Welcome to the Total Soccer Show's Euro 2020 coverage, Day 9.

There was a strong showing from Hungary's right wing on the field and in the stands

as a slightly laissez-faire France were made to settle for en-poix in Budapest,

only drawing with a team that's worse than them.

Is it now the time to give them the abuse that England got yesterday? Probably not.

Meanwhile, in Munich, Germany rely on Kai and a Portuguese poo-poo platter of own goals in a game that had it all,

including a pigeon on the field that did about as much defending as Portugal did.

And also, insert platitudes about Spain versus Poland here,

as it hasn't happened yet at the time we're recording the intro to this pod.

Taylor Rogwell is spending his day in traffic on I-95 fun for him,

but we're motoring on with a man who's always in top gear, Joe Lowry.

I like the idea of Taylor just choosing to not be on this show to sit on I-95 for the entire day. It doesn't paint us in the most flattering of lights, but yeah, I don't know. I can see it. I mean, yeah, it's not the greatest pastime to be sitting on the highway. It's a I-95 is quite a road, Joe. Have you ever been on it? I have not. No, the picture we sent in our group chat did not look appealing that bumper-to-bumper traffic. Yeah, it's the spine that kind of runs from New York all the way down to Florida. It's a long road in many senses. I'll leave it there. I'll leave it there. Meanwhile, in Glasgow, we have a man still buzzing from his nation's greatest ever

achievement, a nil-nill draw with an average team that leaves the bottom of their Eurogroup.

Graeme Rutherford? You're right. I am celebrating that. I've taken a leaf of England's book.

I found out on Amazon today that there was a DVD of England's performance at the 2018 World Cup.

That would have been

the one that they finished fourth in.

But yes, I am

absolutely milking this round. You're 100%

correct. You're kind of

inferring that getting to the semi-finals of

World Cup isn't an achievement, Graham.

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