Who's watching the World Cup?

On further review, not that Chelsea = OU is wrong, but there's a case to be made for LSU--lots of coaching turnover (uh oh, maybe by EPL team is Auburn!!!), and yet still at or near top of the table most years (so, not Auburn; phew!!!)...

The funny thing is.....the ones you're picking apart, I myself was picking apart. Over and over again.

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I am for Spain, but mostly because I lived in Europe in favor that continent over South America, where I would probably never live under any circumstances.
 
Argentina are so dirty.

They don't get shown half the cards they deserve...

They’re doing what Auburn does: committing the same foul over and over again, knowing the officials will not call every single one of them and stall the game so that it lasts until Thursday night.

Auburn under Gus Malzahn did it repeatedly, committing DPI infractions and only maybe the first two or three would get called - and the officials didn’t want the game to be anything more than toss up a ball and a flag.

It enables him to get away with more later.

Halftime shows in soccer are just plain stupid.
 
It was a really good event. Thanks to all who posted in the thread. Nice "diversion" to have while waiting for football season to begin again....
Only six weeks to go!
(Of course, the NFL pre-season Hall of Fame Game will be in a few weeks (August 6).
I could never get my father-in-law (long-time Redskins fan) to understand that winning (or losing) a pre-season game matters not a hill of beans. If Team A loses a pre-season game by two scores, but they needed to see how the draft class performed at game speed and got to see those players in the situations in which they needed to see them, then that is a win in pre-season.
Willing big in pre-season, but not getting the film you need on players on the bubble is, in effect, a loss.
My father-in-law never did understand that.
 
I want to thank @davefrat, @BamaBen15, @Isaiah 63:1, @CHATTBRIT, and @selmaborntidefan for the information and pointers to seek out other soccer leagues. It is all rather confusing for a new fan. There are so many leagues. English Premier League, English Football League, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Conference League, Europa League, Scottish PFL, La Liga and several others listed in the streaming apps I have.

NBC/USA/Peacock show EVERY Premier League game all season so your list does not make sense to me. All Champions League and Caraboe Cup games are on Paramount+, and FA Cup on ESPN+. You can tell by my Avatar of Sergio Aguero which team I have followed for the past 73 years. I follow Man City because my brother chose United. Rodri has been my favorite player since 2021. As the Spanish team stayed in Chattanooga for the group stage, I am supporting them for today's World Cup Final.

I think this is right, but the question we were answering was “what can I do without adding another paid subscription?” The odds of seeing “your“ team on your standard cable or Hulu Live (or whatever) subscription are best with those teams…

I already have Peacock, Paramount+ and ESPN+. I just did not realize there was that much soccer on those apps.

What is the USL, and what is the difference between USL1 and USL2? I saw it listed in one of the apps. Is this another pro league like MLS?
 
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