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

Part One (Kiyan Sobhani, Alex Goldberg on Chelsea / Hazard / Kovacic / Podcasting)

• How does Alex get his guests?
• The story of getting Reece James and (almost) Mason Mount on The Byline
• Chelsea’s dealings with the press
• Why Chelsea and Real Madrid are indirect allies
• Eden Hazard’s best season
• Mateo Kovacic’s turnaround at Chelsea
• Was Chelsea’s transfer ban a blessing in disguise?

Part Two — 1:12:39 — (Kiyan Sobhani, Matt Wiltse Om Arvind on Real Madrid’s encounter with Manchester United in the European Cup semi-finals in 1968)

• Amancio’s greatness
• The Ye-ye era
• Gento’s longevity
• Busby’s United team
• Why this was such a relatable game to watch
• An incredible atmosphere at the Bernabeu
• Wonky formations
• How Real Madrid changed after Puskas and Di Stefano left
• The collapse — blowing a two-goal aggregate lead
• Why Pirri is one of the most underrated players in Real Madrid history
• Miguel Perez
• Rapid fire questions: CR vs Messi, our favourite players, our favourite teams said from Real Madrid, our most disliked teams, etc.
• And more.

Part Three — 2:44:40 — (Kristofer McCormack, Sam Sharpe, Ruben Skjerping on Castilla Corner)

• This week, Castilla Corner give their top five and bottom five Castilla prospects through a higher/lower ranking of the entire squad.

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Hosts this week:

Kiyan Sobhani (@KiyanSo)

Matt Wiltse (@MattWiltse4)

Alex Goldberg (@AlexGoldberg_)

Om Arvind

Sam Sharpe (@CastillaStats)

Kristofer McCormack (@k_mc06)

Ruben Skjerping (@RubenPMN)