But it isn't just last night. On any match weekend the BBC will trail, for instance, "Chelsea vs Brighton", despite Graham Potter's team being due to play at Anfield.
Why not accept things and go with the French: "Vive la difference"
Why is their competition not simply called the "Super League" ? Why precede it with the 'W' word ? Unless they are worried that people will confuse them with Rugby League's senior competition.
Driving home last night my wife ( a Man City supporter ) was puzzled when the R5 presenter said that Chelsea were playing PSG in the Champions League.
"How are they playing in Europe when City are playing Liverpool in the cup ?"
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Why can't they simply add that they are talking about the women's game ?
Our SiL went on a corporate do last night in Brum, drank quite a bit, fell over and hurt himself. His mates drove him home this morning and I have spent the afternoon with him in Wigan A&E where they have just found his collar bone is broken in 3 places.
Zero sympathy emanating from his family.
EDIT:
He has to go back tomorrow morning to have a plate fitted to hold it all in place. He has also fessed to how much he can remember drinking - I'm surprised he was stood up long snough to manage to fall over.
According to Vlad he still thinks of Ukraine as a 'brotherly nation', and it is most certainly not Russia's fault that thousands of missiles have been launched against Ukrainian infrastructure sites.
How do you define a 'non-job' ? Where they are claimed to exist there is generally a linked requirement to have such a post laid on the public body, whether legislative or linked to funding. Very few are randomly created simply for poops and giggles.