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Thank Friday It's Football, 4th October 2013

Bob Holmes | Pravin Peraba | Ray Jennings

04-Oct-13 21:06

Thank Friday It's Football, 4th October 2013

Bob Holmes, Pravin Peraba and Ray Jennings discuss the midweek Champions League action which saw Bayern Munich ran riot on Manchester City at the Etihad and Ozil scoring his 1st goal for Arsenal in a convincing 2-0 against Napoli. They also look forward to the BPL games this weekend with West Brom up against in-form Arsenal, Liverpool against struggling Crystal Palace and manager-less Sunderland against Moyes' Manchester United.


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