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Music Hello, Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Total Soccer Show. My name is Taylor Rockwell, and I am very excited to be here with you today to talk Club World Cup in which Chelsea and their 6,000 players managed to get past Fluminense and book their spot in the finals. Meanwhile, PSG and their 6,000 goal scores managed to get past round Madrid and do the same. Here with me to talk it all out is N's Joe Moreska. Ooh, another clever name, Joe. You are on fire this week, my friend. I like how Taylor, you wait until we're actually going and doing the recording to check the name for the first time and do it on the fly. What if I left it just as my own regular boring name and then you had to pivot? Last minute, you're really putting a lot of faith and trust in me. I would find a way around it or make one up and do a very poor job of it. I've tried two days in a row now to come up with one for Graham and failed spectacularly. Graham Ruthfin Chelsea Niño. Nailed it. Nailed it. Oh, hello.

Absolute cracker.

Taylor Rotwell. Yeah. People have been trying for 33 years. I think it's going to take a little bit longer on that basis. I got to say, filling in for Ryan Bailey's host this week, I am greatly appreciative of the two of you willing to roll with the yes and when there is no business rolling with the yes and to some of the stuff that I've led you in with. Just get, just pull a FIFA and get

Michael Buffer to do the Michael Buffer thing like he did before the semifinals and we'll be grant.

That hasn't been a thing this tournament, right? Like, because I've watched sparingly, I've seen the

player walkouts wrestling style. They went full on with it, Graham.

They just lean directly into it.

They just got rid of all subtlety, which is this tournament's brand, quite frankly.

That man gets paid so much money for 30 seconds to a minute's worth of work.

But he delivers every single time, unlike Ram Madrid against PSG. Shall we start

there, Mr. Ruffin, with PSG's emphatic, impressive, comprehensive victory over Ram Madrid?

Yeah, I mean, they're just so good, aren't they? Like, I kind of thought that coming into this

tournament, they lose to Botafogo in the group stage, of course. And at that point I thought they had maybe lost a step in some of their intensity.

Since then, they've just absolutely demolished the entire tournament.

And with Chelsea coming on Sunday in the final, I think there's a chance that they will do the same to them as well.

Yeah, I've enjoyed how the coverage has sort of already anointed PSG as the best club on the planet right now, having won the Champions League. And then many of them have sort of been like, yes, there's still, there was still an hour to play against Real Madrid. And yes, there's a final against Chelsea. But they're the best team on the planet. Joe, any disagreement with that right now? Well, I mean, it doesn't take a lot of effort to anoint PSGS that, given that they were crowned that, like, effectively two months and a half ago, month ago, whenever that Champions League final was. Wait, are you saying that the Champions League is better than the Club World Cup? I would never... I would never... I would never say that. we don't know if it's better than the conference league, though. That's what Sunday is. If the Super Cup is the Europa League versus the Champions League, I don't know what we're going to call this Chelsea v. PSG game. We'll find out once and for all. We don't... Yeah, we don't know yet, really. This is breaking new ground and ground that needed to be broken., that's one thing we can all agree on. People of the world unite. I mean, it's so clear to see with PSG right now. We saw it in that demolishing of Inter. We saw it well before that in the Champions League final last year. I mean, they are an amazing team, and it is to their credit that they have not dropped intensity more than any other team

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