Hey, everybody, on today's episode of The Total Soccer Show, we have an actual weekend review.

We've got multiple leagues and multiple competitions to be discussed, and Ryan and I do just that.

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4 p.m. Barcelona, a dominant Barcelona versus Laganes. We'll see what happens there. Wednesday, another full day. Frankfurt v. Schauka, that's at noon. Leipzig Dusseldorf 230. Man City Arsenal, the return of the Premier League at 3.10, that's on NBC Sports or NBCUniverso. And at at 415, if you want some Portuguese action, Rio Ave v. Benfica, you can watch that one on Goal TV. So you've got lots of different options, many, many games, all of which you can watch, all of which can be DVR. And with Fubo TV, you will not be disappointed. You can stay updated on your favorite leagues as well as local broadcast news. You can go to Fubo.tv slash TSS today and start your free seven-day trial. You will not regret it. That's Fubo.combe.combe slash TSS. You can watch those games. Maybe schedule the cool against in there as well. Watch that show. Enjoy that show. So go to Fubo.tv slash TSS and start your free trial today.

Hello everybody and welcome to an actual weekend review edition of The Total Soccer Show.

We've got multiple leagues to discuss and to help me do it is a man who is as clean-shaven as Lionel Messi.

At least I assume he is.

It's Ryan Bailey.

Hello, Ryan.

Hello, Tate.

I am pretty much clean-shaven right now. I'm very proud of myself because just before he came on here, I made up a song about you. Oh, no. Taylor, you got me on my knees. Taylor, big and darling. I didn't make it up. It's an old Derek and the Domino song, which I used your name instead of the original name in the song, and I thought it was very clever. You know what? I thought it was clever. It made my morning. I feel like we've maybe woken some people up. They weren't expecting singing quite so early in the show. But you can never really tell when the singing is going to pop up on the total soccer show, especially when Ryan Bailey's involved. I'll tell you what, when this podcast is done, the folks at home should, or wherever they are,

hopefully at home, should be put on Layla and that piano bit at the end of Layla Taylor. Layla Taylor. What do you think about? Is that the greatest outro of all time? Because for me, it's the greatest outro of all time. The only reason why I don't love it is because every time I watch Goodfellows, and that's the scene when everything's falling apart.

They play that music,

and I always want to hear that song,

and you have to go all the way to the end to get to that piano outro. But other than that, yes, it is a terrific, terrific piece of music. I'm glad you're going to this rap, right? They cut it, when you listen to like classic rock radio, and they cut it just as the piano starts, oh, that gets me.

That's no good.

That's why you should never listen to radio.

Where are you listening to radio?

Do you own a car from 1957?

Yes, on the old wireless in my 1947 something.

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