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UWCL Matchday 4 preview (Nov. 21 matches) · Into the Channel ⚽️ A Podcast Primarily About Women's Football

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OK, welcome to Into the Channel podcast primarily about women's
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football. Before we hit the pitch.
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I'm your host Dino de Suspitas and as always I am joined by my
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Co host Mr. Grant Angle part three.
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What is up man? I'm feeling all right, buddy.
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I think it's time to crack the second beer of what is a
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certainly A2 beer show. That's for the microphone.
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I'm going to crack a little seltzer over here, boys.
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Still recovering from my extended DNP.
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I mean, it's this is like playoff times crunch time.
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I don't want to make any silly rookie mistakes.
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Look, if you guys think these footballers are tired after
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these very intensive matches, just imagine how 2 podcasters
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could be even more tired with their day jobs and then these
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busy lives writing and producing one of the world's greatest
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women's football podcasts. Hosted by two Bros?
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Absolutely. Let's get into it.
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Champions League Thursday. Well, actually, quick
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programming reminder Part 1, we covered the NWSL semifinals and
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some US Women's National Team news Part 2, If you missed that,
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we previewed the Champions League's four Wednesday
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matchups. So all that leaves are the four
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Thursday matchups. Cannot wait to get into these.
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Mr. Grant Angle, where do you want to get started?
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Let's get started with Manchester City Football Club.
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They defeated Hammerby in match day three two nil.
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They are coming off kind of a, I will say like what felt like a
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pretty deflating 2 nil loss in league play to Chelsea.
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But let's not talk about that just yet.
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I don't want to focus on that right now.
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Let's harken back to the good times in match day three.
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Mary Fowler is a killer out there, man.
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She when she gets on the ball and decides what direction she
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wants to go and when she is really clicking, there's nobody
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stopping her from going the direction that she wants to go.
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And I felt like she bossed major parts of this match.
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She's such a unique player. Yeah, we'd love to do comps on
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this show and we'll go cross sport, we'll go cross gender.
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We don't, you know, there's no barriers here.
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We'll just mix it up, However which way we you feel like Mary
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Fowler's a really tough player to come up with a comp for
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because she's so electric and, you know, she's so skilled.
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But then I don't want, she's not inconsistent because nobody can
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do what she does all the time, right?
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Such a special player, such a unique player.
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Yeah, and I mean, Hammerby just had their hands absolutely full.
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And then on the other side of Bunny Shaw, and it wasn't one of
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Bunny Shaw's best matches by any stretch because she sets an
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extremely high bar for herself as well.
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But on the other side of Bunny, you had Alba Fujino, who looked
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like she may have got a Hattie in this match, probably could
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have scored four. But Fujino eventually gets on
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the score sheet. It's a 2 nil win, pretty
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professional win. Hammerby had some of their
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moments, especially late in the first half.
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Julie Blackstad had just kind of had the ball like caught under
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her feet and couldn't really capitalize.
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And I really felt like, you know, Hammerby's kind of looking
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back at that moment, like, oh, what could have happened if we
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went up one nil over City in that spot?
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But it just felt like, you know, City was in control.
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They knew what they needed to do and they got it done.
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Absolutely. And I I'm glad you mentioned
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Bunny Shaw. I forgot to bring this up
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earlier. ESP NS top 50.
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I thought the list was pretty solid, but you know your boys.
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Never shy about giving ourselves a pat on the back, Leanne
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Sanderson on her show asked us who our top three were in the
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world. I think we crushed it.
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If we want to use the ESPN top 50 as a barometer, I named
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Bomati, CGH and Banda as my top three.
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Those players were in the top four along with Nyomi, Garma and
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I think Bunny Shaw, who you had instead of Banda, came in at #6.
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There we go. But.
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If you haven't seen that list, go check it out.
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I think ESPN shout out to them, they did a great job.
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A really interesting read and really interesting to compare
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their top 50 to previous years and also the Guardian who does a
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great list as well. Yeah, always worth a read.
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You know, there are so many leads and still in women's
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football, it's hard to have access to all the different
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leagues at times. You really kind of got to go
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seek them out. Obviously, if you're rocking
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with your boys on this show, you probably have an interest at
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least in multiple leagues, obviously specifically the
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Champions League. That's the the birth place of
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this very program, the. Backbone.
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Exactly. But I mean, Speaking of
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backbone, we just got to talk about Alex Greenwood, Layla
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Wahabi, Kirsten Kasparai, Alana Kennedy, and then obviously Yui
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Hasegawa in front of them. It just feels like City has the
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tools, has like the wherewithal all over the field.
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The two nil loss to Chelsea, notwithstanding that, I'm still
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pretty annoyed about, frankly, in this Champions League.
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I think this is going to be like some momentum building stuff.
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But I got to point out, man, I'm not going to count any chickens.
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They got to go into Stockholm and play Hammer B.
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You know, the crowd's going to be electric.
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I was looking at the forecast. This match is going to take
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place I think between at like 6:45 PM over there in Stockholm.
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What's the temperature going to be tomorrow?
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At the time we're recording this, around 6:45 PM in
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Stockholm, it's going to be somewhere between 30 and 38°F.
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So it's going to be pretty freaking cold right around the
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freezing line, and you're going to have to play physical against
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Hammerbee and the crowd's going to be in it.
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I think city's going to be in for a tough test.
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I agree with that and a lot of buzz this week too about
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Hammerbee's ability to draw a crowd.
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I think they're expecting a record audience, which is going
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to be really exciting. And I think, yeah, I'm full
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agreement with you. The only thing better than
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European Knights are those frigid European Scandinavian
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Knights where literally anything can happen.
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I do hope that the city pulls through here.
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I I want to see city push Barcelona in that Group D But
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yeah, again, Hammerby, I'm expecting a big time crowd.
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I'm expecting a big time performance from that side.
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I think it's going to be a tough match up.
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You also have to think the Donald Svenskin season is over.
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So now no more matches. They're just focused on this.
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The last match they played was that two nil loss at Joyce
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Stadium in Manchester. Now they have a singular focus.
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I think that that plays a role in some of these matches.
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I feel like we kind of witnessed it with BK Hackin last year in
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this group stage in this tournament.
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Really, I think the question comes down to can Katinka
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Tonberg and Ellen Vongerheim get through that kind of middle trio
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of Yui Hasegawa, Alex Greenwood and Alana Kennedy?
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I think that's going to be probably the most interesting
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part of the match for me. Totally agree.
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I think they're going to slam their foot on the gas pretty
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much. This is the only thing they've
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got to play for and I think they know how they want to win and
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then maybe kind of hope for a little bit of an off day for
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cities offense and do what they can to try to make that off day
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maybe more probable. So we're going to be locked into
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this one for sure. It's in the early slot on
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Thursday and then the next match in that same slot.
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Speaking of teams who have wrapped up their domestic
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leagues, Valeranga will be hosting Bayern Munich.
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Fewer wind. Back to match day three.
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Byron gets a nice three nil win. Looking at this Byron side, 10
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matches so far this season, they've got four different
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players with at least five goal contributions.
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You look at, per Neil Harder, five goals.
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You look at Leah Schuler, five goals to assist Georgia Stanway
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having a great, great, great season.
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Can't wait to see her. Hopefully she plays for the
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Lion. This is against this US women's
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national team side. Excited about that one.
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Talk about that later. Four goals, 3 assists for her
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and Klabul, Four goals and five assists for Bayern's Stand out
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on the wing. 12 different goal scorers total on 29 total goals.
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That's a great distribution from Bayern.
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Real, real sleeping giant potential from the German side.
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I just put in my notes after watching this match.
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Bayern's playing like a team who thinks they can win this
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tournament and they might they they might have a shot.
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I mean, let me walk it back a little bit.
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Do I think they might win the tournament?
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Probably not. But do I think they can get
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extremely far in the tournament? Absolutely.
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And they're playing like it. So they're playing with that
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level of confidence. I just think every time Julia
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Given hits a penalty kick, every time she steps up to the spot to
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hit a penalty kick, I somebody invent the app that will give me
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a notification so I can find wherever that's being televised
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to watch it. I'm trying to think of a right
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back in the universe that I would take over Julia Given, and
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I think it's a difficult proposition.
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That's a tough one. Yeah.
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I mean, she's so good. I don't have the list on hand,
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but I know she was also pretty high up on ESPN's top 50.
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Bayern, they're in control. Their group, they're sitting
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three points clear and plus four in the gold differential
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category in the absolute driver's seat.
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But with that said, they do have to go to Norway.
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They do have to face the tough Valeranga side.
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I imagine the weather's going to be a little nippy there as well.
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We'll keep an eye on that. Valeranga wrapped up the top
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Syrian season as champions again this past weekend.
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They will be playing Rosenberg in the cup final November 24th
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and they'll be back in the Champions League next season.
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So Congrats to them alongside our beloved SK Bronze for kids
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go. But yeah man, Oslo Thursday.
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This one's got a little Celtic Chelsea match day three
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potential. I think this one gets a little
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interesting. I like it.
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I'll be right there, I'll be right there watching with you.
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I think this is going to be a good one.
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I think it's one of the ones one of the matches I'm definitely
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looking forward to the most. For sure, yeah.
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In the first match, I think the shot total was was pretty.
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It wasn't pretty even, but it was kind of in the same
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ballpark. Valeranga managed 7 to Byron's
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14. Byron are much more clinical
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with their chances and this one was 2 nil really, really late
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into stoppage time before ZAD, Brazil's masterpiece.
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Watch that one a few times on repeat.
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We'll see if we get some more magic like that in the reverse
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fixture, but let's scoot ahead and talk about the Champs.
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Barcelona, St. Poulton, this is your domain.
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I want to kick it over to you in true Barsa style.
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Let's keep the ball moving. What are you going to be looking
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for in this one first? Item of business talking about
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the best write backs in the world to our pal MLS architects
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in the YouTube chat. Don't yell at me.
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I would understand if you take on the battier over Julia Givena
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write back. That's fine.
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That's fine. I'm just saying Julia Givena is
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also very, very good. You know, depends on what style
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you're like. Shout out to the Saint Paul man.
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My mind went to Emily Fox. To you I'm like, maybe best in
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the world is a little bit of a stretch, but I don't know.
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Worth a shout? I'd say sure.
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I mean, you know, as a city guy, you know, I like Kirsten
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Kasparai. I think she plays, she plays a
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great right back as well. On a battier though, I will tell
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you the the amount of times where you think you believe
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you're on a counter attack, you believe you have some space and
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then on a battier decides that you no longer have any space to
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operate. It is pretty incredible to
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watch. They call her eminent domain.
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Right, she, she is making the decision for you.
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Back to the Saint Polton match. Shout out to Saint Polon STP.
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It was an Interstate love song for 30 minutes at the beginning
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of this of this match. I was just like, man, they're
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really hanging tough. And then things started to kind
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of go the other way. I think it speaks to Barcelona's
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greatness to where I'm watching it and I'm just incredibly
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impressed with Karina Schluter and what STP is able to do by
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keeping it scoreless for 1/2 hour.
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And then one of the difficult things that starts to happen
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when you play Barcelona is that anytime you counter tech, let's
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say you're holding them scoreless.
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Let's say you you are performing the miracle and you have not
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allowed Barcelona to score. But then when you get the ball
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and you're attacking 18, it just feels like you see teams,
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especially some of the smaller clubs, they start to panic and
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they're like, I got to shoot. I have to shoot from 22 yards
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out at a weird angle or else we'll never get any shots
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because players like Batier, Bertas, Mapi, Leon and now Esme
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brutes back there at left back like you.
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They teams just, they feel like they have to try to RIP these
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shots and then have no chance of beating Kazaki.
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And then you get into the part of the proceedings where you're
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not able to stop Barcelona's attack anymore and they start
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scoring. And this is the magic of
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Barcelona. You can go into halftime 4 nil
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down or five nil down and you still have people like me
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watching going. Man, it could have been worse.
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Pretty good from Saint Polton. No, yeah, they probably clapping
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going into into the into the tunnel.
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I agree with you, man. Schluter, rock solid.
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I mean, you know, to stop any. I mean, like she was getting
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peppered. Yeah, and that and that
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Barcelona attack is, it's interesting because Barcelona
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obviously stumbles out of the gate against City, but I sort of
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feel like they were maybe having a better group stage than they
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were having last season. You know, they they had that
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tricky one against Frankfurt where I think they fell behind
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and maybe went into halftime down 1.
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Then the drop against Benfica. I feel like they look more
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dominant this season. Obviously Alexia's back, Mappy's
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back, who you mentioned Eva Pyor upfront cloudy.
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Apina is getting more. I think they're finding, you
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know, to rewind back to the Orlando pride conversation we're
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having at the very, very top. Part 1 of this episode feels
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like Barsa's figuring out how and when to use these players.
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Even battery this weekend. You mentioned the two goals
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against Madrid. It felt like her goals last year
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were, I don't want to say opportunistic, but maybe not by
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design. And now it looks she's getting
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more chances and they're sort of figuring out the spacing a
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little bit better. Probably.
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Alexia coming back is definitely helping with that.
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I feel like they've put Alexia on one side and Itana kind of
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sort of on the other side. So there's always a gene, a
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genius Balandor player with space to operate and with space
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to distribute. And I think Barcelona, like I
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said, look at a little bit more dangerous than they did last
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year. Might be another really long 90
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plus for Think Bolton coming up here on Thursday.
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I think that's probably a pretty safe bet.
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I think, you know, one of the things aside from your down five
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goals at halftime and I'm like, well, you know, it could have
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been a lot worse. I think one of the other red
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herrings here is I write in my notes as this match is
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happening. Man, I hate it when Bone, Mati
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and Payor come off the pitch. Welcome Carolina, Graham Hanson
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and Alexia Puteas to the match. It's just like, I don't know
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what are you supposed to do about anything like that if
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you're the opponent. So Barcelona, they only put
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together disappointing two goals in the second-half of this match
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on 80% possession to finish the match, winning seven nil.
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I think the question is what can STP do to create a tighter
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scoreline than 7 nil? I think there's a narrow path to
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that. I mean, other than like
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Bruntaler or Peckle maybe nicking a goal at some point.
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I think we might be in for another big crooked number to a
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big old doughnut for STP. But I will just say again to our
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Austrian pals out there, your team is getting better.
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Like from what we saw last year to this year, I would say
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significantly better. And I'm excited to just like
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keep watching you guys play in this tournament.
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Totally agree with that. And obviously STP, they've got
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another one against Hammerbee, got another one against City.
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This is a squad like you mentioned that doesn't have many
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pathways through in this group with Barcelona and city sitting
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up top. But I like the the direction
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that they're going. I like the spirit they play
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with. They look better.
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They look, you know, a little bit more organized this year.
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And this is a really good chance against pretty much, I don't
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know, the second best team in the world.
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Wow, bold MLS. That was Dino that said that.
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Come at me, bro, you already know what time it is.
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We're in Orlando, we're out here.
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Let's get these two teams to play.
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Just one match, just one match post Champions League.
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I'd be into that. Let's shift gears though.
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Juventus heading to north London to take on my Gunners.
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This one's a big one. Arsenal got a big, big result.
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Match day three going to Torino, four nil win on the road.
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The story of the season so far, It's got to be Frida Leonards
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and Manem. She's on absolute fire.
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Mani una Caldente right behind her, playing really, really
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great ball. You look at Manem, she scored in
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Arsenal's last three, one each against Brighton, UVA and
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Tottenham. She also had four goals in one
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match versus Albania and Europe qualifying for Norway.
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Let's go. You know, I wasn't going to let
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that opportunity slip by. She had five, five total over
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the two legs versus the Albanian side and Arsenal in six matches
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since Renee Slagers took the helm.
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Five wins, one draw. Looking good there. 19 goals for
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only two goals allowed. We talked a lot last time.
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We talked Champions League about that Arsenal defense, how leaky
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they looked under you on the side of all, especially in those
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last two against Chelsea and Bayern where they gave up seven
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goals. I think they're looking a lot
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more cohesive defensively and offensively.
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I think on offense, it seems like the movements are much,
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much better synchronized. It's not sort of like just one
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person trying to do something or everybody trying to do
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something. It looks like there's a lot more
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method to the madness at Arsenal and I think Slagers is getting a
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lot of production from that taunted squad.
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Yeah, I think that's perfectly stated, man.
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I mean, even on the Caldente goal in the 80th minute versus
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Juventus, Lena Herteg brings the ball all the way down to the end
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line. It pings around a little bit
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before it gets to Caldente. But just the fact that Herteg
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was able to kind of create all of that, I would like to state
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for the ITC record book, I think Lena Herteg should get an assist
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for that. That shaping of the field really
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kind of created that goal. It's such a great point by you
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that like the team's not moving like a like a big freighter like
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ship on out on the ocean. Like now there are people moving
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in different into different spaces.
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Like it just seems like there is almost like been some creativity
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that's been like injected into the team or like almost a level
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of freedom that they appear to be playing with.
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So I mean, now you talk about I know you got Orlando pride as
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your as your best team in the world.
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Barcelona is your second best team in the world.
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Stay tuned everybody for next week when our when Dino says
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Arsenal is the third best team in the world.
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Oh that's definitely it's like plus 1300 + 1400 on me actually
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saying that out loud into a microphone, but we'll see.
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I mean, you've a full on wobble. They started the season. 9
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straight wins in Syriafemoneal and the Champions League. 26
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goals for, 9 against during that stretch.
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Since then though, they're 2, two and two.
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Two wins and two draws in Syriafemoneal. 2 Champions
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League group stage losses in which they've yet to score a
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goal. A home loss to Byron.
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A home loss to Arsenal and in their last six matches, 848
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against. So who's the real UVA in your
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mind? You know, obviously they they
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have that super hot start now. You know, it's kind of like 2-2
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and two, eight and eight looking mighty mediocre.
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Do you think they're one or the other somewhere in between?
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Where Where do you land on this UA side?
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So you mentioned they're still sitting top of the table, Syria
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Feminio, they're sitting on 26 points, 4 points ahead of
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Fiorentina. They have a 19 + 19 gold
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differential over there in Italy.
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They're very clearly not in the same weight class as Arsenal.
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It would be a tall task for them to be.
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Do I think they're as tough as they looked against PSG in the
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qualifying to get to the group stage?
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Maybe not quite. Maybe they're 80% of that.
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Something weird was going on with PSG in those last two
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qualifiers. So this is a roundabout.
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This is me. I am very much in Leanne
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Sanderson R Pal, a friend of the show, 1 of the greatest
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broadcasters in the world would yell at me for this.
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I'm going to. I'm going to sit on the fence a
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little bit. I'm going to behave like a
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squirrel and I'm going to sit on the fence and I'm going to say I
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think Juventus is good. I want to maintain that.
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But can they reach the level of Bayern Munich and Arsenal in
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this Champions League? I think that's that's just too
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much to ask of them right now. I think that's fair.
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I think one thing that I could mention in their favor a
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scoreline, the four nil scoreline maybe a little bit
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misleading. Yeah, this one was one nil up
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until the 75th minute. The shooting stats, I think
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we're somewhat close. Also want to give a shout out to
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Arsenal goalkeeper Daphne von Domslar.
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She saved all six shots that she faced that were on target, 6 for
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six. Let me check my math here.
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Yeah, checks out 100%. I'm not going to say this one's
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a walk. You know, I'm not the Arsenal,
21:05
not quite a shoe in to be my third best team in the world
21:08
come next episode. But I do think this one will be
21:11
in contest, even though it'll be played north London.
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But I do expect Arsenal to to come out on top here.
21:17
This one will close out the week along with Barcelona.
21:20
So very very excited. Cannot wait for this week's
21:23
action to kick off. I mean, anytime you get a battle
21:27
of badges like Arsenal and Juventus, I know it was 4.
21:31
Now, I do think I think it's a good point by you that maybe 4
21:33
Nell is a little misleading. I know I said, you know, Uventa
21:37
is not quite in the weight class.
21:38
It doesn't mean that sometimes you can you can punch above that
21:41
weight. So I think this is another one
21:43
I'm absolutely thrilled to be watching.
21:46
It's going on at the same time. If you have the luxury of
21:48
watching this live, it's going on at the same time as
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Barcelona, St. Poland.
21:53
Maybe you can kind of be locked into into this one and kind of
21:56
glance over. I think it just sets up
21:58
perfectly as a great bookend to another two fantastic days of
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Champions League football. Absolutely.
22:04
And last quick note here, Speaking of badges, shout out to
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Alessia Russo, Arsenal striker who reached right for that badge
22:11
as she got Arsenal on the board in the Northland Darby against
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Tottenham. It's fucking go big three nil
22:16
win for her. I think Alessia Russo, another
22:19
player kind of unlocked here by Renee Slager's quick
22:23
programming. Reminder later this week will be
22:25
back with a match Day 4 recap. Once all the matches are said
22:29
and done, we will also be previewing the NWSL final.
22:33
We just covered a ton of ground. I'm not sure which player that
22:37
that makes us, but I think every blade of grass, NWSL, Champions
22:42
League and everywhere in between, your boys were on it.
22:44
Did we miss anything? Anything else you want to hit
22:46
before we get out? Of here, I think we covered
22:48
everything we possibly could. I think if if I may be so bold,
22:52
could you possibly be freedom on them and maybe I'll be I think
22:57
I'd like to be Jess Park in this scenario because we covered a
23:01
lot of ground. We're holding the ball
23:03
throughout. We're creating, creating the
23:05
action. I think we made it happen today,
23:07
my man. What a pairing.
23:08
What a pairing that would be Two, two just absolute killers
23:12
in their prime. I think that's a perf.
23:14
Well, what a what a comp. What a pair of comps.
23:16
Shout out to you. All right, man, I think we did
23:19
it. It's been another episode of
23:20
into the channel. Sincere thank you.
23:21
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And a huge thank you to my coast as well, Mr. Grant Engel for
23:41
being the Jess Park to my Frida Leonardo Tamano.
23:44
You already know what time is. I appreciate you, bro.
23:46
Let's get, let's get, let's continue to get it done.
23:49
Absolutely likewise, my good man, thank you and for the for
23:52
the pals of the show who are watching.
23:54
I just want you to know Dino playing through pain, fighting
23:57
through pain, making sure he gets to the Orlando Pride semi
24:01
final match over here in America.
24:03
Shout out to our guy. Please congratulate him for
24:05
fighting through it, making sure he gets shit done.
24:08
That's how he rolls. He's an absolute warrior.
24:11
We thank you for rocking with us and we will see you all next
24:14
time.