As everyone seems to be saying this was a thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining and enjoyable match but I suspect it served merely to confirm the ideas Pep already has about the CL final team rather than challenge them. I think we all suspect that Pep is sure of the team and only injury will change it. Ederson will be in goal, so it was a nice gesture to play Scott last night. He's clearly popular with the squad and he did nothing wrong. Neither of the two centre backs will figure in the CL team. I have been impressed with Ake whenever he has played, but I was singularly unimpressed last night. Garcia was absolutely fleeced for Newcastle's third and Walker ( who's own performance was uneven) had little choice but to concede the penalty. We need Walker's pace against Chelsea but whether we need Cancelo's bad temper and petulance is a different matter with the ever reliable Zinchenko available. Gundo and Bernado did no harm at all to their chances but Raheem again failed to impress. He seems to have lost his ability to intervene decisively, doesn't beat his man at all regularly and is too ready to slow the attack down and play a "safe" pass. Jesus plays well, always works hard and set up a goal last night but he tends to operate in wide areas rather than in the middle and I certainly wouldn't pick him in preference to Phil Foden! Torres certainly showed what a prospect he is but I don't think he is yet to be considered a real threat to (a fit!) KdB who will probably operate as a false 9. Which leaves a choice between Rodri and Ferna. Sentiment clearly puts me in Ferna's camp, but I think his performance against PSG was so excellent that he will get the nod in a "one off" big game.