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Oct 31, 2026

Pollo ElizondoPANELIST
31:46
interesante.
Pollo ElizondoPANELIST
31:47
El Arsenal viene de quedar eliminado de la Copa de la Liga por un equipo de cuarta división.
Pollo ElizondoPANELIST
31:53
Un escandalazo en Inglaterra.
Pollo ElizondoPANELIST
31:55
El campeón de la Premier League quedó eliminado de la Copa por un equipo de cuarta división.
Chris HorwedelHOST
6:01
McDavid now has produced an assist in each of his first 13 games, breaking a season-opening NHL record he had shared with Sebastian Ajo, Ken Leinsman, and some guy named Wayne Gretzky.
Chris HorwedelHOST
6:11
mcdavid leads the league with 36 points and tristan jerry made 34 saves for the shutout seattle beat toronto 5-4 on brandon montour's winner with 32.7 seconds left after the maple leafs had erased a two goal deficit rookie gavin mckenna scored twice for toronto washington beat philadelphia five to two behind two goals each from jordan cairo and alex tuck the Colorado scored four times in the third and beat New Jersey 5-2, ending the Devils' four-game winning streak In England's League Cup, Liverpool and Manchester City survived penalty shootouts Liverpool advanced 6-5 on penalties after a 1-1 draw with Chelsea, while City beat Brighton 4-3 in the shootout following a 2-2 draw Bournemouth beat Aston Villa 3-0, Crystal Palace beat Fulham 1-0, and Sunderland held off Brentford 3-2.
Chris HorwedelHOST
7:03
Fleetwood Town's reward for eliminating Arsenal is a home quarterfinal against the winner of today's Everton-Newcastle match.
Chris HorwedelHOST
7:10
There's also a developing story in American soccer.
Cammy BellHOST
41:57
So I think that there has to be an element of that within how we then utilize larger parts of the squad.
Cammy BellHOST
42:03
So let's move on, Ian, to this coming Saturday, 5.30 at Hampden, Rangers in the semi-final of the League Cup against Aberdeen.
Cammy BellHOST
42:13
And this is a game, this is the epitome of a must-win game.
Cammy BellHOST
42:17
It absolutely is.
Cammy BellHOST
42:19
I know that we've had a couple of must-wins when we talk about, obviously, Celtic, when we put them out of the League Cup and away to Parkhead and all of these, you know, games that have kind of happened.
Cammy BellHOST
42:27
The simple fact is now is whether we play Hearts or Hibs, if we were to progress to the final, I don't really care.
Cammy BellHOST
42:33
And I'm not looking much beyond Aberdeen at the moment.

8 MINS LATER

Cammy BellHOST
50:38
Well, listen, that will do us for this week on Extra.
Vanessa PhelanCORRESPONDENT
2:11
The left-hander was on the verge of his third test century when bad light ended play after 74 overs at the start of the two-match series in Mirpur.
Vanessa PhelanCORRESPONDENT
2:20
And Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has insisted we can't feel sorry for ourselves and must move on quickly following their stunning loss away to fourth-tier Fleetwood in the League Cup.
Vanessa PhelanCORRESPONDENT
2:32
For more on these stories and for all the latest news, head to RTLtoday.eu. Dry conditions are forecast for the rest of today and indeed for the rest of the week.
Vanessa PhelanCORRESPONDENT
2:51
This afternoon should be mostly sunny with a top temperature of 14 degrees.
Derek FergusonGUEST
16:08
And that's after winning my first medal.
Derek FergusonGUEST
16:12
League Cup medal, so that's for me, because I'd won a few reserve League Cup medals and League medals, because I was in the reserves and in the first team, you know, to and fro, but getting your first team won, and then doing it with Coop, scoring, with minutes to go, with a penalty kick, so that's it, and then Gerante being top drawer and just playing me, again, out there with your mates, so that was special, man, special moment.
Ricki NeillHOST
16:40
Do you know, I've actually been watching quite a lot of the old Rangers footage, and you don't forget how good Cooper was, but when you watch him again, you're just like, what a player he was.
Derek FergusonGUEST
16:50
It was unbelievable, and so was quite a few others.
Juliet HarrisHOST
1:33
The journalist John Baldy was travelling in this helicopter alongside Matthew Harding, the Chelsea owner, or rather co-owner, I think he was on the board with Ken Bates.
Juliet HarrisHOST
1:45
They were flying back from Chelsea's League Cup defeat away to Bolton Wanderers, different time, on the 22nd of October 1996. when the helicopter they were traveling on crashed near middlewich in cheshire which killed harding along with um the pilot john baldy and two other passengers um it was there was very much a sort of a it was a sort of him versus ken bates they frequently clashed at chelsea's in the 90s harding joined the board in october 93 he put 26 and a half million pounds into them, including seven and a half million to construct the North Stand, which is now the Matthew Harding Stand.
Juliet HarrisHOST
2:21
So that's who Matthew Harding is.
Juliet HarrisHOST
2:22
But yes, it was a big story at the time.
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9:04
what
David GrahamGUEST
9:04
it would say is what what yeah we've always been the champions league let's be honest when it came to that that particular league table but what i would what i would say and again i don't want to now get a bit too ahead of myself but one of our criticisms that we always had of our recruitment wasn't necessarily technical ability or physical, or it was around the actual sort of social personality that Scouts talk of, that actually, how will they integrate with the side? How will they react, even body language when things are going badly or when things are going well? I think, you know, was it Minsu's possibly his debut when I think we scored up at Pataudry, am I going to say? yes and he went absolutely boogaloo and i think that in itself kind of endeared him to the fans early doors so yeah there's there's at least the basis now that we can see of positives that are far from the finished article that dare i say and i don't want anyone in the comments to say you've conceded the season i haven't whether or not we have enough over the The run of the 38 games, plus obviously hopefully at least two League Cup games, plus the Scottish Cup, whether or not we have enough to finish the season with one, two, three pieces of silverware will remain to be seen.
David GrahamGUEST
10:23
But I think if you had said, you know, in Halloween week, this time last year, where we were compared to now, I think every bear right across the world would have bitten your hand off to be where we are now.
David GrahamGUEST
10:34
It's not perfect, it's far from it, but it's progress and that's in itself an achievement for us.

24 MINS LATER

David GrahamGUEST
34:56
Had he lost both those games, I think it would have been really difficult to justify dragging it on that much further.
David GrahamGUEST
35:03
I think now he's in the situation where he's one game away from creating a little bit of distance with those below us and keeping the pressure on the one team at the moment above us.
David GrahamGUEST
35:15
And then he's then leading into being able to get us into a League Cup final.
David GrahamGUEST
35:20
And let's be honest, Philip Clement didn't do a great deal right at Rangers overall.
Conan ByrneGUEST
3:26
Whereas when I joined League of Ireland, I wouldn't have been somebody that people recognised.
Conan ByrneGUEST
3:31
Pat Dolan said in a cup final, my name wasn't even in the programme, hadn't a clue who I was in the 2005 League Cup final.
Conan ByrneGUEST
3:39
So it was a case where to get to that moment for me personally was just incredible feeling.
Conan ByrneGUEST
3:45
And then like Alan says, the bond that you create with your teammates, that will live forever.
Gary GillanHOST
5:05
And we kind of set ourselves up for success here in terms of a massive week coming up.
Gary GillanHOST
5:10
You know, a league game at Tyne Castle on Wednesday and then a League Cup semi-final at Hampden on the weekend.
Gary GillanHOST
5:18
These are the weeks that you live for in terms of materiality and getting excited and, you know, playing genuine, meaningful games.
Gary GillanHOST
5:25
for the club and for us as fans in terms of our experience.
Tony HaggertyPANELIST
43:30
terms of the public utterances from managers, you know, the other week you said we could go to Fir Park and lose, right? I was like, okay.
Tony HaggertyPANELIST
43:40
You know, I remember Jock Steen, there's a famous clip of Jock Steen saying it once, and it was after the 1971 League Cup final defeat by Patrick Thistle, 4-1, and he's on camera and he says, I've drummed it into them that they could lose their next match, right? I always drum that into them.
Tony HaggertyPANELIST
43:59
You say that once and then you keep that in-house.
Tony HaggertyPANELIST
44:02
You don't repeat that ad nauseum.

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