Futbol Americas: Down Goes Mighty Brazil

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Sports, Soccer

4.3 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 10 December 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

On Friday's episode of Futbol Americas, Herculez Gomez and Sebastian Salazar react to Brazil's shocking loss to Croatia in penalty kicks. Then, they discuss Argentina's ability to survive the Netherland's late comeback and the day's second penalty shootout. Finally, the two are joined by Alexis Nunes who gives insight to the atmosphere at the match between Argentina and the Netherlands. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Music
0:21.7	I'm America's live and underway from the capital of Qatar.
0:51.7	The semifinal is set here at the 2022 World Cup.
0:58.7	Welcome into episode 200 of this show, Hercules.
1:02.7	It's a 200.
1:05.7	We might not have even gotten this show on air if they'd
1:08.7	kept playing that Argentina Netherlands game.
1:10.7	We have a full rundown.
1:11.7	We're going to talk about some transfers from potential US players.
1:14.7	The Mexican coaching search is heating up.
1:17.7	But these quarter finals have just overtaken things.
1:20.7	I think we're going to spend most of whatever time we have here on this show before ESPN FC kicks us out of this studio.
1:26.7	Talking about the games that we just witnessed.
1:28.7	Alexis Nunes is live at the Netherlands.
1:32.7	Argentina games will be outside.
1:34.7	Los Alistair stadiums.
1:35.7	Hopefully we can get her in on this program as well.
1:37.7	But that was tense watching it around here.
1:40.7	ESPN Argentina set literally 5 feet away from us.
1:43.7	Yeah.
1:44.7	I was nervous and I had no dog in it.
1:46.7	I know.
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