Brazil dances on to the knockouts

20:01But this is a very talented side that are building on a very good World Cup of three and a half years ago. And they have to, again, find that consistency. You give them the excuse that maybe they didn't expect Haiti to put up the fist that they did. you're through to the next round. Now you go back to what we saw three and a half years ago, being defensively solid. You have enough talent to threaten just about anybody going forward when you get good at it. But you cannot allow better teams the kind of starts that they allowed Haiti.

20:33Dan Thomas:And we cannot allow chat about Haiti without welcoming back to the show. He's back, baby. Our very own Patrick. Patrick, it is great to have you back with us. It is great to see you. We are very sorry to see that Haiti are eliminated. But let me tell you, my friend, they did it in style. They came, they saw, and they really did give a great account of themselves. You must be so proud. You know, I'm so very proud indeed. And Don, you would think that I would need a hug as well. And I'll tell you why, Don. I'm waving those flags because, you know, we lost against two top contenders. to the World Cup, I think.

21:15Two massive teams. And we did it with style. You know, I think that it's a historic milestone for us. We came to tell our story, as I was trying to say in the last show. A story of resiliency. A story of fighting spirit. A story of obstacles, of challenges. But you know what? We did it. We fought, we fought, and we did it all with joy, happiness, and love. You know, and when I say we, our team, the Haitian people, I was in the Haiti-Brazil game, and the love that we spread while we were losing, you know, the camaraderie, the bread that we broke with the Brazilians, you know, it was all about love and not hate.

22:10It was embracing one another. You know, I'm so very, very proud of this. And I'll mention a couple of other things. You know, I'm proud because of the courage to compete that we've showed against all odds, you know. And because of the narrative of progress that now we can envision, we can dare hope for, because we will progress from there. We've learned from this. we will progress from there you know the national unity exactly that national unity that we brought you know this is who we are we dance we lose we dance we win we dance life is so complicated but we don't make it complicated we are emotional people we're loving people just as you see those images are showing that's what 80 is about you know and then the last point it's about the opportunity for the youth.

23:07Think about that. I have a 17-year-old son that was at the game. I guarantee you he's going to come back from the trip. He's going to tell me, Dad, I've gone. I've seen. I know I can do it. Isidot did it. I know I can do it. He's going to try out with La Liga club in July. I guarantee you that is the spirit that he is going to have. So, done. That's why I don't need a hug. That's why I'm shaking this and waving this. Because, you know what? For us, it's a different ballgame. It's about the long-term project. It's about the future. And therefore, way to go, Haiti. I'm so, so, so very proud of you guys.

23:46Do you know why they're proud, Kate? It's because they went to the World Cup and had a go. Haiti just didn't sit in thinking, oh, we fear all these big sides. Don't make it about Scotland. No, no, no, no, no. We're celebrating Haiti here. Don't make it about Scotland. I am not going to go down that road. But they had a go. And that's why people have fell in love with them.

24:03Dan Thomas:Yes, so many have. Patrick, thank you so much for being with us. We look forward to hearing more from you. And we look forward to seeing what's next for Wilson Isidartu. Thank you, Patrick. Thank you. We have a seat at the table today. Very nice, Tom. But if you want more Scottish misery, then check out our YouTube channel. Because this is Craig and Stevie. You mean there's more? Oh, yeah. Aye. Aye, there is. Aye, it's there. Okay, USA have already secured top spot in their group, but how will Pochettino set up his side against Turkey? That's next.

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25:52I'm sorry, are we a soccer country now? I don't know about that. It's definitely called soccer this morning. I can say that. I cannot believe what my eyes have just seen. I actually had to check that this was a U.S. team I was watching. The one thing that will get a grip of the public is not noise. It's performance. I do not think I have seen this good of performance from the U.S. Men's National Team at any level of the game. The challenge now is to keep that level that was so high. Job has been done. No Christian Pulisic, no problem for the USA. Who would have said that you start in this World Cup with two wins right away?

26:30Convincing wins. Now we're ready to jump at the bandwagon, K. This U.S. Men's National Team got us feel a little patriotic here. Get excited. Go crazy. Take advantage of it. Enjoy it while you can. I see clear advantages that this U.S. men's national team has to a lot of teams in this tournament. Anything, absolutely anything is possible. We can dream and we're hosting the World Cup. So let's dream big.

26:55Dan Thomas:Dream big indeed. The U.S. men's national team heading into tonight's final Group D fixture against Turkey A. Already top of the group, but there are questions to be asked. rotations, Christian Pulisic's injury. Can they make it three for three? Hercules Gomez joining us now to talk about those matters. Does this game matter, Herc? Of course it matters. Maybe not in the grand scheme of things for the U.S. men's national team. They're going to win the first place in this group. But in terms of building on that momentum, in terms of keeping that cohesion within this group, in terms of showing America that this team has the ability to perform again and do something historic.

27:32Nine points in three games would be historic. Showing the nation that they need to keep paying attention to this team would be something that no other U.S. men's national team has ever done in a World Cup, certainly in the modern history. We can go back to 1930, but we've never been in this moment. The U.S. has never had this momentum, have never had these players playing in the platforms they play on today, have never had the opportunity to captivate a nation like they have tonight.

27:54Dan Thomas:Do you play Pulisic or not, Herc? Yes, I think, listen, it's a World Cup, but not the World Cup of yesterday. It's not a game every three, four days. It's a game every week. So I would treat this like a club season. If Christian Pulisic has the green light medically, you take him through the parole calls. Whether that's 20 minutes, 30 minutes, you get him involved, you get him in the field. You can't have a situation where your best player is potentially going on two and a half, three weeks without a competitive game heading into a knockout game. That's not what you want to do. Christian Pulisic has the green light.

28:25We've seen video footage of him going through the motions with the team, sprinting, doing fitness at the end of the training sessions. If he's good to go, he's good to go. Whatever the protocol medically says he needs to do, he does it. I don't think you risk saving him and having more rust on it.

28:41Dan Thomas:Do you start him, Chaka? I do. And I played Christian Pulisic for at least 60 minutes in this one. It's been 13 days since the USA Paraguay game where Christian Pulisic had, albeit an outstanding 45 minutes, it was 45 minutes. And now you want him to build on that. You want him to be able to contribute more than that in going into the knockout stages where he'll be absolutely crucial for the United States. So there's no doubt in my mind, if I'm Richard Pochettino, that I start Christian Pulisic. If I don't give him 90 minutes, I'm thinking I'm giving him at least an hour. Can I first give an update on the deep V-neck rankings in the show?

29:22I'm going to have Stewie first. Frank second. It's not that deep of a V-neck. Well, that's what I'm saying. If you're going to commit, then commit. It's not a generational V-neck. If you're going to commit, then commit, Hercules. You're barely making the podium, so he comes in in third place in the deep V-neck. I'm just saying. As for Christian Pulisic, what we don't know is what the medical staff is saying. What we don't know is what those conversations are with Christian Pulisic and Mauricio Pochettino. We are not privy to that conversation. So I would be very careful with him. I agree that he cannot go two and a half weeks without getting competitive touches on the ball and then expect him for him to show up at the knockout stage and be sharp.

30:03I need him to be sharp. I need him to be finding rhythm going into the knockout stage. So I'm more on the side of how is he? Is he really 100 %? Is he close to 100 %? If there's any doubt whatsoever, you bring him off the bench and get him a few minutes. The game has gotten stretched. So late in the match, we assume. So I'll give him 20, 30 minutes and that's about it, which would be the equivalent of having a training session. That's what I would do with Christian Pulisic. If it were me, I would not start him, unlike Xhaka. I'm not taking that risk just yet. Yeah, it depends on if he's 100 % fit.

30:40I think if he is fit, I would lean on to Xhaka's point where I think you're always better off starting games. I think you can find a better rhythm when you've got a proper warm-up. You can feel your way into the game. 45 minutes might be enough for an hour. There's no need for Pochettino to play for 90. You can get rid of them for an hour. That's all he needs.

30:58Dan Thomas:Anything else you would like to say about Mauricio Pochettino right now, Herc? We know that the four guys who are on yellow cards will not be playing. He said that himself. That is Balogun, Robinson, Richards, and Adams. Yeah, it's a delicate balance, right? These four guys can't play, in my estimation. Last night, Jurgen Klinsmann on FC was saying he'd play them. He would trust his players. I think it's a situation where Marisa Pochettino has to take that decision-making away from the player. You can't leave the player to make this decision and then something happens and Tyler Adams isn't available for the first knockout game.

31:29He needs to take the decision out of the player's hands and he needs to find the balance of a good cohesion of the players who have been playing so you don't lose that form, but a healthy rotation because of the four players who are along the spine, three of them and two of them in the back line, where you still have a good competitive balance. I think it's very important that you keep this momentum going. We saw Mexico yesterday for all the talks about how bad they have been playing. The nation is behind them because they are winning. They've done something historic. The United States can get behind the U.S.

31:58men's national team like it never has before. We've seen the montage. We have people who have never spoken about this game, interested about this game. They have a real opportunity to capitalize tonight against a Turkey team that I think is a dangerous team. They're playing for pride. It's a national embarrassment what happened to them, and they're going to want to make a point. So I think this is a game where you've got to find that delicate balance if you're Mariso Pochettino.

32:20Dan Thomas:Okay, you can see a lot more of Herc and his generational V-neck on Football America tonight. It might even get a little lower. Is he also wearing a cape? Thursday, 9 Eastern, ESPN, ESPN Plus, U.S. against Turkey, a pregame. More from Herc and the team. Next up, though, Mexico stay perfect in the groups. and we've got to say Memo Ochoa. Go on the goalkeepers.

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34:01Dan Thomas:Mexico were already assured of top spot, but they ended the group stages three from three with that 3-0 win over Czechia, and that is three from three for the first time in a World Cup group stage for Mexico. The fans have been out in force, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, looking by these pictures. Incredible scenes. 800 ,000, apparently, is the number here. And you can just see, take it to the streets. Who counted? Yeah, exactly, Ale. Who counted? Who cares? Isn't that amazing to see? Wonderful scenes with all of the Mexican fans out celebrating their team. So what is their ceiling, Ale, in this World Cup?

34:42You watched them play against Czechia last night and you see how open they can be in the attack and how creative they can be in the attack. How good is Gilberto Mora, the young kid playing from Mexico, the sort of personality that you see from him and maturity for a kid that is supposed to be the next sort of incoming star of Mexican football. and man, was he good last night. Look, quarterfinals. I have the same feelings about Mexico or similar feelings that I do about the United States. It's a great story to begin with, but eventually they're going to get to a point in which they're playing elite competition and that's where we're going to see whether Javier Aguirre and this team can come up with the goods.

35:20I'm not quite sure that they can. Quarterfinals will be a great World Cup for them.

35:23Dan Thomas:This was very special. Guillermo Ochoa coming on for his sixth World Cup campaign. Xhaka, he's 40 years old. He has secured his place in the history books. Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Memo Ochoa. And Ochoa, in my opinion, the best Mexican goalkeeper of all time. Jorge Campos, probably second. But I think it's underlined by Ochoa appearing in this World Cup. The thing for me, and the only thing about Ochoa for me, is while he's had the best of careers at the club levels, in the European action of Mexican goalkeepers, it's these moments where he is most known for. Every four years, Memo and Shaw, when he puts on this Mexico jersey, seems to be a far better version of his own self.

36:08And that's what endeared him to the fans, certainly for the Mexican national team. I think Long remembered this may be the last 12 minutes of his international career, certainly at this level. But I think it was a good statement by Aguirre to at least bring him on to recognize his contributions to Mexican football.

36:28Dan Thomas:Now, among some of those celebrating fans might have been our very own Alex Kirkland and Sid Lowe, because they are in Guadalajara ahead of Spain playing Uruguay there tomorrow. But they have been sampling the delights and the local cuisine as well. Oh, boy. So this is Alex in Houston. Before he left Houston, he didn't get to eat much, but he did get some good barbecue. All right. I can relate. In Mexico, he said the tacos were awesome. Absolutely top-notch. He has been enjoying that. Okay. Look at that. You wouldn't be able to stop it. Sid Lowe says, I have just eaten Mexican chicken so hot, my eyes are sweating.

37:11It looks like a little molly action. Oh, boy.

37:15Dan Thomas:The boys are definitely enjoying themselves. We'll be hearing more from Alex as the tournament progresses. Meanwhile, over in Group B, both Switzerland and Canada have qualified for the World Cup knockout stages. But instead of us giving you a recap on what happened here, here's our guys Dan, Stevie and Craig yesterday. You're one of the bigger sides. You're not too concerned about either Switzerland or Canada. I think you'd be slightly more concerned about Switzerland if nobody really wants to play them. I think you don't mind. Do you compare to other options? This is a team that couldn't beat Qatar.

37:49And here, look, it wasn't that brilliant again. All right, the garbage. They're absolute rubbish. You're right. Who cares? It'd be a good game of things. I don't know. Why are you sulking? Why are you getting a little sulky about it? I'm just saying. Because they're the same. What have you seen from Switzerland that's made you go, ooh? You said no one wants to face them. You said no one wants to face them. I never said anything because you never gave me a chance. All right, sorry. Because as soon as I said, nobody went, oh, you're blah, blah. Who's going to be scared of them? Right. they're a team they're a team that just stick there they're always in they're all look at the face what are you making a face for he's just told they always get out of the group and they're a team that could surprise somebody else really aye can I go can I go I'm enjoying this I'm quite now you're right they're rubbish this is better than that group yeah I tell you what if Scotland get through I hope we get Switzerland there you go

38:43Dan Thomas:you can see why we let you have the guys giving the recap of it instead of us guys here in the studio because Dan once again got under Stevie's skin and does anybody do it better? No, I don't. Easily done, by the way. It is easily done but it's always so funny. When you get Stevie going ooh, ooh. Look at his face. That's the blue. That's the cutting edge analysis that we need. That's Stevie's number though. If you would, he absolutely does. If you would like to see all of that clip in its entirety, head on over to our YouTube channel. We have so many. There he is. that's one for the ages watch it again when we return we will be hearing from Tyler Adams about the US men's national team stick around I think every American believes that we're the best at everything that's just the reality of America and that's exactly what we want to be in the soccer world

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40:38Dan Thomas:men's national team look no further than Tyler Adams. Ahead of Group D's last clash against Turkey A, Sam Borden caught up with him. What's been the highlight? What's been the moment that you will always remember so far? Probably after the game in Seattle so far, when everyone's singing Country Roads. I think that, for me, that kind of epitomizes what America is. Hearing everyone sing the national anthem, However many people are there, 60 ,000, 70 ,000 people, celebrating and looking how happy the fans were after the game. Everyone wants to talk about how soccer is not a big sport in the U.S. I feel like with what we're doing and bringing people together, it can become one of those big sports in America like it is around the rest of the world.

41:22So for me, it's been really exciting to take on this journey with the boys because we've put a lot of work in over the past four years since Qatar to make something special happen. To hear people having earnest conversations about can the U.S. win this World Cup, what does that make you feel as a player on this team and somebody who's been following U.S. soccer, obviously, for a very long time? I think for me, the most important thing is representing the country in the right way, right? Like, what are our values? What do we stand on as a country? Like, when I think of Americans, I think that we're a diverse place, which our team is diverse.

41:56We're extremely competitive, brave, and we go out there and we want to compete at a high level in whatever we do. And I think every American believes that we're the best at everything. That's just the reality of America. And that's exactly what we want to be in the soccer world. It takes time to continue to build this thing, but hopefully we can continue to be the foundation for that. Do you allow yourself to think about just how far this team could go in terms of making history and getting to the semifinals, getting even beyond that? My goal whenever I'm in something is to win. Do you know what I mean?

42:25I don't set a limit or standard on exactly what that looks like. I know that if we consistently continue to put in performances like this, we can compete at a high level against anyone.

42:36Dan Thomas:Just taking a look at the Bosnian fans here celebrating because it does look as though it will be Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32 in Santa Clara. What do you think of that, Ali? It's a similar profile team as the ones that they've already played, the United States. So you think about some of the challenges that Paraguay would have posed against the United States or Australia. And it's the same similar challenge that you would face against Bosnia-Herzegovina. And so I think the game plan doesn't change for the United States. They have been very successful and they've been able to press the ball higher up the field.

43:10They've been able to counterpress the energy and intensity with which they play defensively. It sets them up for success because it gets them lines forward. And when they win the ball in advanced positions, then you have sustained pressure. They're able to do that against Bosnia and Herzegovina. They're going to be fine. If they don't and they get frustrated with their possession and they're unable to break through lines of defending, then maybe Bosnia has a chance. I don't think that that's quite the case. The United States, if they're able to replicate the sort of level of play that they've had against Paraguay and Australia in particular, I think they'll be just fine.

43:39Xhaka? Yeah, I'm with Ali on this. Bosnia and Herzegovina are third-place finisher. I'm not sure they're even as good as Australia. Given what we've seen from the U.S. in the opening two games, I expect the US to make easy work of Bosnia and Herzegovina they've ribbed yeah I think when you look at the make up of the side we touched on it yesterday when we look at the majority of the American players they're all playing a top level football and you look at Tyler Adams there him and Weston McKennie who's been Juve's best player for the last 80 months it's a midfield dynamic I think they've got to play a certain way America I don't think the type of side if they play tippy tappy football they're going to impress anyone they've got to do it their way

44:15Dan Thomas:and you've got to tune in tonight to find out how it all goes down and get all the reaction on ESPN FC 12 a.m. Eastern tomorrow, actually, huh? ESPN 2 will have you covered with a look back on all of this. Will this Dutch fan make it? That's 26 beers. You're going to have to take a rest of time now. Yes, yes, yes. Oh, oh, oh, oh.

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44:51Dan Thomas:Pitch Preview is brought to you by DraftKings Sports. A lot of games today. Here they all are. Ecuador, Germany, Curacao, Ivory Coast, Tunisia, Netherlands, Japan, Sweden, Turkey, United States and Paraguay against Australia. But what do we think is going to happen in these games? Let's get started with you, Don. Turkey, United States. Well, I can't believe how bad Turkey have played. I thought there would have been dark horses to go quite far. They've got guys that are playing in the Premier League, guys that are playing for Real Madrid. We've got to get through eight games, Don. Easy, Ali. I'm just saying we've got to get it moving, bro.

45:23Easy, Ali. Easy. Okay.

45:25Dan Thomas:Show notes to Nelly. God bless America, baby. America! Go, Chef. Well, I can't believe how bad Turkey have played. U.S. U.S. U.S.A. Did you just break out a joke there? You know what the height is like. All right, Paraguay, Australia. Done. There you go. Keeping it simple. All right. Got a lot of friends in Australia. I have no friends in Paraguay. I'm picking Australia. I'm going to Australia as well for several reasons. Narrow win. Yeah, I don't want to make any enemies in Australia, which many people have done, but let me give Paraguay some love. All right. Who's made enemies in Australia? Not us.

46:08Oh, got it. Easy.

46:10Dan Thomas:Ecuador, Germany. Easy. See, now you're taking it to the other extreme, Don. You can say a little something. What are you going to say then, Ali? I need some love for Ecuador, but not enough. Yeah, super. Bundesliga, Al. Bundesliga, Scherz. Yeah, there he is. Could be nine. Bundesliga, K. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Jogging. All right. Curacao Ivory Coast. See, I like Ivory Coast. I think there's more to come from these guys. I like them. What, you don't like Curacao? I do like them, but the players that they've got. All right. Okay, don't get mad, Don. You're riling me. You're a little edgy. You're a little edgy today.

46:54You're riling me. Curacao is a beautiful island, yes it is. But not beautiful enough. Ah, boy. Listen, Curacao, body-fled game of the Crypto itself as well, But I just don't see them getting the better by every course.

47:08Dan Thomas:Worrying that I agree with you. It is a lot concerning. Whoever finishes second in Group F takes on Brazil. So here's how things are looking right now. Tunisia against Netherlands. Japan against Sweden. Let's talk about that game Tunisia against Netherlands. You've been a little bit impressed, it would seem. A little bit impressed as it would seem has been Don Hutchison. as I just get the screen ready for it, with Netherlands. Well, what's not to like? I mean, when you watch Netherlands play and you watch the individual play, you think, well, all over the pitch, they've got top-class players. So it's a Dutch win for me.

47:47Yeah, the attack of the Netherlands the other day, it was sassy. It was spicy. It was saucy. Combined with how decidedly average and of being nice Tunisia have been. That's an easy pick. All right.

48:00Dan Thomas:And they all say, if it ain't Dutch, it ain't much. Okay. I'm going for them too. All right, Japan, Sweden. I mean, what do they do? Win by five or lose by five? Right. How do we know?

48:16Fencing. Fencing I am. You know what? You all don't believe in ESAC and joking this. And neither do I. But yes, I do. Nope. No, sir. I do not believe Japan wins it.

48:30Dan Thomas:Okay, I'm sticking with Don on this one. I'll get on the fences. It's not fencing when you call out a draw, you just nail it. It is. It's a version of the fence. We're done. Right there. It's a fence right there. All right. We'll just start with the... If he made it. Now this is a Dutchman in Scotland. Here we go, baby. Come on now. Concentration. Form. Form. Oh! No, no, no, no, no. Let's start over. Here we go. Re-assess. Watch the video. Here we go. Come on. Hang on. Hang on. Now stick it. Stick the landing. Yes. Yes. Yes. Deep squat. Deep squat. Yeah. Super. Hey. Have a good dance. Hey. What about this drink for Don yesterday?

49:20Dan Thomas:Beautiful. What is that? Beautiful. There was your cocktails. Bit of rum in there, Shack. We've got a little leaf on there. What is that, Don? What was it? It was called... It's a razzmatazz. What is that? Shaq, a little bit of rum in there. It's purple, though! It's not pineapple, it's a lime! It's not a twirly straw, I don't leave! Shaq, Shaq, that is not pineapple, it's a lime. Know your fruits. What kind of Scottish guy are you? I sat with Kay, we had a nice little lunch, it was a little bit of rum, beautiful, wasn't Kay? Met your mum. Of course your mum liked it, Don! Of course your mum liked it, Don!

49:54Oh, come on!

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