ESPNFC Daily, Luis Miguel Echigarai, K. Murray, and simply a World Cup winner joining us today.

We even need to give him his introduction, probably not.

He's won the World Cup. What else does it matter? Frank, welcome to the show.

Well, I'm sorry. I don't know. He came out like that. I didn't do anything for that either.

Just in case you guys didn't know. Frank LeBoff did actually win the World Cup.

He doesn't talk about it very much, but he's very humble about it. It doesn't often come off.

Just in case you guys didn't know. Listen, I would like to go back into part two.

We've just finished the in-between the Netherlands and Ecuador. It finished 1-1.

It's made group a pretty interesting, pretty much wide open.

Let's talk about some of the moments in this then shall we, Luis Miguel, because I feel as though

you're a bit upset for Ecuador after this game. I'm really upset. I'm so glad to have Frank here

at Nenke and everybody. Welcome to ESPN, I see you daily once again. I am pretty upset because

I am such a fan of Ecuador. People need to remember the context of everything. They didn't make it to

the 2018 World Cup. They were eighth in South America. Then comes in Gustavo Alfato and he has

transformed this dynamic, young, fearless squad into something really special.

And obviously, the Netherlands deserve their own Merrick Cody Gapbo.

It's one of the stars of the tournament so far clearly. He gave them the lead, but Ecuador with

Enner Valencia, who by the way just keeps delivering, turning back the clock.

And it was a valiant performance from Ecuador. And like you said,

K-Mari, this group is very, very tasty.

So we'll get to some of the moments for Ecuador in this one, but just sticking on the Gaudi Gapbo line

right now. What an opening goal that was for him, Frank. Luis Van Hal has said that this

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