00:00New York a couple of days and the way that the whole place is filled with football fans from
00:04all over the world is incredible. I think we've seen it in parts at the Women's World Cup in
00:10Australia. It was massive and I hope that in Brazil it's even bigger as well. Brazil is a
00:16massive football country and to play there with all their fans will be incredible. But yeah,
00:21it's incredible to see the people that get behind football, the parties in the street,
00:27the celebrations. I think it's a real moment to celebrate different cultures and I think
00:34that's what's so special about football is you bring so many different people together to celebrate
00:39football. What is your opinion about Colin Brick and the matcha now for quarters? Yeah,
00:48personally I don't love it. I think it breaks up the game. I think when you have momentum
00:53just before a break like that, it's not ideal. Yeah, I think half-time everyone's used to but
01:00breaking it almost into form is different. But yeah, I get that it's hot and you need a drink
01:07and stuff. But yeah, I like to see football flowing. England, both male and female teams
01:13always have a lot of pressure on them from back home. I think it's probably because people
01:19are desperate to see us win. But it's tough. You're under a lot of critiques all the time.
01:25But I think the boys will be used to it. They're used to it in the Premier League. There's eyes
01:30on you all the time. So you have to have to perform and have to step up. But yeah, the
01:35fans
01:36and the media love to say that. And I think it's just because they want them to win so badly,
01:39which is a nice thing. And I hope and I think that they'll all thrive under that pressure
01:44as well. Who do I think? Messi. I think maybe people were wondering how he was going to perform.
01:55He's 39 now. But I think with his first two performances, he's been incredible.
02:00You look Messi in the future. Pardon? Yes, you look Messi and I think he's the best player.
02:08I like him. Yeah, I agree. He's just incredible. He's just I've loved him since I was a little
02:15girl. And to see him now still perform that way at 39 is just inspirational to everyone.
02:22Do you think it's normal that with 39 years old doing bad things? No, he's not normal.
02:28Nothing he does is normal. He's yeah, he's abnormal and incredible and literally like I feel fortunate
02:35enough to have watched him play a lot. I know people talk about Pele and Maradona.
02:39They're people that I didn't grow up watching, but Messi is someone that I've seen throughout
02:43my youth and someone that I've loved watching every minute.
02:46What do you think in the future? We found a Jude Bellingham at England. I think he's incredible.
02:51Laminya Mao, again, someone that is so young and has so much in front of them. So yeah, it's exciting.
02:58Yeah, probably the last one. We are from Spain, so we need to talk about Jude Bellingham. At the beginning,
03:03he
03:04recites like a lot of critics right now. He's so important for England. What do you think about Jude Bellingham?
03:12I mean, for me personally, you can't not play a player like Jude Bellingham. I think that he shows up
03:19in moments.
03:19He's a game changer and he wins your games and you've seen that in the past and still being so
03:25young, I think, yeah, he has a whole lot of pressure on him.
03:27Especially from the English media, but I think that he's the type of player that you play around and fit
03:34people in because he's just incredible.
03:36Okay, thank you.
03:37The final England-Spain this year and the next?
03:41For the men or for the women?
03:43No, no. It's here and next.
03:45Okay, yeah. In Australia, we were in the final against Spain and we lost, so that wasn't fun.
03:51But hopefully it happens again this year for the men and then us next year and England come out on
03:57top.
03:58Okay, thank you very much. Thank you.
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