The Cheers, Sons crying after Brazil, boyed by the return of Nema, or is it buoyed, brought out the party tricks to breeze past South Korea and into the quarter

finals. This is the Arsenal Vision World Cup Daily. And in a World Cup daily first, there's no

Elliot, even though you can still block him at Yonkeke Gander on Twitter. There's no Paul,

there's no Tim, and there's no Clive. Ed who's got his barbecue out and he's trusted

the youth, which is exactly why I'm joined by Lewis Ambrose today. You can find him on Twitter at

LG Ambrose. Hello Lewis. I'm sure the other guys will have something to say about you

referring to us as the youth. Yeah. Hailend Ultras. Hayland Ultras. We've come through the academy. We've done our time in the Arsenal

Vision stratosphere. Now we're ready to take over. First of all, quick question. Are you team

boy or team buoy? Boy, it's obviously boy. That's settled then. Lewis has settled it. Thank you very much, everyone.

It was a pleasure.

I'm glad we could spark this debate.

And that's the pod for today.

And thank you very much.

Tomorrow we have Spain.

No, I'm joking.

Yeah, the football.

The football happened today.

Some exquisite, some not so exquisite, but we're here to talk about

it. And I think, I mean, it's normal. The only place we should be starting is with Brazil,

South Korea, and yes, that was comprehensive, I think, is the flattering word for South Korea.

What did you make of it?

Yeah, comprehensive is definitely one word for it.

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