I'm Gab, he's Jules. We know what the weather is in West London because I was just

sitting in the video and it's snowing right now. It's not snowing here because we're in

Doha, but Jules, this is big. The semi-finals coming up we have our final four. We're going

to get into that. France are still alive. There you go. And they'll be playing Morocco in that

semi-final. Of course, the other semi-final. Croatia and Lyonel Messi's Argentina. We're

going to get into all that. Let's start at the top. England beating France. Now I have

a confession to make. France beating England. Oh, yeah, Freudian there. But in terms of performance

on the pitch, as we saw, that might be a bit debatable. It was interesting. You were

nervous before. You told me privately that beneath the whole bravado in French and

songs and whatever, you're like, oh, I think we're going to lose to England. That's

is funny because I were calling James Ollie, who is extremely tall and therefore extremely

wise. What did he say? He says, now I'm a Englander going out. You know why? Because England

whatever England haven't won a knockout World Cup knockout game away from Wembley

since whatever 19 or maybe even ever. I don't know. I don't know. It's a long, long time.

So that made me think, is it really going to be like that? However, Arthur England were

the better side. I have to be honest here. You know, we were at the game and from what

I saw from England was very good. I have to say the French took the lead. Obviously early

on, I think it was a nerve-ease 15 minutes from England. But after that, they took control

of the game between the 15th minute and the 75th minute, they were really on top and

they were really putting France on the pressure. And I was struggling in the stand. I won't lie.

I was like, James called the penalty straight after the break to make it one-one. And then

at that time, it looked like they were going to go and win it and only them could go and

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