Vision on as they say or as they used to say on television.

Here while I'm on Jewik, you've been here with me before, it's the Olympic Stadium.

If you're British, if you are, do you remember people like Limper Christie, Sally Gunnell, winning medals down on the track there?

Well, first of all, stadium's a little less full. Tickets are a bit cheaper. Tickets are still on sale right now with about 20 minutes to kick off. It's a rainy, grisly, grim night. You can all laugh at me coming up there still in very UK, Scandinavian, Irish weather. The teams are interesting to me. Aletti looked like there are

a 4-4-2, Connor Gallagher, having done well when he came on at the weekend, keeps his place at

left midfield, it's Julian Albanese and Greasman up front. The Barstle formation or the Barso

11 is the one that interests me most in Levin'ski dropped or rested.

You call it what you want, but extra pace there.

And people in foot will talk about the spine all the time, don't they?

Well, if at Lettie have got the capacity to be 451 instead of 442 without the ball,

and I think they do have that capacity.

Basel are flat out. In the midfield instead of Casado next to Federer, it's the Yonge, the idea being run past

opponents break lines.

But as he is organized defensively, I think he probably isn't.

In front of him, it's Danny Olmo, starting a game instead of Gabby.

Gabby the presser, the robber of possession, the harasser.

Might this have been a tie for him? Well, Nancy Flit, a couple of days after his birthday thinks not.

So what you've got down in the middle is the passer, Kubarsi in the centre of defence, not at Aou.

Fedri and Diyong in front of Diyong Olimmon in front of Almod Torres.

Very vertical.

Once someone will play the ball through the ranks, nice and quickly.

The pitch is very wet, very slippery indeed.

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