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Finn, Scotty and Ronny's Champions League watchalong drew about 137,000 views, the largest audience for the channel's new uploads.

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Manchester United 3-2 AS Roma | LIVE Champions League WatchAlong

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2:00Finn joins Scotty and Ronny in the studio to assess the pressure surrounding United's match.
2:49Memories of the Roma win in 2007 prompt jokes when Finn reveals he was born in 2005.
17:02The starting lineup arrives, with the panel examining the tactical setup and Harry Amass's place among the substitutes.
28:02Scotty questions how Bruno Fernandes's standing in United history should be judged amid the club's struggles.
48:47Ronny and Scotty give their score predictions, both expecting United to concede.
59:50The studio falls quiet for the minute of silence at Old Trafford before kickoff.

Asked whether he was confident United would get a result against Roma, Finn offered a wonderfully economical answer: "No."

That exchange gives Stretford Paddock's most-watched new upload its starting point. Finn, Scotty and Ronny opened the watchalong discussing nine games without a win, Michael Carrick's uncertain position and whether optimism was even available. Remembering United's famous home victory over Roma also produced a generational wrinkle: Finn pointed out that he was born in 2005.

The title, "Manchester United 3-2 AS Roma | LIVE Champions League WatchAlong", records a rather better outcome than that opening mood suggested. It reached about 137,000 views in six hours. Underneath, viewers are marking out the equaliser and winning goal for repeat visits, while one recalls having to reconsider a live-chat argument about whether a two-goal advantage was safe.

Chelsea's victory had supplied much of the week's other viewing. Stephen Howson's reaction with Joe drew the next-largest audience among the new uploads, followed by the Chelsea watchalong. Andy Tate joined Jay for his own post-match verdict, a familiar voice on a channel whose most-watched regular uploads include his reactions from 2014.

The managerial discussion hasn't disappeared with the result. Joe's interview with Rory Jennings about responsibility at United is among the videos gathering the most daily views, alongside the Roma preview and a Paddock Podcast questioning the senior players' role.

Across 15 uploads, subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is currently well below its usual level, although the week's views gain sits around the middle of the nearby football channels, close to The Rest Is Football. For Paddock viewers catching up, the Roma comments offer a very specific destination: the third-goal reaction.

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What viewers say

Now to watch the 3rd goal reaction a few times ❤😂🎉
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Someone in the live comments said 2-0 is a dangerous score, I replied and said have you been watching the same united I have for the past season😂 I’ll happily eat my own words
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Bruno first penalty miss: 2:15:25
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