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Liverpool Advance, Messi & Ronaldo's Futures & North London Derby Preview
Episode 408

Liverpool Advance, Messi & Ronaldo's Futures & North London Derby Preview

The 2 Robbies · NBC Sports Soccer

March 12, 202147m 45s

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Show Notes

Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe review weekday matches in the Champions League, Europa League and Premier League focusing on the following:

  • (0:45) Liverpool taking care of business against RB Leipzig to advance to the Champions League Quarter-finals
  • (8:55) A possible changing of the guard as Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo exit the Champions League while Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland advance. Plus, where will Messi & Ronaldo play next season?
  • (16:15) Manchester United's 1-1 draw with A.C. Milan
  • (21:25) Arsenal finding a way past Olympiacos despite some concerns
  • (30:05) Tottenham's professional victory against Dinamo Zagreb
  • (34:20) A preview of Sunday's North London Derby
  • (36:35) Sergio Aguero's questionable future at Manchester City
  • (40:55) The bizarre relationship between Christian Pulisic & Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea so far

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