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Give the people what they want, a Club World Cup preview.

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Today we try to set the scene, talk about the serious things, the travel ban, the player fatigue,

ice at the grounds, just checking in what it might tell us about the World Cup next year.

But also, outside of our Premier League and European bubble, is there enthusiasm around the world?

Can someone, Brackets Paul Watson, tell us a little bit about the sides we don't know,

your Ulsan's, your Wydads, your Mamelodi sundowns. There's two calls mum's feelings on Jude Bellingham, a bit more on World Cup qualification to discuss and some transfers to all that plus your questions,

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