It's true, Spencer, it's not the same Pogaccio, but Maty van der Kool has won here.

The biggest problem, I mean, let's say, if without today's stage,

I would have picked straight away Matty Kuanakou tomorrow to win.

But with today's stage in the legs, the way I saw him finish,

he was completely empty, he had cramps on the second last climb.

That's a little bit my doubt. But honestly, if there's one guy who can meet Bogachar,

if it's man to man on this type of finish, it's material. Hi, I'm Spencer Martin, along with

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Everybody, welcome back to Outcomes.

I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Johan Bernille. We are predicting stage seven of the Tour de France. I will list off the odds and

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