Manchester United will return to Premier League action on Monday evening after thirteen days without a game; Harry Maguire, Leny Yoro, Ayden Heaven, and Carl Anka took advantage of the break with trips abroad but Andy is energised by an upcoming trip to Everton's nearly new Hill Dickinson Stadium.

In on-pitch matters, the women's team made serene progress to the Champions League quarter finals by beating Atletico Madrid 5-0 on aggregate; The Athletic's Megan Feringa drops by to tell us about another Jess Park masterclass. There are now high hopes of success for Marc Skinner's team this season albeit Chelsea, Chelsea, and Bayern will provide stiff opposition in the cups.

In a packed show, we also review United's progress to another quarter final; this time in the FA Youth Cup at Oxford with Chris McKenna watching on. Andy has more on his article about the club covering the cost of fans' coach travel to Bournemouth, and we try to answer Eric Steele's trivia question from this week's TotD Extra.

Hosts: Ian Irving, Laurie Whitwell, Carl Anka and Andy Mitten
Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead
Audio Producer: Ollie Bellwood
Video Producer: Phil Wright-Lewis

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0:00 Intro
01:18 Goalkeepers quiz
06:55 ⁠Youth Cup victory
21:50 ⁠Carl on Ratcliffe comments
25:16 ⁠Everton preview
42:34 ⁠Women’s UCL Atleti reaction

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