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24:07Julien Laurens:So I think the Scans probably booked for tomorrow, I believe. At least he's good. He's in London right now because the game was at the Emirates. They've been training at the Arsenal training ground pretty much all week for this game against Senegal. So he's in familiar territory if you want, which is a very good thing even to be assessed by his own doctors unlike other players who might be with the national team far away from where the clubs are. So that's the positive thing. But for now, we don't know too much about it. Carlo Ancelotti didn't seem too worried, I guess. But again, I don't think he knew too much about it either.

24:42Well, you can keep up to date with all the latest news on muscle injuries and international action over on our YouTube channel, ESPN FC.

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26:25And then the Belgian captain Hans Vanneken would find the equaliser. It's a beautiful ball from the right-hand side, begging to be put into the back of the net. He does so perfectly. 1-1. 77th minute, Islam Chesnikov. Going to foul Jeremy Docku here. VAR would check this, and that would be a red. Yeah, it's so silly. I'm not sure how to start to explain that. You've got to let those go. Those should never stand in international football. Taking it to the 89th minute now. Great save here by Anabekov. It's a good save, Shaq. It most certainly is. He made himself big. That's technical to him for it.

27:07And so, in the same group, we got to see Lichtenstein against Wales. And just the one goal in this game came in the 61st minute. And it comes from Jordan James. Just tapping into the far pause. But this is a really clever build-up. On this right-hand side from the Welsh. Nice ball across the face of the gold by Daniel James. John James, again, from Moreno Ridge. 100%. So Belgium clinch a top two spot at least via this draw, but they must wait until Tuesday now to determine their direct qualification. They meet Liechtenstein on Tuesday, who have zero points so far. Just the win to ensure that things will be OK.

27:46A draw would likely be enough as well. North Macedonia will be away to Wales on Tuesday. If they win and Belgium lose, it would be them who go through. But as it stands right now, it's very much looking like it's Belgium duels.

28:01Julien Laurens:Yeah, it should be, although it doesn't take anything away from how bad they were today. In that first half, especially in the second half, they had enough chances. We saw the last one from Raskin, but we could have showed you a few more. They should have won that game. But yeah, their first half was horrendous, really. And it's not the first time that Rudy Garcia has struggled a little bit. with this team and today you look at that starting lineup, of course there's no Kevin De Bruyne, of course there's no Romelu Lukaku, they are missing players and certainly the likes of Doku, or Trossard, or Decatelere should have done more.

28:34Julien Laurens:But it was a poor first half and the consistency is lacking so much since Rudi Garcia took over really. They're gonna beat Liechtenstein at home and they're gonna qualify and top their group. Okay, and the interesting game really is the way against North Macedonia for that playoff spot and who finishing second, really that's the only thing in this group that is still at stake because there's no way Belgium are going to drop points against Liechtenstein. However, I think the debate here is the kind of work that Garcia is doing with his team. Where is his team at really six months before the World Cup, a little bit more than six months before the World Cup?

29:07Julien Laurens:Can they be outside there? Can they even reach the last eight of that tournament? Looking at them again today, I just thought that first half was unacceptable how bad it was. In Group C, both Denmark and Scotland are already confirmed in the top two and it will come down to the two. Denmark played out a 2-2 draw with Belarus. Greece beat Scotland 3-2, although Scotland did try to fight back after going 3-0 down. It will now come down to the final game between the two. Denmark and Scotland playing each other in Scotland at Hampden on Tuesday. It's all going to come down to that game, Jules. Scotland have the home advantage.

29:46Julien Laurens:Yeah, they will have that, but they're a point behind, as we've just seen on the schedule. And you wonder how, because on the game today, they should have never not won that game, really. It's incredible, all the chances that they had and how many times they just could not find the back of the net. It's just, I mean, if they do miss out and they only draw, let's say, with Denmark, for example, and finish second and have to go through the playoffs and not make it to the World Cup, it would be such a waste because they had so much opportunities, not just today on this game against Greece, but through the whole qualifiers in this group, opportunities to get more points.

30:22Julien Laurens:And to be now in this position where they could actually have more than Denmark is crazy. And Belarus, we never thought that Denmark would drop points against Belarus. And to be fair, they were cruising in that game until they switched off for two minutes, considered the two goals that we saw on the highlights, and then came back just to salvage the points. but I don't think in Scotland they even believe that Denmark could drop points against Belarus so that was their chance and yet when they had to do the job, they could not do it or they didn't do it. That's going to be some atmosphere in this next game.

30:51Absolutely, given everything at stake for Scotland, at home must win game I think it'll be a great opportunity it'll be a great game to be at, just kind of give them everything at stake. Stevie and Craig aren't here, are they going to do it? Yes they will I'm saying that generally, not just a piece Greg and Stevie. Can you not take the role of Stevie? Can it be negative? Yes. Well, you know, I think we'll have to wait to see how this game goes. A lot could happen with these Danes, you know. Aye. Aye, they're probably not going to do it. Aye. Winning the body deodorant of... What was it? Winning is a deodorant that masks.

31:32Right. All that. Something like that, Stevie says. The smell and the trouble behind the scenes. something along those lines. Nobody can mask Stevie's. Yeah, that's the only sensible thing Stevie's ever said. Denmark or Scotland? Who have you got, Ali? I'm going to take Denmark, because why not? Because why not? Because why not? Why not? Why not? I'm thinking Scotland. I'm thinking Scotland. I am. Yeah, but you're playing to Stevie. Okay. To the crowd of Stevie. Let's get to another game. I think Craig in this conversation. That we did see today. It was Switzerland taking on Sweden. And it was Graham Potter's debut.

32:15A Sweden coach, though. How did it go? How would things go for him? Well, it didn't get off to the best of starts when, in the 12th minute, from this cross from Ndoy, Greal Mbolo opens the scoring. Yeah, nice little change of pace by Ndoy down the right-hand side. Good ball across. And despite the yellow shirts, somehow Mbolo finds the finish. 33rd minute, though. It's Benjamin Negrin who gets the first goal of the Potter era. The touch allows him to set up with his left foot. Not quite sure that he means it to go that way, but he does. And that creates an angle and does enough for the finish.

32:48Here we go. We're back, baby. We're back. Yeah, this is not a good pass here from Goodmanson. And Bolo's taken down by Johansson in the penalty area. It's an awful pass. Keeper tries to stop. He can't. That's a penalty. Did you hear what Kay said there? It wasn't a good pass from Goodmanson.

33:13Dan Endoy to make it three. Wasn't good goalkeeper, I'm going to tell you that. And Johan Manzambi would make it four to give Switzerland the 4-1 win. I'd like to grab. So that's how things are looking here in Group B as it stands right now. Sweden though, that's where I want to talk. Look at this, just a pint there. Okay, let's first of all talk about Switzerland. Almost there, Jules. Pretty much there, Jules.

33:44Julien Laurens:Yeah, it's good for them and for Jakin, who at times have been under pressure a little bit because the results haven't been, certainly the performances haven't been that great with what is a great squad in terms of the old generation. It's still there very much. The Rodriguez and the Chakras, this is the last World Cup, it's the last dance, all that kind of narrative, great. And the youngsters, the youngsters are really good, the Endoys, the Vargas that you see there on the starting lineup, on the graphics that we have. And even more coming off the bench, like Mon Zombie, who's obviously great and so, and even somebody like Okafor at Leeds, who's not being called up, is very much in the conversation still.

34:23Julien Laurens:So you've got something great there in Switzerland. They've got experience, they've got you, they've got a bit of everything. and yet it seems that it's not completely clicking for Jakin. So good win today because Kosovo also won behind. So if Switzerland had dropped points tonight, it would have been a bit tense before the last game next week. But now they're pretty much through. And I don't know, something that tells me that I would not want to face them at the World Cup. No, but usually we talk about a team like Sweden, Jules, and they're often a team that you say, I don't want to face Sweden.

34:51I don't want to face Sweden if it comes to qualifying. This is a tough team to come up against. and they have underwhelmed in this qualifying campaign.

35:00Julien Laurens:Yeah, it's been a disaster for them. I mean, Jonathan Thomassen obviously was sacked halfway through, well, more than halfway through, because of the bad results and the bad performances. Again, when you think that you can have Isak and Gokeres in your team, just to mention your front two, and the rest is pretty good as well, to be fair. It's not as good as the Norwegian squad, but it's not that far, it's not that bad. And yet you can't score for your lives, you can't get a win even. That's how bad things were in a group that is not the group of death either, really, if you think about it and if you look into it.

35:31Julien Laurens:So, Thomasson had to go, really. And then Graham Potter has just arrived. First game in charge today. We saw, again, defensively, a lot of mistakes being made. There's a lot of work to do with this generation. But they still have a chance to qualify through the Nations League. So, it's not completely over for Potter. But certainly, this qualifier group was an absolute nightmare. Yeah, Shaka, you've got a lot to answer for, you know. Me? He's up in this team. No, no, no. Jan's been delighting in it that Norway have got their striker and are doing so well with it. There is a lot of attacking prowess here at Sweden.

36:02He deserted Newcastle. All his issues are of his own making. He might have deserted Sweden here as well. Well, if you're going to go ahead and desert us, go whole hog with it. Listen, to see Sweden struggling this way, I'm as surprised as anybody. But again, they have their issues, by the Potters demand to fix them. I guess time will tell. They, like Triantabigo in Venezuela, have got four years to think about this. Very comfortable. In a comfortable couch. A comfortable couch. These guys can definitely sympathize. We'll be sitting on that couch comfortably. Comfortably. Not worrying. Neutrals throughout the World Cup.

36:43Just what they hoped for. They didn't want to be getting involved. They wanted just a chill summer at bed. I wanted to do my job fully without worrying about anybody else. Absolutely. Okay. We need to touch on Group H because we also saw games played there today. This is how things are looking right now. Austria beat Cyprus 2-0. We also got to see Bosnia-Herzegovina beating Romania 3-1 as well. No one fully qualified from this group just yet. Make sure to check out the latest edition of Extra Time over on our YouTube channel. Jules, Ale and Xhaka will be answering your questions on that latest edition.

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38:53Julien Laurens:Oh, oh, oh, O 'Reilly. Auto Parts. All right, here's one for you, Ale. What is that? This is Juan Uribe, Venezuelan under-17 World Cup. Why am I telling you about this? Oh, boy. Oh, boy. I see why you're doing this. Right? It's convenient that you show Venezuela losing in the round of 16. It's the hairstyle. Yeah, okay, the hairstyle. It's convenient that you choose to show that video, and you didn't show the video in which this same Venezuelan team in the U-17 World Cup destroyed your England team 3-0. And for that matter, the producer's England's team too. I stayed out of this one. We didn't show that.

39:43But when Venezuela loses, we show that. And we actually, we hide behind. Look at the haircut. It's like Ronaldo's haircut. That is the reason we wanted to show you it. If you're wondering, this is me staying out. Talk to the hen because the face ain't listed. Leigh is rattled. Stick around. Extra time's on the way next. Jules joining us to talk to you and questions. Will Ali talk to me? I don't know. All right, welcome into the latest edition of Extra Time. So what happened between Venezuela and England? So Venezuela beat England in the U-17. How much? Three nothing. Or as the English people, it was like three now.

40:24Oh, that's pretty convincing. Yeah, it was convincing. How come we didn't show that? Well, because there is an agenda. And our producer is English. And then our host is English as well. I'm American as well. I was an anti-Venezuela. Hey, don't be like Seb, that picks and chooses.

40:42Once again, good to stay out of this. Oh, okay. Alright, Switzerland. I'll be over here if you need me. I'll be over here if you need me. But why are you enjoying it? Loves it. Loves it. Absolutely loves it. Jules is with us as well, from his lovely little French chateau. Where is the Bordeaux now? Oh, boy! Lovely, lovely interior decor there, Jules. Thank you. Yeah, it's very nice. I mean, I wouldn't expect any less from Jules. Me neither. It's a classy guy. Okay. Frank mentioned yesterday how Germany are no longer the feared team they once were. The same could be said about Brazil. which of the two teams do you think will have more success at the World Cup?

41:32Julien Laurens:Mmm, goals.

41:37Julien Laurens:So, I still think that Brazil are in better shape right now than Germany. I'm in Germany the other day. I guess Luxembourg were at times embarrassing, and that's me being kind, and, you know, I'm not usually that kind. Volta Mata saved the day, But I really think that despite Carl Lanchotti only have been with Brazil two minutes, compared to Nagelsmann, obviously, who's been there a bit longer, I still think that Brazil right now is slightly in a better shape than Germany and probably have a bit more talent going forward even. Let's see when Mochila comes back. But right now I would say Brazil probably just a little bit better than Germany.

42:17You guys agree with Jules? The trend for Germany started a while back. If you go back to the World Cup, in which they don't make it out of the group stage, you're thinking, wait, this team is just not trending in the right direction. And Nagelsmann was the one that was supposed to sort of switch that around. But the problem is, it's not only Nagelsmann. I think, comparatively speaking to what we think of Germany in the past, there is a shortage of talent. Their best players, that used to be, all of them used to be at the elite level, Their best players now are, okay, so you're saying Florian Wurz would be the, if you know, their best player, among their best players.

42:56You see them struggling with Liverpool and you kind of go, man, that guy, he's got a lot of talent, but we need to see it. Their best defender, according to some of the German media, is Nico Schlatterbeck. And let me just tell you, I'm not a fan. I'm not a fan of Nico Schlatterbeck. I'm not hiding that. But that's where they are. And I think across the board, Germany, they're nowhere near where they have been historically. And you can make some of the same conversations and same arguments at Brazil. I just think, like Jules, they're a step ahead and they will be more successful than Germany come the World Cup.

43:29I'll agree. I see Brazil are trending in the better direction right now. Because Encelotti is such a chill coach. He lets you do as you please. And he passes such great confidence to the team. Keeps everybody happy. Keeps everybody happy. Plays them in the correct position. It's enjoyable to be around this team. It's really enjoyable to be around this team. I heard somebody say that before as well, you know. Jules, many of the anti-Shabby stories came out in pro-Madrid newspapers. Is that a sign that Florentino Perez and Madrid's leadership do not 100 % back Shabby?

44:04Julien Laurens:That's a good question. That's a really good question. when you know some of the relationship that Florentino Perez, maybe not him directly even, although he has some allies very much in, you know, Asan Marca for sure. People around him are very good always to kind of plan those stories and brief and leak stuff. I don't know if he comes from the top of Real Madrid. I don't know. Usually those kind of stories come more from the agents of the unhappy players more than anything else really. This is not good for Real Madrid, by the way stories like this lack of unity and discontent within the squad and in the dressing and all of that this is from a club's point of view this is not good so i would not think so i would think probably more of an agent or two whose clients are not happy whose players are not happy and putting those stories out i think about agents putting out stories no about this about the pro Madrid newspapers.

45:01I think Vinny's putting on his own story. Vinny's calling everybody up. Man, have I got some news for you. Everybody hits the mail. How can I say so much without adding Xabi's name to it? Yeah, look, the key to all of this for Real Madrid, for Xabi, for Florentino Perez, for Vinny, they keep winning. They're all on the same train. The problem becomes are there as many fractures as the reports would suggest and if that's the case the moment they go on a bad run sustained bad run this is going south quick if indeed those reports are true because nothing separates more a team than losing and if there are fractures that separation is going to go quick, wide, and spread all over that locker room.

45:57Okay. What's your thoughts on Poch's comments that no one can feel safe about making the U.S. men's national team World Cup roster? Do you think these comments were aimed at some specific players, or is this more about developing the culture of the team? No, this is just what any manager says about any team. And nobody believes them. Nobody ever believes them. that's just what Pochettino has to say but I mean as we said right now don't think it too hard about it we could probably come with 15 of these players who definitely will be there and don't think too hard Shaq no no I'm not in the habit of doing that now okay not why start now Shaq this is not the subject to start on no nor is it today Saturdays think hard no so yeah so that's all I think about that.

46:50This whole every, it seems like every press conference now with Pochettino somehow turns into the culture. Yeah. And that his sole purpose in life is to change and to improve the culture in this country, the soccer culture in this country. Just win games and have this team ready to play when the world comes around. Because guess what? This whole culture that you're trying to change that you are so infatuated seemingly and you're so obsessed with. You're going to leave this culture behind when the World Cup is over and the Premier League comes knocking. So yeah, spare me with this whole, we're changing the culture.

47:29Okay, Ale, percentage chance of Spain winning the World Cup. Which three teams are your top contenders?

47:39I'll give Spain...

47:45I'm gonna go with Spain, 40%.

47:51France, similarly.

47:5640%, Argentina, 20%. Nobody else has a chance? Well, I'm just saying, they say top three. I broke it in the top three. Spain, France, and Argentina. Yes. Okay. I mean, no, I mean, somebody else may have a chance, but I was asked for two, give three, Shaq. Well, just so you know, you haven't left any percentages over for anybody else. Because they asked for a three, right? That was the question. If you were to give a top three, would that be fair? Spain, France and Argentina?

48:24Julien Laurens:Yeah, I think so. I think three, you need to put England in there because I think Thomas Tuchel could do something interesting at the World Cup with the squad that he has. For sure, and Brazil and Carlo Ancelotti that we just talked about because it's Brazil, because they will have huge support and because they know the conditions and things like that, certainly more than the Europeans, without a doubt. but yeah I think it will be there I don't really believe in Portugal and Roberto Martinez and Cristiano certainly not at the same level of course they can't do it but not at the same level as the others that we mentioned but Spain have to be above the others so yeah I agree with Ali in the 40 % for Spain and then France, England, Argentina just below.

49:04Question for Jules, do you think Deshaun releasing Mbappe is really due to an injury or just to do him a favour because it's already happened in the past and today the media in France are heavily criticising those decisions.

49:20Julien Laurens:Yeah, I mean, we talked about it on the show, didn't we? I think it's interesting, Bichant Elisarazu, who is the former French left-back who played for Bayern Munich and won the World Cup and the Euros with Frank, was saying in his column in L 'Equipe, he has a column in L 'Equipe every time the national team plays, and he said, listen, don't talk to me about privileges and some players, there's rules, and he said, this is Kylian Mbappé, He has not been fully fit. If Deschamps feels like he's better for him, even in his own relationship with Kylian, to let him go home, France are qualified. Deschamps is going to make 11 changes for the Azerbaijan game.

49:53Julien Laurens:Anyway, even if Mbappe had been in the squad, he probably would not have started that game. So he can go home. Kony is suspended. He's gone home. Kamavinga is a bit injured. He's gone home. A few others have gone home. It's a fresh new team tomorrow with a lot of unexperienced youngsters and a bit of experience there and there. New goalkeeper, new wingers, all of that. So I don't think there's need to create a scandal here about the fact that Kylian has left. Whether he's fully injured or a little bit injured, I'm not even sure it matters that much, to be fair. I think he deserved that bit of a break.

50:27Can I just say, during the show, I have never seen anybody do as good a job of saying, listen, Kylian is faking, without saying, Kylian is faking. I thought it was an absolute masterclass by our very own Jews. All right. It was. I was like, what did Jews say? What's he not saying? It was good. It's just a convenient injury. Oh, I think the technical term is the Azerbaijan Anko. Oh, yeah. Yes. And how do you treat that one, Shaq? You have to go back to France. Oh, because they had specialists there. Preferably a small chateau in the north. Oh, yes. With a Bordeaux. With a lovely Bordeaux. Oh, what's wonders?

51:10Oh, boy, oh, boy. Oh, well, that's nice because we're talking about things that are nice. Thanksgiving's coming up, and the next question is for you two. Okay. Shakaran Ali, Thanksgiving is coming up. What Trinidadian and Venezuelan dishes would you make for the panel? Oh, well, would I make for the panel? Yeah. First mistake. Can you go, Scott?

51:34Julien Laurens:Would I bring in for the panel? yeah this is a good thing I made him with love there you go there's a lovely bit of toast with egg white

51:52what would I bring bring in for the panel

51:58so I'd bring a dish I'd make a dish called I love Callaloo I'm not sure it's everybody's It would be for everybody. Controversial choice already. Yeah, it is. My kids refuse to touch it. I love it. And what is it? It's greens. We typically use a Kali Loo bush that we've got in Trinidad, which I can't get up here. So we use spinach up here. So it's kind of greens cooked down with okra and onions and seasoned and cooked down. I think it's gorgeous. I can see why people would think otherwise. It's an acquired taste. It's a very Trinidadian dish, but it is required. You're bringing this to people that are not familiar with your specific personal taste.

52:44I already know Steve, you won't touch it. That cannot be the standard. There's no mince in it. What's your favourite dish at home? My favourite dish at home? Probably outside of the usuals. My wife would do, I stress, my wife would do a turkey, beef, me do lamb. Thanksgiving. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not a huge turkey fan, by the way. I just thought I'd put that out there. It's a little overrated. Yes. And if you don't get it right, you don't have enough moisture, it's a problem. Correct. So I'll go for the lamb and beef and everything else. I'll have a little bit of turkey because I guess by law you should.

53:30I really eat a lot of Callaloo. I really eat. My body's a temper. Well, Callaloo. Callaloo, yes. Callaloo. Does it sound nice to you, Jules? Callaloo?

53:44Julien Laurens:Yeah, absolutely. I try anything that Shaka would bring to me, to be fair. That's watery. This feels like another one of those, oh, my ankles are hurting, but it's not really it. You got a case of the Asherbachean Callaloo.

54:01Ale, can you raise the butter from the calvary? I hope so. I'm not sure you can. I'm not sure the calvary butter can be raised. Since you're not a big fan of the turkey, then I would feel like I would have to bring another meat. I would bring shredded beef from Venezuela. Hopefully made by my mother. Oh, my beautiful mother. And some arepas in which you can stuff the shredded beef and then everything will be happy in fact you could even you can even stop the callaloo inside everybody's a winner now everybody's a winner we bring it we bring it to the party nobody asked what the english person i'm asking what you're bringing and don't tell me a chicken palmo palmo that's the one i don't know what the hell it is what's a palmo okay it's in a scallop of chicken or park so like are all breaded.

54:54On top of that is bechamel sauce, like what you'd get in lasagna. And then on top of that is layers of cheese. And if you want, you can put things on top of that even, spices and whatnot. Chips on the side and salads, of course, just to add to the 1 ,500 calories. Just the balance of the chips. How do you feel about the fact that Kay felt like she needed to explain to us what bechamel sauce was? Well, he doesn't cook, so I wasn't sure. I didn't say I don't cook. I just said I'm not cooking for y 'all. You know what? What's on top of the lasagna, Shaq? Okay, all right. That's a bechamel sauce. Arepas with shredded beef, callilou, or a palmo.

55:34What do you want?

55:37Julien Laurens:I go for Ali Venezuelan dish. Oh. You two? Nah, yeah. Ali every day. Especially made by his mother. My beautiful mother. Vamos Venezuela! It's the only time I get to yell that nowadays. I look forward to some beef from mama. I think we can all agree with that. I look forward to it. We can all agree with that. Thank you so much for sending in your questions. Thanks to the panel for answering them. We're off to go and eat now. I'm starving, though. You got me.

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