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The FC crew react to Benfica's dramatic victory over Real Madrid and question why Alvaro Arbeloa's side were so poor in a game that could have seen them directly qualify for the UCL Round of 16. Plus, the guys criticize Antonio Conte after Napoli were eliminated from the Champions League. Steve Nicol and Jurgen Klinsmann also react to wins for Liverpool and Inter Milan.
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Cristina Alexander and Ali Kreiger react to the news that Trinity Rodman has signed a new contract with the Washington Spirit that has made her the highest-paid women's soccer player globally. Next they discuss the USWNT's rout of Paraguay and how some key players performed. Finally, the crew reacts to Emily Keogh's conversation with UEFA head of Women's Football Nadine Kessler.




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The FC crew look at Liverpool's season and break down what they think would be a successful season for the Reds after another poor run of form. Plus, the guys argue if there should be more changes to the UCL format after Barcelona manager Hansi Flick said he was a fan. Gab Marcotti also explains why he thinks Benfica still have a chance to make the UCL knockout round.
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Alexis Nunes, Mauricio Pedroza, Herc Gomez, and Alejandro Moreno discuss the potential moves for Ricardo Pepi and Antonee Robinson. Then, they run it back with some USMNT players making an impact for their club teams. Finally, they react to El Tri's 1-0 win vs. Bolivia.




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Rob Dawson, Mark Ogden and James Olley assess the fallout from Manchester United’s win over Arsenal in the Premier League. The trio reveal what we know about Michael Carrick’s chances of getting the job permanently, and wonder if Mikel Arteta is too risk-averse to guide Arsenal to the title.
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