
Show Notes
Angelina Kelly and European football expert Kev Hatchard review Liverpool’s win over Atlético Madrid and Arsenal’s victory at Napoli. Is Martin Ødegaard now world class? Andy Gray also praises Liverpool’s exciting 18-year-old Rio Ngumoha, while Kev gives the lowdown on Manchester United’s opponents, Sabah.
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