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In the wake of Barcelona's worst defeat in 74 years, Josh and Lachie delve deep into the Blaugrana malaise. What went wrong on the night? Is Setien to blame, or do the problems run deeper? Who would possibly want this job now? And could Messi - dare we say it - leave Camp Nou?

Plus, Guardiola's Manchester City have another offseason to rue a painful exit, this time to underdogs Lyon. Was it simply a case of missed chances, or were their tactical and mental shortcomings exposed?

Plus, Manchester United are taught a Europa League lesson by Sevilla, Sydney limp to a Premier's Plate, and John Aloisi emerges as the frontrunner for the Melbourne Victory job.

It's not exactly one for the romantics, as PSG and RB Leipzig progress in the Champions League. Nick, Josh and Lachie discuss the footballing and ethical issues at play with these uber-rich clubs.

Plus, Barcelona face Bayern and City take on bogey side Lyon - who will go through to the semi finals?

Dimi Petratos has left the Newcastle Jets for an unnamed Saudi Arabian side - are the Jets right to cash in on him? And is it the right move for Dimi at this point in his career?

And finally, the Friday Quiz pits Lachie and Nick head-to-head. Who will win in the shootout?

Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns in studio to break down K League 1 Round 15 game by game and assess what each result may mean for the clubs moving forward. They discuss the rise of FC Seoul's youth, Jeonbuk hitting their stride, water logged pitches, and Incheon United's hopes at the great escape.

Ian and Paul are joined by Sandringham Soccer Club treasurer Michele Rowse to investigate the club's history, and discover some interesting familial links.

Plus, the links between hockey and association football are explored in 100 years ago today.

Naoki Maeda and Nagoya Grampus ripped up our agenda after a stunning first half display at home against Urawa on Saturday night, Maeda getting plenty of opportunities to practice his Ultraman poses in celebration as Reds were left scratching their heads.

Then (from 15:30) Lionel Piguet returns to the pod to chat a particularly mixed weekend for the three Kansai clubs - after he was pitchside snapping photos for JSoccer Magazine at two of the games - Gamba buoyant after Patric's late, late heroics, Cerezo fail to fire in Tokyo stalemate, and Kobe surprise no one by falling at home to lowly Sendai (to 49:20).

Stuart Woodward joins us next to discuss Yokohama F.Marinos becoming the latest J1 team to be Olunga'd, in a 1-1 draw against Kashiwa at a near capacity (kind of) Nissan Stadium, before (from 1:19:40) Sam and Ben wrap up the other four Matchday 9 results.

This week the boys do a beautiful and glorious review to make benefit the great team of Sydney FC - games against Adelaide and Brisbane. We review some NPL and preview our upcoming game against Western United.

Gold Coast United captain Michael Thwaite opens up on his return to Gold Coast and the club's aspirations to return to the top flight.

Gold Coast United captain Michael Thwaite joins the team this Wednesday afternoon to discuss the exciting new direction the club is taking.

Athos and Ed also unravel a busy week in the A-League and look ahead to the UEFA Champions League quarter finals

- Fulham return to the top-flight

- The latest in UCL and UEL competitions

- A look back at our pre-season predictions

- Salary cap in the EFL?

- All the latest transfer news and more!

Josh Parish and Lachie Flannigan talk Champions League, Pirlo to Juventus, where to now for Western Sydney, and whether the APFCA buying up licences to keep struggling clubs afloat is ethically sound or a conflict of interest.

Plus, Elvis breaks his duck, Bayern run amok, the Ronaldo vs Messi debate resurfaces, and Perth Glory limp toward the finals.