498. Swansea w the 97th min winner, but first Newcastle visits West Brom

from Filibuster Freestyle · host Gavin Viano

FilibusterFreestyle.com looks for some late match drama between Newcastle and West Bromwich Albion in a Premier League relegation "six pointer". When we couldn't find it, we headed over to the exciting and dramatic ending of the Swansea City v. Middlesbrough match. Plus we find a Honey Nut Cheerio in a strange place during the podcast.

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