Terrible Germany crash out as Brazil fight back

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What were the highlights of the knockout stage so far?

Gary Lineker 0:09
Hello and welcome to The Rest Is Football. The knockout stage is off and running. Lots of entertainment, penalty shootouts, much to talk about with Alan and Micah. Also in the studio tonight, Millie Bright, Lioness and Emma Hayes, now the US coach, of course, and Joe Cole. And don't forget, if you prefer to watch the show, you can get it on Netflix every day. Someone once said, football is a simple game, 22 players chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end, the Germans always win. What a fucking idiot. Welcome to The Rest is Football and what a day of football it's been. We'll get into that Germany result and all of today's games in a moment, but first, Millie, Emma, welcome to the show. Lovely to have you here.
Gary Lineker 0:58
You two, of course. You guys all know each other so well. Up the Chels. Chelsea crew.
Millie Bright 1:04
Up the Chels. We're together. Safety in numbers.
Joe Cole 1:07
But you know even further. I know Emma from back in the day. We're from the same part of London. Yeah. Her dad was a brilliant football man, looked after all the young kids in the area, getting them out of trouble, getting them playing football, and he did a really, really good job for all my mates and me. He got you out of trouble, did he? Got me out of trouble. Not the only person. I need a few people to help me with that, keep me out of trouble.
Gary Lineker 1:28
And you would have played for Emma for about ten years?
Emma Hayes 1:31
Yeah, just a short period.
Millie Bright 1:33
A few times, yeah. She got me out of trouble a few times. I think it's the other way around.
Gary Lineker 1:38
Oh, really? You spill the tea?
Emma Hayes 1:39
Late on.
Gary Lineker 1:40
What did she like to play for? Unbelievable.
Emma Hayes 1:43
Yeah, of course, but I feel like you have to be to be the calibre that she's at as a coach. I've always said, I said it when I first seen you, didn't I? Finally, my life coach is back. She's more than a manager, but yeah, to play under her was probably the best years of my career, to be honest.
Joe Cole 1:59
Millie, is it, you know, like when you meet your manager, so you have a long period of time with management and they leave and all of a sudden they're not your manager anymore. Even now, when I meet my old managers, I'm like, gaffer, boss. Yeah. It's hard, isn't it?
Emma Hayes 2:10
It is, and I still feel like I'm a player. I think I always will. That's literally my whole career. Chelsea is my career.
Gary Lineker 2:17
Can I ask a really dumb question? Do you call Emma boss or gaffer, like you said?
Emma Hayes 2:23
No.
Gary Lineker 2:24
I'm not as cringy as that. No, that's...
Joe Cole 2:28
We've got to move on. Do you know what it is with managers? Whenever you meet them, Gaz, because they've all got egos, haven't they? And then when you meet them, you might be 10 years after you've played with them. All right, Gaffer. Yeah, they feel that. Sorry.
Millie Bright 2:40
You know what? To be honest with you, you might see it like that. We just see a lot of love for our players and being in your lives. We've watched you as young people. I always say this. Managers, we get older, players stay the same age.
Gary Lineker 2:54
I wish that were true. Yeah, yeah.
Millie Bright 2:55
Well, at least in terms of the turnovers of them, they're always young.
Gary Lineker 3:00
Emma, tell me, Millie is a player.
Millie Bright 3:01
Winner, winner, chicken dinner. No, I mean, honestly, I've been through many experiences with Mill. We just had the ability to gut things out together. Even in moments where we couldn't even speak to each other, it was unspoken, our ability to be able to grind through games.
My God.
Gary Lineker 3:23
What I didn't know about, I didn't realise you were a Spurs fan.
Millie Bright 3:25
Yeah, no, absolutely. I'm from a household of Spurs and Chelsea, so it was always a split loyalty thing. Not for me, and there I was in 1991 in that beautiful Wembley Stadium with my Tottenham tracksuit on. Stood behind the Gaza free kick.
Gary Lineker 3:47
Oh, the semi-final of the FA Cup.
Millie Bright 3:49
Semi-final, thank you for filling that in. And it roofed in the top corner and I had my jacket tied around my tracksuit bottoms. And I was like, yes! And that was it. Screamed at me, Arsenal fans, get her out of here. Now I was whisked up the stairs, taken out of the section. I managed to come back round and yes, I did see the finale of the game.
Gary Lineker 4:12
Well, I was going to say, I hope you saw the two important goals.
Millie Bright 4:15
And that contribution at the end.

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