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Learn more at vertexinck.com. Hello, hello everybody and welcome to the Total Soccer Show.

My name is Taylor Rockwell, and on today's episode, Ryan Bailey is in Vegas, pretending to still enjoy Bono and you two, which means I'll be hosting this iteration of the TSS Weekend Review.

Against Liverpool, Arsenal earned themselves three points and also a statement win, which caused Mikhail Arteta to alternately rage and smile and rage again, but eventually grin.

Newcastle scored four and Luton somehow did two, while Wolves' thumping of Chelsea has poach feeling blue.

On the continent, Inters midfield had Nizagi's men humming, while Yuve's lack of attack was

anything but stunning. In Spain, we've got a title race back on, or so it seems, despite La Reale

temporarily dashing Girona's silver dreams, but Real and Adletti battle to a 1-1-Madrid

Darby draw, setting up a top-of-the-table clash that will hopefully leave us all in all.

It was Afcon drama for host Nation Ivory Coast, whose last-minute winner turned Molly's dreams to toast.

However, three suspended players in the next knockout round

could have Le Elephant come crashing back to ground.

The semi-final round, Nigeria, D.R. Congo, and South Africa all advanced,

with goalkeeper Ronwin Williams, leaving opposition penalty takers entranced.

The World Cup draw TV show had Kevin Hart counting checks.

Gianni and Fantino's wardrobe made Graham Ruffman feel perplexed.

Yes, our Graham watched the World Cup draw and was feeling a little blue,

particularly regarding presidential hoodie suits and flawless all-white shoes.

Hi, Graham, Ruffin, Your hoodie suit is in the mail.

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