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Go inside the most popular sport in the world with the ESPN FC crew.
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Another Champions League Blockbuster
The FC crew react to Tuesday's 2-2 draw between Bayern Munich & Real Madrid. The guys praise Vinicius Junior for a brilliant display, credit Thomas Tuchel for his halftime changes and question if Jude Bellingham's performance was a result of a lingering illness. Plus, Julien Laurens joins the show to preview PSG's visit to Borussia Dortmund on Wendesday.
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Futbol Americas: Chucky Lozano to MLS ?
Reports are brewing that Chucky Lozano is on the move to San Diego FC from PSV. How will the move affect Chucky, Mexico and San Diego ?
On the today's show Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney talking about season 3 of Welcome to Wrexham and being owners of the team.
Plus, reaction to Lionel Messi and Inter Miami beating New England Revolution, where the star had two goals and an assist, becoming the first MLS player to record multiple goal contributions in five straight matches.
Santiago Giménez being seen at the North London Derby, which reports swirling that Tottenham and A.C. Milan are looking to sign him. Better landing spot?
Reaction to Juventus and A.C. Milan tying in their Serie A match. Yunus Musah played at right back… Will he be an option at the position with Sergiño Dest injured?
Jesse Marsch is being linked to the head coaching position with the South Korea National Team.
Also the breakdown of the Liga MX Liguilla, Is America the heavy favorite. Did Chivas exceed expectations ? Is clasico regio the most exciting matchup ?
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Salah Set to Stay at Liverpool
The FC crew react to news that Mohamed Salah is expected to stay in Liverpool this summer and question how Jurgen Klopp's departure affected this decision. Plus, the guys react to Barcelona's 4-2 victory over Valencia and praise Robert Lewandowski's hat trick. Craig Burley also gives his thoughts on Erik ten Hag saying Manchester United are one of the most entertaining teams in the Premier League.
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Gab and Juls: Has Kai Havertz silenced his critics?
Julien Laurens and Nedum Onuoha discuss Arsenal's 3-2 victory over Tottenham Hotspur and ask whether how far the title race for the Premier League will go. The guys also discuss Bayer Leverkusen's continued run of games without a defeat, Thiago Silva's departure from Chelsea & praise Lionel Messi's impact on MLS.
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Two-Horse Title Race
The FC crew react to the North London Derby as Arsenal beat Tottenham 3-2 to sit top of the Premier League table. Plus, Manchester City take care of Nottingham Forest behind Kevin De Bruyne's two assists. And, Nico Williams accuses Atletico fans of racist abuse, Sid Lowe joins the show to talk more about the reaction in Spain.
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Klopp's Salah Sideline Spat
The FC crew react to Liverpool's 2-2 draw at West Ham and break down Mo Salah's heated exchange with manager Jurgen Klopp. Frank Leboeuf also joins the show to analyze Chelsea's come from behind draw at Aston Villa while the guys also give out predictions for tomorrow's North London Derby.
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Customer Reviews
Good for soccer news and opinions
In general, I like the frequent updates on both league and international team soccer from around the world. You get episodes for Futbol Americas, Gab & Juls, EPSN FC, etc. I don’t usually listen to full episodes, just the segments that interest me. Some hosts are not good, others are great. For example, I find Seb Salazar to be annoying. It’s a mix.
El terrible
Futbol Americas is politically divisive. Tried to listen to their Crew title analysis and they open with “going back to the tragic death of George Floyd”.
Madrid bias and prop up Jude Bellingham
I’m not a Barca fan or even la liga fan, but the way these agenda-driven hosts of ESPN framed the weekend’s el Classico result in a way that somehow it’s only Barca players’ fault in their loss and ignore the legitimate controversy that occurred during the game is utterly shameful and something that fans need to keep an eye on and hold them accountable for. It’s an absolute disgrace these propaganda-driven hosts are allowed to spew nonsense like this without any repercussions whatsoever.
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