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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2024 · 35 MIN

Pacific Nations Showdowns & MNF Rivalry

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Episode Title: Pacific Nations Showdowns & MNF RivalryIn this episode of the A&D Podcast, Austin and Dietrich take a deep dive into the 2024 Pacific Nations Cup Finals. First, they break down the thrilling matchup between Samoa and the USA, where the Eagles showed real progress against a notoriously physical Samoa. They also dissect the controversial knock-on call that reversed what could have been a game-winning try for Samoa. Next, the hosts turn their attention to the gold medal match between Fiji and Japan. It was a hard-fought contest for the first 60 minutes, but in the final 20, Fiji unleashed their trademark flair, overwhelming Japan to secure a decisive victory. This sparks a spirited discussion: should Fiji now be considered a Tier 1 rugby nation?Finally, the conversation takes a fun but heated turn as the hosts swap rugby balls for footballs. With Monday Night Football on the horizon, Dietrich's Seattle Seahawks are set to face Austin's Detroit Lions, turning friends into rivals for one night only!Tune in for an exciting breakdown of rugby and football and listen to future episodes for more in-depth sports coverage and lively debates. Don’t miss it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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