Hello,

Hello, everybody and welcome to the Total Soccer Show.

My name is Taylor Rockwell, and today I have questions about South American World Cup qualification as you do.

So I've got the athletics, Felipe Cardenas, with me to make sense of things.

Felipe, thanks for being here.

And apologies, as always, if I have already butchered your name. You did not butcher, Taylor. All right. You did a great job. Thank you. As I knew you would. And awesome to be here once again. Yeah, man, it's great to have you back. I feel like we have you on to talk drama in Atlanta and MLS. And then we talk South American football a lot. There is drama in

Atlanta. There seems to be kind of perpetually these days, but we're going to focus on South

America, if that works for you.

Let's do it, man. All right. So we've got the first few rounds of South American qualifying

in the books, starting from a general perspective. Actually, let me ask you this first off.

I was going to say what I noticed.

But the first thing I noticed is that it's difficult to watch some of these games.

What was your procedure for watching them?

And more specifically, what is Fanatis?

Okay, so Fanatis.

Thank you.

I discovered it, I would say probably a year or two ago because I was looking for any way possible to watch Argentine Super League in Argentina.

Just to scout players that Atlanta or any MLS team may be interested in, And to get back to it, like I grew up watching Argentina and soccer.

I realized also that Finanese had the Colombian First Division.

So I could watch my team, America de Calio, a team that I grew up idolizing as a kid.

So it's an app.

Like I have Apple TV or if you have a fire stick with Amazon or whatever it may be, you download the app.

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