So there you have it.

Maybe no big surprise that Salzburg, who had to change their coach in December,

who aren't going particularly well domestically, come to the home of the champions and they're spanked.

There were other stories and I think they're interesting ones.

Let's start with Carlo Ancelotti.

Often in the last few seasons I've been here,

watching really closely.

Part of my duties are to try and describe what's seen out with the television cameras.

And so you watch the culture and you watch what he's trying to communicate,

not just describe his gesticulations.

If you're any good at your job, if you're experienced, if you've been around for a long time,

you should be able to understand what he's trying to communicate.

And what happens a lot is you see this.

You see him all the time on the touchline here pointing that way my left

looks right on your screen sing to his players get the ball to veniceus get the ball to venice

more regularly with better spin on it and quicker.

It's something that repeatedly agitates him.

So for about 60, 90 seconds ahead of Venetius's first goal tonight, of two, he became player of the match.

Ancelotty was pointing like a scarecrow,

like a football scarecrow,

get it down to Venetius, get it down to Venetius.

So when Modrich did release Venetius

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