Good evening, good morning. Great Truman Show there. Yeah, welcome to Canada against Guatemala.

You can see their purplosity. There's huge perpulosity everywhere. That's because we're in the Minnesota Vikings Stadium.

It's climate controlled, as they call it, air conned, cold, which is fantastic.

There's a roof.

And today at 3 o'clock my time, first of all, we'll see Canada, Guatemala in the quarterfinal.

We immediately followed at 6pm by the US against Costa Rica.

That profiles is a bit of a gangbuster game.

Brought to have lived through my first tornado warning, strode manfully through my first

tornado warning, which really means, rolled over and went back to sleep back to the National

Alert, made my phone phone explode and a siren

went off like a bomb sign, a nuclear warning outside the hotel window loud and proud and

didn't wake anybody up and the tornado that followed probably would have done a bit of window

rattling big old hotel didn't fall down a bit of window rattling. Big old to tell, didn't fall

down thankfully, a bit of damage done. First tornado manfully coped with. Look, tomorrow morning,

my tomorrow morning, I'll be letting you know who's gone through to the semifinals of the Gold Cup.

But I've always thought that maybe rather than the

actual football in this tournament, for you guys that follow Revista de la Liga, maybe it's the

anecdotes behind the scenes. So I'm queuing up a little look at yesterday's prep up with Canada and

Jesse Marsh. Jesse Marsh, I'm warming to, Certainly in the relationship you have as an interviewer,

producer, reporter, players can speak for themselves.

But he's forthright, he's got a million words bursting out of him all the time.

Many of them at the training ground swear words, which I absolutely

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