Fabrizio Romano: Journalist Or Content Creator & "Here We Go" | Kickin' It Season 3 Episode 10

Peter Schmeichel said that he was going to get an interview for us. Micah requested that it would be with the studio. It's not. Of course it's not. He's spoken to Harry Kane. Here you go. Harry, I don't know where you are in this, but we've just been watching the best game we've ever seen in the Champions League. We've been entertained. We've had nine goals. And we've been asking the question, who are the happiest? Are you the happiest for the result? Or is it them? Yeah, I mean, it's hard to be happy after a loss. That's for sure. We feel like we can win every game. Even today, we felt like we could have won the game for sure. But when you're 5-2 down in the semi-final away from home, to show the type of character that we did, to claw our way back into the tie. And now essentially, yeah, we saw nine goals today, but it's 1-0 going into the Allianz next week. So yeah, crazy game. A lot happened. A lot to digest and, I think, improve on. But overall, I think it leaves us with belief because we scored four goals away from home. They have to come to the Allianz. And we have to try and make that our fortress next week. Oh, career-defining season this one for Harry Kane. Yeah, and you know what? I've been thinking about Harry Kane a lot because, not for too long. OK, someone's in me here. I can't think about him too long. I think if he could go on, I think he's getting close to being, or has been over a couple of years, one of the best players in the world. Not just the best striker. He's more than a striker. But he's probably getting close to the end of his career. And when he gets to the end of his career, where would he be in terms of the greatest English players of all time? He probably needs a couple of big trophies, really, to go alongside the absolute greats. But he's not far away. He's one of the best players I think this country has ever, our country has ever produced. Depends what country you're from, at the moment. I'm from the UK, always. Always and forever. Let's go out to Paris, though, because Ousmane Dembele is standing by. Thierry, do you want to start? Oh, my God. Ousmane, come in. There's a victory, so congratulations. But are you really satisfied? Because 5-2 was a little better. Congratulations for the victory, but are you truly satisfied? Because 5-2 would have been better. Yes, obviously, it would have been better. But it's the semi-final of the Champions League. These are big teams playing on this pitch. Bayern are incredible. We also attack. They attack. We attack. We had to stay focused when it was 5-2. But everything is possible in a semi-final. So now we have to stay focused. We're only at half time at this time. And we'll do everything that we can to get to the final. It's not an attack against philosophy, identity. But it's 5-2. Why don't we close it down? But that's not the way that you guys play the game. You have to play with your head, especially in this type of game. The 5-3 that we lose that got into our heads a little bit. We know that it's going to be difficult in Munich. But we're going to go there and try and win again. No, it's not over. She's only at half time. He scored. I scored. So I'll tell her next week. I can't speak French. I'll translate. Oh no, Thierry will translate for you. This for us was one of the greatest games we've ever seen. And I said before, Ousmane, that I don't think I've ever seen so many attacking players on the pitch perform at their absolute best for you, including you, and also for Bayern Munich. Yeah, that one. Yeah, exactly. If it's the wing, the forwards, the midfield. For you guys, the spectators, it's a great game, but it takes a lot of energy for us. We're expecting the same thing in Munich. He says thank you very much because we enjoyed that match. That was what he wants to watch. OK, Thierry, we'll try to ask him something. Will the game be as good next week? Yeah, what was that? It's OK, it's OK, Mika. Will the game be as good next week? I hope so, I hope so. But with a victory on our side. I hope it's going to be another spectacular game. That's just a pleasure for us and a pleasure for you guys too. How do you have so much energy? The way you press, you play one wing on the right, on the left, centre. What are you eating for dinner? I want to know, please. If you don't press, if you don't run. Lucien Riquet puts you on the bench. No, but he said something very important because I asked him a question about 5-2 and 5 would have been better than 5-4, obviously. And he said, yes, sometimes we need to understand moments and play a bit more with our heads. Will they do it? Well, it seems not. That they don't play that way. But look, it was enjoyable for us. But you need to have moments, though, in the Champions League where you need to make sure that when you suffer, you're not going to concede. It's important. This guy right here, his team knew how to do that to the tee. Yes, they did. Lucien Riquet, what a game. For the neutral, that will probably go down as one of the best ever legs we've seen in a semi-finals. The most number of goals. What was it like as a manager seeing your team be a part of that? Yes, you can never be angry with your players. Even if you conceded four, six goals, five goals, it doesn't matter. I think both teams saw what we are, what we feel, what we want to transmit. And I think it was party time, all the time changing intensity at the high level. And everybody exhausted and at the same time very happy because we won. One of the best, if not the best team in Europe this season. He's so fine with it.