Late, Late Show At The Bridge

Myra | Asran Rozain | Bob Holmes

05-Apr-24 19:30

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The Clown Derby (as dubbed by one of our pundits in the previous show) turned out to be a fantastic match as Chelsea edged Man Utd at the very last minute in a topsy-turvy encounter. Will this spark a change in fortune for Chelsea? Can Man Utd bounce back and produce a repeat of their FA Cup heroics against Liverpool this weekend? Tune in as our pundits share their reactions to the midweek matches, as well as look ahead to another packed weekend featuring blockbuster matches, including Tottenham vs Nottingham, Brighton vs Arsenal and more. Only on another exciting episode of Just For Kicks!

Photo credit: AFP

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Kam Raslan

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Categories: football, sports

Tags: Tottenham vs Nottingham, Brighton vs Arsenal, just for kicks, premier league, epl, chelsea vs Man Utd, fa cup,

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