The end of a historic World Cup Cinderella story — and the makings of an epic Argentina–France final

After the Whistle with Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe

Apple News

Soccer, Sports

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Brendan and Rebecca react to the end of a historic Cinderella run as Morocco falls to France 2-0. Then they briefly preview an unpredictable France–Argentina final and wonder: Will the Messi–Mbappé showdown bring complete chaos, or a nil-nil draw? Later, with Rebecca back across the pond, the two talk through how this strange midwinter World Cup could have a massive ripple effect on the Premier League. And finally, Rebecca shares the one thing she’s most looking forward to in London … the supermarket.

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0:00.0	I think it's just because I've just finished watching the joy on the French faces on the TV
0:04.6	Brenton.
0:05.6	I'm envious.
0:06.6	I'm deeply, deeply blooming envious.
0:10.2	I know.
0:11.2	Thanks.
0:12.2	No, I know Rebecca, and I think it's really good that you're in touch with your emotions.
0:15.8	But we care not for the losers anymore, Rebecca.
0:21.9	From Apple News and MetalLark Media, I'm Brenton Hunt.
0:24.6	And I'm Rebecca Lowe, and this is After the Whistle.
0:28.1	And, I think, it's time to go.
0:31.2	The Whistle has blown.
0:33.2	Morocco have fallen to France, and Killian M Bappe will now face Leo Messi in the World Cup
0:39.2	Final.
0:40.2	We're going to talk about it.
0:41.2	That's it.
0:42.2	We're focused.
0:43.2	We're excited.
0:44.2	We're starting.
0:45.2	Let's go!
0:46.2	Hello, Brenton.
0:48.2	How are we?
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