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24:18The Mexican fans never thought he'd be in the same situation. But I think for me, that's one of the beauties of the World Cup as such. There's an amateur spirit to everything. And as a consequence, yeah, it just makes for great moments like that. So South Korea then followed Mexico and got themselves a win against Czechia. It was a comeback win as well. Ali Moreno. Yeah. How are you feeling? I'm proud of my former roommate, Hong Myung-bo. Who is a manager for South Korea? Because there was one person yesterday who... Wait a minute, wait a minute. I said, I'm proud of my former roommate. What's wrong with that?

24:54Did he clip his toenails one day when you were sharing a room or something? It was a great roommate. Did he stink out of the bathroom? Like, what happened to you? It was impressive from South Korea how they reacted to going down and how they were able to not just keep possession of the ball, but keep possession with a purpose and pushing Czechia back and finding the equalizer. And then after that, being able to create enough opportunity to find a winner. I thought South Korea were really impressive. so much so that I watch both matches and I'm thinking, after watching both matches, who's the best team in this group after both performances?

25:30And I was far more impressed with South Korea than I was with Mexico. And it makes me think that South Korea, as Natum put in his bracket, I won't forget that, will go places in this tournament. Now it's just one game, but they look really good, certainly in the last 30 minutes of the game in pushing Czechia back and getting the two goals that they needed in order to win the match. They were deserving winners. Yeah, showing a mental fortitude in any game to be able to come back on this stage says a lot, doesn't it, Ali? Yes, absolutely. Especially just, you know, having to concede a goal and then the motivation maybe slightly shifts and the momentum shifts a little bit, but then they were able to have a complete performance and come back and win the game.

26:10So well done. Yeah, great stuff. So South Korea are off to a winning start there. Czechia obviously relying on set pieces. That's what their goal came from as well. But to Ali's point, with South Korea, we're seeing a team that might be worth watching. It's as if somebody might have told us that yesterday. Hey, listen. Every so often, I'm correct. It's not very often, but every so often. Yeah, even a broken clock's twice a day, right? That's what I've heard. Not that I'm a broken clock. But what I would say, interestingly, like, why were you so against South Korea getting that result yesterday?

26:38I was not against South Korea. So why were you so pro-check here? Because I had put them in my bracket to win the group. And in order to do that, they needed to win last night. It's simple math. Why did you think that? Because I felt that set pieces could be something that Chekya could take advantage of. And I didn't know or didn't expect South Korea possession to be as productive as it was. I thought they would keep the ball. But I didn't know that they were going to do a whole lot with that possession. And Chekya would just sit behind the ball, get a set piece, which they did, score a goal and win the game 1-0.

27:07Which was the case for two-thirds of the game. Nathan, don't get crazy. So he was nearly right. He was nearly right. He was almost right. I think for me this World Cup is going to be interesting. Because the point you made about set pieces can be important. but I feel like it's not going to be the defining factor. Mind you, they got a goal called back on a set piece. For offside. He was very offside. No, I'm saying that the set pieces were going to be a problem, were going to be an issue for South Korea, and they might have been. I give them credit. I don't know what your problem is. It was your problem.

27:35You went against your friend. Well, allegedly my friend. Gavin Jules brought us their first podcast reacting to the games that we saw. You can check it out. Is he going to shave tomorrow? This is US cab. Look at this. You can see what Jules thinks of it by his face. Okay. When we return, we will be talking Canada and Bosnia. And there is a distinct North American feel in both sides here. Stick around.

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28:46Get a$15 O 'Reilly gift card after rebate when you buy five quarts of Mobile One full synthetic motor oil for just$35.95. Stop by your local O 'Reilly Auto Parts. Group B gets underway today and Canada, the co-hosts, take on Bosnia, the team who defeated Italy on penalties in their World Cup qualification playoff final. A reminder of that game, the late leveller here for Bosnia. And suddenly things were looking ropey for Italy again. Then came the penalty shootouts and Bosnia were perfect from the spot. You've got to step up to do it to earn your spot and they did just that, Ali. Yeah, I'm not sure about the walk-up, but yeah, well done.

29:33I'm actually devastated. My mom's side of the family is Italian And I have been so upset, not able to see Italy in a World Cup in the past three World Cups. Don't worry, they're with the Euros. They're used to it. Congrats to them. But one man we'll be looking out for is Esme Abairak Taravich, who grew up in Appleton, Wisconsin. Following the Bosnian War, his family emigrated to Appleton as refugees in 2001. He joined the Rebs as a 16-year-old. In his club career, playing as a right winger for the Revolution, he scored three goals. He then transferred in January of 2025 to PSV. And since then, we've seen four goals in that time.

30:10He's got his first senior goal for Bosnia against Romania in a 2026 World Cup qualifier and the decisive penalty against Italy to qualify Bosnia to the World Cup. He's 21 years old, grew up here, as mentioned, in America. But with his parents, he has always felt that pride for Bosnia and Herzegovina. and there's excitement around this player, Ale, 21 years old. Are you annoyed that he's not playing for the U.S.? He begs the question. What's he doing playing for Bosnia-Herzegovina? I'm just saying. What are we doing with our system in this country that allows a player of this talent to go and play with Bosnia-Herzegovina and he's not in L.A.

30:49today playing against Paraguay? And he was in the youth setup. He has featured early on. I'm just saying. What are we doing with our decision-making process that this player is making a difference for somebody else and not for the United States. Now, more power to him. And I'm sure he feels the pride and the connection to Bosnia-Herzegovina. But man, Appleton, Wisconsin, it's not in Bosnia-Herzegovina. So if you're the United States, this guy cannot be playing for somebody else. That's all I'm saying. We could say the same about Mexico as well. We lost an amazing outside midfielder there. And Brian Gutierrez.

31:27Exactly, yes. And I agree with you. I don't know what the system is and what the issue is, you know, with the setup and the programs. But he is from Wisconsin. He is American. And I mean, it doesn't get any more American than Wisconsin. Exactly. This is where we shout America. I'm not going to say it. I'm not going to say it. No, but honestly, congrats to them to even be making it in. And I'm excited to see how he does. Yeah, absolutely. To be honest as well, from a Bosnian perspective, they had to be a Wales side in Wales and then play against that Italy side in that next stage. And this is the Italy side we've expected at some point to just break this curse and just go and play in the World Cup.

32:06So for them to be able to do it and for it to go to penalties, for them to be the final penalty taker is incredible for them. And you know who else was celebrating when they were going to penalties and Bosnia and Herzegovina was qualifying to the World Cup? Jesse Marsh. Jesse Marsh. Because as much as you like to say, and I know the rhetoric about managers. I could do this interview right now. Listen, we're going to take it one game at a time. We respect every team that we play against. Very good. Herzegovina is a team that is going to pose some challenges. He's nailed that. He's nailed that. Media training at its finest.

32:37Nonsense. Of course you would rather play Bosnia-Herzegovina than you would Italy. It would have made for a far different outlook for Canada in this group, where they seem to be on the outside looking in in this group had Italy been part of this mix. Now they look at it and go, oh, this has opened up. It has opened up for everybody, including Canada. Well, they've never won a World Cup match. Is this the one? This is the one. Well, Jesse Marshall will tell you as much. He will tell you a lot of things. And you better be able to listen because this man can talk forever. He's saying he's someone who wouldn't say, I've done all my talking.

33:12No, no, no. He's going to talk today, tomorrow, and the day after that. and the speech is going to be rousing speech and it's going to be, oh, Canada all the time. This thing will be ready to play and I think they'll be successful against Canada. How are they going to play under him? What's he going to try and get them to do, Canada? You're asking me? Yeah. You're asking Ali? Either or. I think given his managerial career to date, I think he's going to find a team that wants to be on the front foot, wants to be able to hit teams in transition and apply as much pressure as possible. Like, if we're honest, there's a lot of RB, Red Bull, Leeds, all this type of thing.

33:41They all play in very, very similar ways and it's built around the sort of having legs in and around the field, having high energy. And if you can get that from the Canada side, obviously it's difficult at a World Cup, but if you can get that from the Canada side and make teams like Bosnia uncomfortable, then I think they'll do well. Now, we're going to talk about Bosnia for just a moment because there's a player on that team, still on that team, despite his years right now, which is giving away your age. Oh, wait a minute. Hey, Jekyll, wait a minute. We asked you, did you play with him at Man City?

34:11You said, yes. So we went to find your all-time Man City XI and we see that your friend, Edin Dzeko, is left on the bench. Oh, oh, oh. Yeah, I don't remember doing this. This is clearly fixed. But yeah, Edin Dzeko. Do you remember that picture? I do remember. That was from last week. The devil works hard, but our producers work even harder. I can believe that 100%. 100%. But I remember when Dzeko came to Man City and it was after the takeover and the talk was, you know, they're going to try and win the league, trying to do this, trying to do that. And then came this guy, who'd been a star in Germany for Wolfsburg.

34:43He was one of the top scorers in the division. He'd won the Bundesliga, himself and Graffito playing up front. Great guy, supremely talented. And he was great to play with as well. The way he could link the play, right foot, left foot, however you like it. Ball's coming into the box, he's getting his head on them. And unfortunately, from my standpoint, he did also manage to score the header to make it 2-2, City against QPR in 2012. Before then, Sergio Aguero scores to make it 3-2. But I love the fact that he's still playing. I love the fact that he's still having an impact. I think this was in Bundesliga 2 last year.

35:12but the fact is he's still a trusted player in this space and for him to potentially see the last years of his career happen to be at the World Cup leading his side out in the way that he's done, you know, absolutely incredible. I think age 30 feels generous but what an incredible, incredible player, great servant and every time I see him you know I'm happy to see him, I believe he's happy to see me and yeah I'm absolutely delighted that he's at the World Cup representing the old boys. Did you make the graphic for your friend and say that he was 30? I'm 30. That's all you need to worry about, OK?

35:44Don't worry about anything else. If he's 30, I'm 30. He is not 30. He is not 30. But let's talk about having a veteran presence in the team and what that can change as well. In the dressing room, too, what that changes for a team here on the world stage. Absolutely. As a player, I was thinking about the same idea and having, for example, an Abbey Wambach or Christy Rampone at the time leading our team to our first World Cup in 2015. And despite the fact that they might not have played every single minute of the game, but their leadership and the quality that they bring of the knowledge and understanding and how to get the team together and all bought in, I think it's critical.

36:18And then there's moments in the game where they can change, whether that be positive or negative, and having them on the field, I think that is so beneficial for us. And as a player, you feel more confident that you have a leader like that, you know, running the show and able to create moments out of nothing. It must be nice when you're about to give an answer, Ali, and say, you know, when we were in our first World Cup. Not just the one. That was the first one because there was a second one. One out of three. One out of three. I mean, it must be nice. Now, look, as for Edin Dzeko, he can no longer move.

36:52Not the way that he once did. But he links up the play if you go and find him. And everybody runs beyond him. That's when he and Bosnia become far more dangerous. When he's able to lay the ball off and players run beyond him. If only he could have made it into Nadim's best 11. Yeah, well, yeah. I thought you would have made it. On YouTube tonight we have special YouTube editions of the show throughout the World Cup, the latest of which will be coming off at 5pm Eastern. When we do return, though, this is a little rehearsal because we're bringing technology into play in our next segment and that is a concern.

37:29Stick around, this could make for some great TV.

37:44According to reports, Bernardo Silva is set to join Real Madrid and a deal that is very close is what we are hearing. Nader Manua and Ali Moreno alongside myself, Kay Murray. Bernardo Silva, what are Real Madrid getting at this age from him? At this age? I mean, that feels like you're saying he's a bit too old. But I think they're getting a player who's obviously got a huge drive to win. He's been very successful throughout his career and he's been trusted. he's been available and he's played I think probably 99 % of all the games he could have done for the years he was at Man City which was a lot of years as well so I think for Mourinho having him there he's somebody that knows he can trust he's reliable can play in whichever position you like and I think with Bernardo as well he's very good at understanding like game state does it need to be quicker does it need to be slower having an impact in terms of when somebody needs to be taken down he'll do that assisting you can do that can score goals as well I think he's a he's very much a complete player and for Real Madrid obviously they've had their issues but I think this is a player that can potentially help solve some of those problems long term.

38:42It feels like it's the type of player that Real Madrid need not just in terms of profile but in terms of what he's achieved and the leadership that he could bring to this dressing room which is much needed Ale. Presence, leadership, respect, appreciation for a successful career all of those things will be important within that locker room and I think he'll be a conduit of information between Jose Mourinho and the rest of the players. I want to look at from the perspective of the players that are already there at Real Madrid. How do you think Franco Mastantono is feeling right about now? Gone is how he's feeling.

39:12How do you feel Arda Guller is feeling right now? It's like, wait a minute, wait a minute. All along, a sort of left-footed midfielder, attacking sort of midfielder that likes no play, that wants to create chances. Isn't that what I'm supposed to be doing? And if they're bringing this guy, and if indeed he has a tight relationship with Jose Mourinho, and if indeed he's going to be a conduit of information, what's my role? Look, I think Bernardo Silva can be useful from many different perspectives for Real Madrid, but it's also telling you a whole lot about the future plans of Jose Mourinho and Real Madrid and who may be included in those plans and who may not.

39:50Yeah, I think so. I think that the Jose Mourinho point is a bigger point to me for those players and say Bernardo Silva coming in, because it seems that if Jose Mourinho is to come in, which surprised many people from the outside, given the fact that only a few months ago we thought Jose Mourinho was basically burning every bridge possible with Real Madrid, with the Benfica incident with Vinicius Jr. But I think Mourinho's going to be brought in now to be a disruptor. These last two years, seeing Real Madrid not lift a single trophy throughout that whole time, I don't think you bring Jose Mourinho in to say, well, everything's fine, carry on doing things the same way.

40:18He will be a disruptor. So I think there'll be players within that group he will immediately take a dislike to, immediately. And to see who will be left will be very, very interesting. Immediately take a dislike to the players that you know are expendable. if you're Jose Mourinho. Because one of the things that I think he has done very well over the course of his managerial career is understanding who he can pick on, who he can go after, who is vulnerable, and who he needs to move on in order for him to have the full power that is required for him to be the manager of a club like Real Madrid. And to your point, Natum, this team hasn't built any sort of equity over the last couple of years, so they have no say-so, these players, to push back to Jose Mourinho.

41:01He has free reign now to come in and push as far and as long as he wants to push because this team, well, has earned the reputation of being a group that needs to be pushed. So here comes Jose Mourinho. I don't know whether this is going to work. I've said that this would not have been my first choice, but it's going to be entertaining. And for those of us that cover it, it's going to be really entertaining because there will not be a dull moment at Real Madrid come next season. Yeah, it's interesting with the Jose Mourinho point. Obviously, it was the worst kept secret. We knew it was going to happen.

41:33Jose Mourinho coming back to the club here. But in terms of that, he is also very smart at picking out players that he can make feel more empowered. We saw it the first time around with Alvaro Arbeloa, players that aren't the star in the team, that he gets on board. Is he going to be able to do that with players in this squad to get on his side? Stop me if I'm wrong, because I'm not the greatest Real Madrid historian as such. But I think in this moment, having the likes of Mbappe and Vinicius Jr. there, you can try and empower somebody that maybe doesn't have their same rank, but that doesn't actually put them on the same level as those two players in terms of level of importance, especially to the dressing room space as well.

42:12So I think he'll have to do things differently according to what it was from back then. But I think it's very easy to forget how experienced the manager he is. I think the last, say, five or ten years of Mourinho haven't been the prime Mourinho years as such. but he doesn't arrive in a new space without having an idea of what he thinks will work for that group and this is going to be the best group that's probably worked with in quite a while now so it's to say that he can't be successful because you said success like success for Real Madrid is it is it the Champions League is it domestic is it whatever well it's definitely not lifting a trophy again for another year to make it three in a row the standards are so so high and if he needs to empower someone he will if he needs to maybe say offer something to those star players that we're speaking about in Vinicius and Mbappe's and others, then maybe that's what it will be.

42:56But I think he's very, very clever in terms of his methods. And I think he'll find a way for them to be more competitive. And that's going to be the priority. What do you do with Vinny Jr. and Mbappe? And figuring that out will determine as to whether this team may be successful or not next season. Look, you can empower Arbeloa all you want to as he did as a player. But with this current group of players, it is far more about Mbappe, Vinny Jr., Bellingham. Hey, by the way, Chua Meni, Fede Valverde, the middleweight champion of the world, Chua Meni, who took down Fede Valverde, dealing with that situation, that's still hanging over their heads.

43:34Beyond that, let me just say, while Jose Mourinho can empower a guy like Arbeloa, he can also stab him in the back, too. He can also, if there is a player that he thinks needs to be sacrificed, that player is going to be sacrificed at the expense of what he thinks is useful to him and to Real Madrid. And there will be players that will be sacrificed because he needs to make a statement of intent and a statement of power. I am the one who's making the decisions. I am running the locker room, not the players. What does he need to do then, in your opinion, with Vinny and Mbappe? How does he need to approach that whole situation?

44:13He has to make it very clear as to what the roles are for each of those players and what the expectations are. And if that means that Kylian Mbappe is going to have to track some runners every once in a while, you need to do it. Now, how you deliver that message, that's the part that he's going to have to be very clever about and very smart about. And that it's not I'm I'm not forcing you to do it, but I'm going to get you to understand why this is useful to you. I'm going to sell it to you. And I'm also going to sell them on the idea of you have, on Kylian Mbappe specifically, you have the chance to be an all-time great, a legend of this club.

44:48I would bring them a list of players that are a legend of this club. You have a chance to be on this list. Right now, you're not on it. And you're not on it because these fans can't get behind you. They can't get behind you because they think that you turned your back on this team late last season. Let's change that. We can change that together. Good Lord. Hey, Jose Mourinho, you want me to run the team for you? I will. That's a brilliant point, yeah. That is the point itself. And to mention somebody that I know that was in a different situation, this was Vincent Kompany's vision when he went to Burnley.

45:16He said to one of the strikers, you scored 10 goals a season now. I want to get you to 15. As a striker, he was like, yeah, yeah, I want this. I want this. And Kompany says, this is how we're going to do it. He's like, okay, is it going to be finishing? He says, we're going to get you to press better because then when you win the ball back higher, the chances become easier. If the team as a collective win the ball back higher, you create better opportunities because of fewer lines to sort of break through. and I think for Mourinho himself, like the stuff you've mentioned there about Mbappe and legacy, you know that will matter to him.

45:41It has to matter to him. If it's like a Vinicius Junior legacy, that will matter to them. And it's not to say that, say they didn't put the work in last year, but the importance of those little details, which have been criticised for not taking seriously, can really define how they'll be perceived in that space. Because if the fans, pretty much of any football club, believe their players are giving everything, and it's not giving everything just running behind scoring goals. If they believe you're giving everything, they will always get behind you. And I think for Vinicius, for Mbappe, just a little tweak can make it seem like they are.

46:10And that tweak means they'll score more goals and they'll be icons of that football club. It's going to be hot. We will be following it here on ESPN FC. The Segunda promo is coming up. The promotion playoffs, that is, final first leg, Malaga against Almeria. Sunday, 3 p.m. Eastern on ESPN+. Spanish football continues. while we've got the World Cup in action right here on ESPN FC. Future Spotlight is brought to you by DraftKings Sports. Oh, and in our immediate future, Group D is getting underway. United States on top there in terms of FIFA rankings, kicking off their campaign today against Paraguay in Los Angeles.

46:59but what do our panel think is going to happen in this game? We did tell you the predictions would be coming and it is time to bring it. Nader Manua. Currently two for two, by the way. Oh. You know what? Oh, sorry, I didn't even see that. Can I tell you something? People only tell you when they're right with their predictions. They don't usually come back and tell you when they got one wrong. Well, I'm going to carry on. I'm on a heater at the minute and I'm going to just send this one all the way over there because that's the obvious decision. And I'm sure you're going to follow me. No? I don't want to take a chance there, Nathan.

47:34Do you want to do it? Or do you want me to do it? No, I'll do it. I'll go ahead. Please, please. Yeah, do the right thing. God bless America. This country has given me so many opportunities. God bless America. They will beat Paraguay today. And for no other reason, as much as I like the United States, this team right here kept me out of a World Cup. Hey, Paraguay. Love you, sir. Oh, so there's some personal issues. Yes, I got issues. Yes, and I don't let go. I haven't turned the page. So what? I feel like every choice, every prediction has a couple issues. Yeah. I have a lot of issues, Ali, but that's a different conversation.

48:09It is a different combo. Let's get your pick, Ali. Yes, of course. Oh, no way. You don't say. I really don't have a winner who went for the US. That's an easy one for me. That's an easy one for me. We're going to start off on the right foot. But as long as we can defend well to give our attacks some freedom to create some opportunities, I think we're going to win. Okay? I know where my bread's buttered. Yes, yes, yes. Yes, it's not Italy. You know that. It's not Italy. I know where I like to get my apple pie from. This is never a good sign usually. What could possibly go wrong. That we all go for the same pick here.

48:44Let's get some scores. Go ahead, Nathan. I'm going to say 3-1 US. Yeah, I'm feeling confident. I think they can score a few goals. Paraguay might have a moment, but I think USA will remain composed and do what they need to do. Over the course of three and a half years of Commonwealth qualifiers, Paraguay in 18 matches allowed a grand total of 10 goals. Quick math, Natum. I know you're not good at math. That's less than a goal per game. It's not a team that allows many goals, and while the United States will win the match, it will be 10s, 1-0, United States of America. Time traveler Moreno, you see in the future, right?

49:19Yeah, sure. We'll see. I say 2-0 US. Yeah? I think they'll be clinical when they have the opportunities. But, you know, you don't have to be shy about it, Ali. You can tell us that the United States are going to dominate the game. They're going to dominate. They're going to dominate. I think this is on home soil. They're going to be so excited. They're going to be motivated more than ever. In fact, I'll take it a step further. They're winning 1-0. Balogun scores a game winner. And he needs to have a big World Cup if this team is going to advance deep into the competition. Is it coming in the second half or the first half?

49:4967th minute. Ah, 60. Oh, look at this. We're going deep here. We're going deep. Okay, let's move on to the other game. And let's see how the picks go here. I'll start with you, Ali. Oh, well, I mean, I love me some Canada. Well, kind of. I don't have issues with Bosnia, I'll tell you that much. But I do think that Canada are looking at this match as an opportunity to get their World Cup going. It could have been so different had this been Italy. We just mentioned that a few minutes ago. So I believe that this is a game that Canada has to win and they will win. What does kind of mean? I love Canada kind of.

50:25Well, because I'm not in love with Canada. I think there are issues that this team has. But I think if they have an opportunity to advance, they have to win this game. Otherwise, they're going to have to chase it against other teams that I think are better than Bosnia. In particular, Switzerland. So it feels like this has to be the choice. it has to be Canada winning this match if indeed they're gonna make the run that they want to make in this World Cup. Yeah, I think I'm with you on that. I think I had them finishing second in there. Leaving Dzeko out again. Dzeko out in the cold.

51:01Edin, I'm sorry. Oh! Oh! No! I'm gonna make it over there. It's close, so as you can see that's very close to being a draw. It's very, very close, but I think Canada just about edge it. and I'm going to say we'll do scores in a second but I'm going USA. I think this is their first win. All Canada. All Canada, sorry. Canada works too. Thank you very much. Close enough, yeah. Geographically close enough anyway. For me I'm doing the same. I'm doing the same because usually Canada is called the underdog but I think now with the proper leadership and Jesse Marsh, he's really gotten the team to a point where they are expected to advance.

51:38Okay and I'll go for Canada too. If we've been knocked Italy out, my husband will go crazy. For future reference, if we want a draw, do we just put it in between? Yes. That's why Nadem's trying to pretend that he's Ed and Dzeko's friend still. What are you doing? What are you doing, Nadem? I've changed my mind. What?! Changed his mind after seeing what we went for. Okay, so our boys who are here for the World Cup have been enjoying a lot of American culture. Stanley Cup finals are underway as it stands, and Haaland is a hockey fan there in Carolina to take in the game. Laminya Mal, come on, we all have a bargain.

52:16He's been seen in Walmart and he's been left alone. I mean, this is a peak moment of the World Cup for me, Ali. I feel like a lot of the professional players enjoy coming to the U.S. because not many U.S. fans really recognize them out in the spaces that they go to. I don't even, we weren't even allowed outside of the hotel, so I don't even know during a World Cup. I don't even know how this really... Did he get a rollback special? I hope so. I mean, these are the important questions that we need to find out. We've got to get our reporters who are out on the job for that one, and we will be back tomorrow with more of the same.