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Spurs and Man Utd (almost) make light work of their European semis
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Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Troy Deeney discussed a good night for the English sides in their European semi-finals with Spurs, Manchester United and Chelsea all taking a solid lead ahead of next week. Is Postecoglou winning over the Spurs faithful again and is Ruben Amorim starting to get a real tune of his United squad? Plus - the guys look ahead to the final day in the Championship season, as well as discussing the hotly contested race for the top five places in the Premier League.
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