00:00Another game that is happening that is coming up in the round of 16, Mexico versus England.
00:05We touched on this slightly, but I want to, I really want to explain the magnitude of such an incredible
00:12match.
00:13Because Estadio Azteca, this is one of, like I said, the most iconic stadiums in the world.
00:19But the main thing and why this is going to be England's, why they're going to fall and why they're
00:23going to perform well is because this is at 7,000 feet.
00:28England has not played a match over 500 feet of elevation.
00:33That means 20% less oxygen for the English players.
00:37They're just not used to this.
00:39Yeah, no, I'll tell you.
00:40Not only is the elevation going to be a problem from them physically, but mentally.
00:44I mean, that stadium is going to be packed with Mexican fans.
00:47You're going to see.
00:4780,000.
00:48Yeah, you're going to see maybe 79,000.990 fans.
00:53Maybe one way.
00:55Mentally, it's going to be very, very hard for England.
00:58You know, we know that Harry Kane had a lot of pressure in the past.
01:01And although England has very good individual players, we also have not seen them really connect as a unit as
01:09much as we were all expecting them to.
01:12Absolutely.
01:12And I think, you know, another important thing to touch on, like you said, that mental pressure played against when
01:20Mexico played the last round of 32.
01:24I think we really saw.
01:26You could hear it through.
01:27I mean, it was, you know, I couldn't even imagine.
01:32I could feel the energy through.
01:33I couldn't even imagine being a player there.
01:35I'm not Mexican personally, but that game, I felt like I was Mexican.
01:39My chills were my spine and my arms, hearing the crowd screaming.
01:43It was beautiful to see.
01:46Not only that, but that first half for Mexico, I think out of all this World Cup, that was by
01:51far the best half of a team that I've seen this whole tournament.
01:55Yeah, another match for the Brazil match.
01:58Brazil versus Norway.
02:00These are two giants coming head to head.
02:02But it's hollow, you know, the entire Brazilian squad.
02:07Yeah, you know, I'll tell you this.
02:09I really couldn't give you a guess on who I think is going to win.
02:11I think both teams have their strong points.
02:14Norway, of course.
02:16Holland.
02:16And from what I've seen, I think.
02:18Do they really have anybody else to back him up?
02:20I mean, they're all professional players.
02:23They just need to put the ball at his feet and he's going to finish it.
02:26I mean, we saw him score, what, two goals in the last round?
02:30He's right behind Messi.
02:31Yeah, right behind Messi.
02:32And so is Mbappe is actually tied with Messi.
02:35So Messi is going to play tomorrow at three.
02:38Okay, we'll see.
02:40We'll see about that.
02:41But also, I have not seen Brazil as a unit either.
02:47Rafinha is out for injury, which was a big, crucial part of the team.
02:52And really what I see from this is, you know, it's a junior show.
02:57Okay.
02:57You know, he wants to score.
02:58He wants the ball to his feet.
03:00I see when he doesn't.
03:02I think you're a little biased.
03:03I think you're a little biased from the jersey you're wearing.
03:06But moving on, we have another.
03:08Because I don't want to hear about Argentina anymore.
03:10France versus Paraguay.
03:12France versus Paraguay.
03:14Paraguay was this complete underdog.
03:16I mean, when I was watching that, I was so excited for them.
03:20I literally couldn't breathe.
03:21But now they're going against one of the best teams in the entire tournament.
03:26I'll tell you something now, Bias.
03:28I do think France is going to win this tournament right now.
03:31I know it's hard for you to admit.
03:32It's hard for me to argue with it.
03:35I find it hard to believe that Paraguay is going to take that win.
03:40But, I mean, we saw them play against Germany.
03:42The composure in the shootout.
03:44Their goalkeeper, a phenomenal match.
03:46I mean, you can get frustrated if the goalkeeper is, you know, saving his shots.
03:52Dembele can get frustrated.
03:53And they, you know, mentally disturbed.
03:56And you never know what's going to happen.
03:58World Cup match.
03:59So, anything could happen.
04:00But, yeah, we'll see.
04:02And I think that's a theme in these European teams.
04:05When they're coming against Latin American teams, which are going to give everything on the field.
04:10They're going to give their entire body.
04:11They're going to die for their team.
04:13And I think that these European teams, it's hard to give a response to that.
04:19And I feel like a lot of these teams are so easy to get into their head.
04:23And that's ultimately their downfall.
04:25And, you know, I'll tell you why I think that is.
04:27A lot of the European teams are thinking more individually.
04:30They're thinking about my performance, my career, and how I'm better than this, and I'm better than that.
04:36And you see these Latin American groups.
04:39There's no individuals.
04:40They're one group, and they're not only fighting to win a game in the World Cup.
04:44They're fighting for their country.
04:46This means so much to them as a country, as a whole, as a community.
04:51So, I definitely.
04:53We're going to go on a quick commercial break, but don't worry, because we'll be right back.
