00:00The game will change not only in the pitch, my friend, but also on the airwaves
00:04because this will be the first tournament that Netflix has the sole right to the tournament.
00:11They will have the U.S. broadcast right for the 2027 and 2031 Women's World Cup.
00:16How do you feel about it?
00:18The World Cup being behind a paywall.
00:21We are fighting for more access to the World Cup,
00:23but people now will have to pay a subscription to watch the World Cup.
00:27Given it's just a month, you can pay for the month and be done.
00:30But shouldn't we try to strive to make it free?
00:33We saw the success that Telemundo and Fox had by giving the open signal to the world.
00:40Do you think this is the right move for the women game?
00:43I mean, listen, it's kind of a double-edged sword, right?
00:46Because on average, most people already have Netflix, right?
00:50At least in the U.S.
00:51At least in the U.S., most people already have Netflix.
00:53It's going to be a great way to keep that fan base.
00:55But I do wish that they would have opened it up.
00:57Same on the men's side, because I think we saw, you know...
01:00And it just brought so much fun discourse about people who don't even speak Spanish
01:04wanting to watch Telemundo instead of Fox.
01:06I know on the Fox.
01:06All right.
01:06Right.
01:07All right.
01:07So, we're like...
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