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The FC crew previews the USMNT's World Cup home opener against Paraguay . Can they secure all three points today? Next, we discuss results from Mexico's World Cup opener win against South Africa and results from South Korea vs Czechia. Then, the crew previews Canada World Cup opener against Bosnia & Herzegovina. Next, the crew sits down to discuss Jose Mourinho and Bernardo Silva's move to Real Madrid . Lastly the crew makes their predictions on USA vs. Paraguay and Canada vs. Bosnia & Herzegovina.

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Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens are in New York as Mexico beat South Africa in the World Cup curtain-raiser. The guys discuss the game and break down some of the biggest stories in world football. 

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The FC crew reacts to Mexico's convincing and chaotic win in the World Cup opener vs. South Africa. Did this win sway members of the panel? Next, we look ahead to the USMNT's opening match vs Paraguay tomorrow. Then, Jeff Carlisle sits down with members of the Iran National Team to discuss the 'tension' they have felt leading up to the tournament. Mauricio Pedroza stops by to give his take on Mexico's win before a quick Germany discussion.

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The FC crew look ahead to the start of the World Cup later today. The group give out their bracket picks and explain why they think France and Spain are rightfully favorites to win the tournament. Plus, Cristina Alexander and John Sutcliffe join the show to preview the opening match between Mexico and South Africa.
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The ESPN FC crew take a look at a few of the favorites including Argentina, Portugal, & England and discuss how they will fair in the World Cup. Plus, a look at Jadon Sancho & Marcus Rashford, where will they end up next season?
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