This episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast comes in two parts.

Part One (Las Blancas with Om Arvind and Grant Little)

Quick recap of Barcelona-Sevilla

The current outlook of the race for the UEFA Women’s Champions League spots

Is the “every game is a final” talk becoming cheap?

How to balance rotations

Real Madrid Femenino forgetting how to control proceedings

Depor’s brave start to the game

Explaining why Marta Corredera’s performance can be so drastically different from one minute to the next

The Depor players that impressed

Thoughts on Olga Carmona coming on for Jessica Martínez

Breaking down the first and second goals

Is Kosovare Asllani fit?

Teresa Abelleira and Olga as bright spots in the match

Grant’s Corredera agenda

The Las Blancas players we stan

Marta Cardona’s ironclad case for Real Madrid Femenino MVP

Transfer rumors

Saturday’s WSL games

Tottenham’s old coach (now Real Betis’ current coach) taking shots at his old team on twitter

The — and maybe soon to be diminished — authenticity of women’s football

Grant giving Om a heart attack and their resulting bet

The Mente en Blanco podcast will interview Real Madrid TV commentator Arancha Rodríguez on Sunday (March 27)

And much more

Part Two -- 1:10:58 -- (Real Madrid 1 - 1 AC Milan, 1988-89 European Cup semi-final, 1st leg)

Quinta del Buitre vs Arrigo Sachi's Milan

Advanced tactics from Sachi

Insane physicality

How would this level of football hold up today?

The context of the 88-89 season

Starting XI's for both sides

Terrible passing from both

Gallego's role

Insane offside traps

Individual standouts

Bernd Schuster's role

Franco Baresi's line-breaking

Carlo Ancelotti's performance

Terrible refereeing

Should you put a defender on the post on corners?

Things that won't age well in football

Marco Van Basten's performance

The evolution of tactics

Paolo Maldini vs Chendo

The back-pass rule

And more.

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