Hey, folks, we've got a packed and lengthy episode of the Total Soccer Show coming up for you on this weekend review. Ryan and I break down the Derby della Madonina. We get into Byron v. Leipzig, Leverkus and v. Dortmund, a little bit about Batisse, Barcelona. A lot bit about Batis Barcelona, since it was a pretty fascinating game, as well as some updates on Premier League streaming rights in the future and what might happen there. After that, Daryl Grove and I are going to be talking about the U.S. women's national team, 3-0 win over Canada in Olympic qualifying. The U.S. had already qualified for the Olympics, but now they've won Olympic qualifying, which is always the goal. But we get into Vlachos tactics, some players that improved their status and maybe a couple players that might have some work to do

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I'm your host Taylor Rockwell.

Joining me on the other end of the line is a man who isn't afraid of big storms in England,

mostly because he doesn't live there anymore.

It's Ryan Bailey. Hello, Ryan. Hello, Taylor. I'm not afraid of big storms in England, but I am afraid of big storms in England, mostly because he doesn't live there anymore. It's Ryan Bailey. Hello, Ryan.

Hello, Taylor. I'm not afraid of big storms in England, but I am afraid of big storms where I do live in Charlotte. We had a tornado touchdown last week, Taylor. A tornado. Yeah, it's good times we're living in when tornadoes are just up and down the eastern seaboard. That's a normal thing. That happens all the time. Yeah, it was...

Yeah, I've lived in nine years

since the first one of those I've had

and I've got very... down the eastern seaboard. That's a normal thing. That happens all the time. Yeah, it was, yeah,

I've lived in nine years. It's the first one of those I've had, and I got very lucky because it

seemed in neighborhoods either side of my house, like lots of houses got ruins and lots of trees

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