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This episode of the Managing Madrid comes in two parts.
Part One, Espanyol post-game with Kiyan Sobhani and Matt Wiltse:
- Carlo Ancelotti’s back line
- How the Antonio Rudiger - Eder Militao partnership functioned
- Aurelien Tchouameni’s positioning
- Breaking down the opening goal, and the genius of both Tcohuameni and Vinicius Jr in that play
- And the goal conceded... Who was really to blame?
- Why we’re not worried about Karim Benzema
- Vinicius’s performance
- Should Fede Valverde be playing on the right side in games like this?
- More chest bumps, please
- Thibaut Courtois’s distribution
- Eduardo Camavinga and Rodygo Goes’s performances off the bench
- Which outfield player would play keeper for us in an emergency?
- Antonio Rudiger is non-negotiable
- Carlo’s subs
- Marco Asensio & Eden Hazard
- Sergio Reguilon to Atletico Madrid
- And more.
Part Two (53:30), Castilla Corner with Kristofer McCormack and Ruben Skjerping
- Where to watch Castilla this season
- Álvaro Rodríguez’ role after the departure of Latasa
- Why is Arribas still at Castilla?
- Will Real Madrid sign Vinícius Tobias on a permanent deal?
- The chances of getting promoted
- Iker Bravo
- Raúl’s attacking options
- Reguilón’s move to Atlético
- Kris’ deleted tweet, running tracks and our favorite stadiums
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Hosts this week:
Kristofer McCormack (@CastillaCorner)
Ruben Skjerping (@RubenPMN)
Matt Wiltse (@MattWiltse4)
Kiyan Sobhani (@KiyanSo)
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