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Ryan and Musa discuss the Champions League quarterfinals and more

By Ryan Hunn and Musa Okwonga
Paris Saint Germain v FC Bayern Munich - UEFA Champions League Photo by Julien Mattia/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

Musa and Ryan go over this week’s Champions League quarterfinal second legs, beginning with PSG’s progression past Bayern despite defeat in Paris (8:34) and Chelsea, who also lost the leg but won the tie, getting past Porto (26:13). Dortmund did themselves proud, but it wasn’t enough to stop Manchester City impressing, heading into their first semifinal under Pep Guardiola (29:54), and Real Madrid’s goalless draw at Anfield was enough to see them through (41:23). There’s also chat about Musa’s new book, England’s bright future, and more!

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