Hello, hello everyone and welcome into our very packed studio.

I'm Alex Cusunas and look at this five-aside Conca Calf team I have assembled here.

I did get things wrong though because I went with two goalkeepers on either end, but Casey Keller. Try to score on both of us.

Exactly. Casey Keller, Hercules Gomez, Shaka Hislop and Mauricio Pedrosa finally gracing us with his presence from one of his 50 million shows on ESPN. It's a special day. It's a special day. Happy to be here. All right. Well, we'll see you, Mauricio, still feeling vibesy after we talk about Mexico's draw at next year's World Cup. Because yes, indeed, today was the day. The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. We were waiting for it and we finally got it. It took some time.

It took longer to get the groups and it takes me to get ready to go on a night out. But you know what?

In the end, we got there. And of course, we're going to be focusing on all of the Conca Calf teams,

mainly the three host nations, the USA, Mexico, and Canada.

And of course, we're going to kick things off with the U.S. men's national team.

They were drawn in Group D and just have a look at their opponents, some familiar faces in Paraguay,

Australia, and then they await the winner of a UEFA playoff which could have Slovakia or Turkey. Well,-Men's national team manager, Mauritia Pochettino, of course, was in attendance.

Let's listen to what he had to say after they found out their group.

I know the focus, you said this earlier, the focus over the next six months is on your team,

improving your team, but now that you know at least two of your opponents,

what does that look like in terms of scouting them,

the work you have to do, and is it at all difficult

that you don't know yet who the third opponent is?

Yeah, the problem is rather to have three teams to scout,

we have two plus four. No, because we need to scout the four.

Now from here to March, we are going to, you know, to

amplify, amplify, yes, the numbers of, you know,

the team that we need to observe.

Because now we have, of course, Australia and Paraguay,

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