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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2020 · 1H 19M

#006: UCL Dreams, World Cup Teams, France Double & Italy Struggle

from The Footy Culture · host The Footy Culture

This week on the Footy Culture Podcast viewers are in for an absolute treat as the exciting climax to the summer transfer window brings some hot takes and heavy debate. With some of Europe's top clubs including Manchester United, Arsenal, PSG, and Juventus adding some much needed firepower, conversation then escalates into a lengthy Champions League talk.  The lads take a deep dive into each group and preview the upcoming competition, a debate filled with laughs and slander that cannot be missed. Debate then leads to a review on the current International Break, disputing topics such as if Club football is superior to International, who ranks higher all time between Italy and Germany, as well as our thoughts on the future in terms of who will win the next FIFA World Cup. The lads wrap up discussion with a look into the career of Olivier Giroud, how he ranks in World Football following his 100th France cap, followed by Euro 2021 predictions. Rate the podcast 5 stars and check out the visual experience on YouTube: Estil de Joc Stay connected on Instagram @fcestildejoc Until next time Footy Culture fam!

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