bayern have, consistently, made poor final passes, slack since the first whistle.

I seen that now, I was looking at the goal scorers position.....................................

Never offside. He was behind the ball. Very good second half.

Real 2-1 Bayern, a dodgy looking offside not given, looked offside for me. Jeezo, what a game. 93 mins.

1-1, what a fcuk up by the Bayern goalie. I said a few minutes ago taking Kane off was a mistake as this had a serious chance of going to penalties. 89 mins.

Boom, 1-1, what a game. 71 mins. Chalked off, easy decision, foul against the Bayern defender. 0-1

What a display from the Real left winger, Vinicius Jr, absolutely terrorising the Bayern right hand side. Still 0-0, but Bayern are hanging on. Bayern need some subs, a few in midfield are slack as feck with the final ball on the odd chance they venture up-field And as I type Bayern score. 0-1 68 mins.

I agree it's tight, as I said before the game. Real looking slightly the more likely but fine lines.

Reasonable first half. Final pass being overhit. Bayern keeper has had a couple of blood saves. Fancy Madrid but could go either way.

Here's a snippet of the opposite from your made up post...................or as some would say, an out and out lie. LONDON — The defection of a Conservative MP to Labour provoked an outcry from women in her new party, angry at her previous defense of her sex offender ex-husband. Natalie Elphicke, the MP for Dover and Deal since 2019, dramatically announced her defection to Labour on Wednesday just as Rishi Sunak was taking to his feet for prime minister’s questions. However, Elphicke’s admission to the Labour Party has caused consternation among some of her new colleagues. Seven female Labour MPs, granted anonymity to speak frankly about sentiment inside the party, told POLITICO they were uncomfortable with her switch. But a shadow minister said there was “a lot of unease” because “Natalie has said some abhorrent things and I’m not sure her values are those we should be aspiring to have in the party.”

Real 0-0 Bayern, half time. Brilliant first 45, quality all over the park, just a smidgen from the perfect pass and the woodwork preventing a goal. Who said there would be goals?

You might want to look into that as there has been, already, more than a few raised eyebrows at this particular individual from the labour faithful. Don't let that spoil your slanted view though.

Ok mate, I'll give my workmate a smack tomorrow.

The fact that Natalie Elphicke felt comfortable swapping benches and the red tories were more than comfortable welcoming her should make those who think Labour is an alternative in Scotland think twice. This only serves to emphasis the fact that the only real escape from the right wing fascists is to escape this toxic union. Don't think a vote for the SNP is a vote FOR them. It is a vote for freedom to choose a government more akin to the values most Scots hold dear.

Think it was 6 times over both games , 4 last night and 2 in the 1st .

All is fair in love and war. You can add politics to that. If the SNP want the electorate to vote for independence then it will be tangible changes in cost of living and life satisfaction that need to be improved. The electorate can’t be bought on promises of how better things will be when we are independent.

Brilliant

Somebody at work said PSG hit the woodwork 6 times?