Megan America Great Again. Rapino leads the USA to World Cup glory. We'll look back on an amazing month in France with Kate Borsay from the Offside Rule podcast. In the Copper America, Brazil, Peruve to be too much for the nation with the best kit and football. There's also a red card for Leo Messi.

I was in my 20s last time that happened.

And in Africa, the second most amazing story about Madagascar continues to develop.

Sadly, this one remains bereft of wisecracking militarised penguins, but it's still pretty good.

Plus, Frank Lampard finally takes Romans' reigns at Chelsea.

Paul Pogba is still at Man United, and Gary Monk, we'll leave that until we've spoken to the lawyers. I'm Ian McIntosh, and this is the Totally Football Show.

It's a big hello to Optus, Duncan Alexander. Hi, Ian. Hello, how are you? Yeah, good, thanks. Excellent. Alvaro Romeo is here. Commentator for Talk Sport International. Hello, how are you? Yeah, not as good as you. You're just back off holiday, aren't you? Yes, two weeks in Greece. When I went there, they have the Chippras as a prime prime minister and today they have a new one.

They definitely don't now, do they? A landslide. There's also been a restructuring

Greek football. I'm sure you're all over that reading the local newspapers.

Yeah, but the thing that surprised me the most over there is probably the amount of Portuguese

and Spanish coaches that there are. It's unbelievable.

I mean, there are four Portuguese coaches and three Spanish coaches in the league,

which makes it a very Iberian league in some sort of way.

That news on the restructure, the Super League, going from 16 teams to 14,

and the newly named Super League 2, which will only have 12 teams.

I knew all that already, didn't have to look it up. Duncan, can you give me an entirely spontaneous statistic about Greek football? Greek players in the Premier League have scored 56 goals, which is one more than Blackpool. Outstanding. Which of those would you prefer to go to a holiday? Blackpool has got the roller coaster. Greece has got the weather. Yeah, 50--50 in that. Yeah, we'll come back on that one. We'll keep considering that. All right, more on that later. It's time to talk about this. That's it. US wins your fourth World Cup. Yep, the USA retain their crown as women's World Cup champions, beating the Dutch 2-0 in the final in Leon on Sunday.

Day before that, England lost 2-1 to Sweden in the third, fourth place playoff,

meaning that just like the men's team in Russia in 2018,

the lionesses end with more of a meow than a roar.

So, how was the tournament overall? And what next for the women's game?

Kate Borsay, the host of our Offside Rule podcast, she's been in the jazz basement every single night of the tournament.

This is the most daylight she's seen in a month. Kate, how are you feeling?

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