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Welcome to the Total Soccer show and our review of France's World Cup semi-final victory over Morocco.

So, the Moroccan dream is done. It's time to hang up that fares thanks to two goal-scoring monsieur named Muani and Hernandez.

The Atlas Lions fought hard and were a worthy opponent, but just like

England against the French, they couldn't seize the moment. So congrats to France, who returned

to the big game for the second consecutive time to face Leo Messi, who's in about the 20th

year of his prime. The stage is set for a blockbuster final that you can't dispute,

and Mbupi and Messi are in a dead heat as they go for the golden boot.

But we say goodbye to Morocco.

Just look at how far they've come.

But hey, we'll always have Sufian Bofal dancing on the field with his mum.

My name's Ryan Bailey.

Joining me today, a man who's delighted to learn that Michael B. Jordan is now an owner at Bournemouth.

Taylor Rockwell, did you know that? And are you a fan of Michael Bournemouth Jordan?

Michael Bournemouth Jordan. Indeed, I did see that courtesy of Reddit. I saw the headline. I didn't

click on it. But yeah, I'm glad that Creed slash

Kilmonger has made his ownership stake known. It does seem to be a thing, right? With celebrities

now, like buying minority stakes in football clubs, I'm excited for who comes next.

Indeed, yeah. He's part of the group with Bill Foley, Foley, who is the owner of the Las Vegas

Knights. 11 of 20 Premier League teams now have American owners minority or majority. Yeah. I'm ready for, I need Stringer Bell to buy whoever the rival club would be for that one, and then we can have, or Idris Elba, I guess, would be the proper way to call him. And then they can have that the wire rivalry right there.

There we go.

He needs to buy Southampton and we're all good.

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