And sat on him all night.

What an incredible individual performance from the old guy.

A lot of it is on Poch - they stayed far too aggressive after going 1-0 up, and you could feel the air go out when Juve got their first goal.

Kane is not a 200M striker.

They should have immediately changed tactics after going up 3-2 and +2 on AGs.

It was crazy to watch them continue to press forward like that.

You don’t have to park the bus and not play your game, but defense first and foremost.

Like I said below, there is no world where that second Juve goal should have happened. None.

all of their lives.

That second goal was on a through ball where the central backs were miles wide and halfway up the GD pitch.

That's basic stuff. Poch and whomever else was on the bench should have been screaming at the central defenders to not push forward. They aren't needed for offensive support.

That was failure at a basic level. It was insane to watch. This is something little kids and HS level players learn. When you are out front, you don't have to, nor should you ever, push that far up the pitch as a defender. You should also never try an offiside trap either, when in that situation. Keep the whole damn thing in front of you at all times. You're up 3-2 aggregate and +2 on AGs, sit back and keep everything in front (that doesn't mean you have to park the bus either)

back and making a clever pass. He has excellent vision.

Not sure this loss should be seen as indictment on Kane. Poch? Maybe.

Never feels like he shows up in the truly big matches. And he's petulant on the field - though nowhere near as bad as Alli - when things aren't going his way. He also should have had at least 3 suspensions from serious foul plays this year that he completely got away with.

and taking out Benatia paid off.