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Hello and welcome in to the latest edition of ESPNFC, K-Murray, Ali Moreno and Stevie

Nickel here in the studio, kicking things off with the Nations League final between Portugal and Spain.

Portugal twice coming from behind in this final to send the tie to extra time with Nuno Mendez and Cristiano Ronaldo responding to goals from Martin Zubimendi and Mikhail Oyarsabal, respectively.

Went into extra time, no goals there, so it went to a penalty shootout.

Everybody scored their penalties except for Alvaro Marata who had his saved, and so Portugal

and Nations League champions.

Well, welcome in Frank Leboff and Juergen Klinzman, who were watching this game for us as well,

but let me start in here with you guys. It was another decent showing in the Nations League, a good final. It was, and it's two teams that we must say, looking

ahead to next year's World Cup, they have to be among the very favorites going into that

competition. Both teams have more than enough talent in the attack.

They have more than enough talent in the midfield. They do have, both teams have frailties

in the back line. Those frailties actually sometimes come by design. When you think of Portugal

today and an outstanding player for Portugal today,

Nuno Mendez was that guy. But he is given the freedom to be in advanced positions all

the time. Same thing similarly to Joao Neves, who's given the freedom to then talk into

the midfield. When he did that over the course of the first half to try and help and create mismatches in terms of number in the midfield,

it created a natural counter-attacking opportunity for Spain and Nico Williams going over the top,

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