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The FC crew looks ahead to the weekend with Manchester United looking to make it 4 wins in a row against a struggling Spurs side. Plus, the guys discuss the upcoming match between Manchester City & Liverpool on Sunday. Also, a sit down with Bayern Munich defender Jonathan Tah to discuss the season so far for the Bundesliga giants.
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Cristina Alexander, Herc Gomez, and Maurico Pedroza are live from San Francisco during Super Bowl Week for this edition of Futbol Americas. They discuss the differences between how FIFA and the NFL handle their large events. Then, they discuss if it might be time for Ronaldo to make an MLS move and react to the news that James Rodríguez is heading to Minnesota. Jorge Sánchez makes his way to Europe as well. The crew run through the CONCACAF Champions Cup highlights, discuss Matarazzo's in form Real Sociedad, and run it back to close the show.

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The FC crew are joined by Sid Lowe to break down multiple occasions of penalties given in LALIGA this season. Plus, the panel discusses Real Madrid, can they win trophies with all these galacticos in the squad? And, more on Endrick, Lamine Yamal, and the guys celebrate Cristiano Ronaldo's 41st birthday!
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Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens discuss Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Chelsea that secured their place in the EFL Cup final and ask why Chelsea didn’t take more risks to try and win the match. The guys also discuss Barcelona’s Copa del Rey win over Albacete, provide an update on the Cristiano situation in Saudi Arabia & ask if Lionel Messi could return to Newell’s Old Boys.

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The FC crew react to Manchester City's dominant victory over Newcastle and argue if Pep Guardiola's side can beat Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final. Plus, the guys debate who should start at striker for Arsenal going forward. Jurgen Klinsmann also breaks down Germany's chances at the World Cup this summer.
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