Scotland win at the World Cup…here come Germany + Netherlands
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The Totally Football Show with James Richardson
36 min
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How did Scotland secure their victory against Haiti in the World Cup?
of course the papers red white and boom green debut singer wears lampshade saturday's press still high on the usa's so fly performance of the sofa but there's been plenty of football played since then and here's what we're going to be talking about tonight Now, that's what I call Haiti. Scotland top their group with John McGinn's goal against the Caribbean side. Qatar heroes as they take their first ever World Cup point against the Swiss. And Siberia attack almost shuts down Brazil. But they get an equaliser through Vinny Jr. It's all coming up. Hello and welcome once again to Totally at the World Cup on YouTube and across all the podcast providers and today featuring the delightful talents of Phil Hay.
Phil, lovely to see you. You too. Excellent, love your get up. Thank you very much. Also back with us, Tom Williams. Tom, who was at the big USA Paraguay game. Oh look, that's a picture you took in the press box on Friday night.
Yeah, first game of the tournament. First trip to the SoFi Stadium. Very impressive facility. Very large. Very modern. If you're into your LCD screens, you're in for a treat. Very impressive performance by the USMNT.
This is the press box.
Slight drawback in the press box in that the glass windows that you can see prevent you from being able to hear anything in the stadium. Right. So I did feel slightly removed from the experience, but nevertheless, an enjoyable outing.
Okay. Less risk of a beer shower, but a little bit like watching football in an aquarium, I think you called it. That was the vibe. All right. That was the vibe. But still an amazing game.
An amazing game, yeah.
All right. We talked loads about that yesterday. Lots of people writing in. By the way, thank you so much if you got in touch. Thomas Callan says, hey, there's so many dark horses in this World Cup. It's like a Lloyd's advert. If you're not from the UK, you're not going to understand that.
What were the key moments in the Morocco vs. Brazil match?
That is a very good observation. The Morph says, in tomorrow's episode, what will be more likely to happen? Another bald guest on the sofa or the reappearance of the skunk? What are you talking about? Yeah. No, the skunk. This is the funny thing. I mean, it's not funny. Straight after Friday's show, we step out of our Bijou studio, and who did we see strolling along the side of... There he is! Or she, in fact. We've not got close enough to ascertain.
I know nothing about skunks, although I know more about them now than I did two or three days ago. But I assumed that if they were that close to you, they would attack you. Just out of instinct. But it seemed quite friendly.
Almost tempted to pet it. A little too friendly, I'm going to say, Phil. What's the name of our tame skunk? It's certainly not that fellow. We've had loads of it. We asked, actually. We invited suggestions on our Instagram feed. We've had some great ones. How about this one? Donald Skunk. Donald Skunk, says Johnny Mac. A lot of people writing in with Skunk and Alexander, which, yeah.
I can see what they've done with that.
Daniel Hayden says, Dejan Skunkovich. Yeah. All right. Your favourite Tom was Clarence Spraedorf. Clarence Spraedorf, come on. That's Hayden Smith. Come on. And Johnny Connolly and Daniel Richards both nominate Janny. So I think we'll move on at this point. Very good. Anyway, we're not seeing... Yes?
Dominus Skunk swaggering into a major tournament and stinking the place out.
Surely that's England's job. That's exactly my segue next. You've done it far better than I ever could, Tom. Very good.
Next time I'll liaise about any jokes that I've got up my sleeve. I thought that was going to be about Scotland-Haiti tonight. Well, your first World Cup game in 28 years. How was it, Phil? Indeed. It was a win.
How did Qatar achieve their first World Cup point against Switzerland?
It was a win. So I will take that all day long. There's this odd thing about Scotland under Steve Clarke that they have the habit from time to time of looking like they all got together in a lay-by about three hours earlier and are just kind of making the best of it. And it was a little bit like that tonight. But the thing was the result, because the way the tournament's set up, you win your first game and you're not quite there to the knockouts, but you're pretty much there.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Scotland secure their victory against Haiti in the World Cup?
0:00–1:57
2
What were the key moments in the Morocco vs. Brazil match?
1:57–3:46
3
How did Qatar achieve their first World Cup point against Switzerland?
3:46–5:48
4
What are the expectations for Germany vs. Curacao in the World Cup?
5:48–7:39
5
Why are the Netherlands being overlooked in this World Cup?
7:39–13:57
6
What are the implications of Scotland's win for their chances in the tournament?
13:57–18:56
7
What did the analysts say about Brazil's performance against Morocco?
18:56–23:31
8
How do the upcoming matches affect the standings in Group E and F?
23:31–36:30
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