00:00We have the U.S. that is also in the same process.
00:03Pochettino, a coach that already had an experience with the World Cup,
00:07resigned till 2030 with a lot of controversy.
00:12The things that happened during the World Cup,
00:15the...
00:18La novela con Diego Luna.
00:20La novela, el presidente, desde Diego Luna not getting called up.
00:23Then the public back and forth between Pulisic and Pochettino.
00:30What's happening with the U.S.?
00:32They play really well.
00:33We saw a lot of kids, a lot of 16-, 17-, 18-year-old kids in the national team.
00:37Chiba, exciting times for both teams.
00:40Exciting times for both teams.
00:41One thing that I like about both coaches is that they're not afraid of playing with the new blood.
00:45Yes.
00:45Especially for Rafa Marquez.
00:46Something we've seen with the national team, Mexican national team,
00:49is that all the new coaches, when they come in, they just want to win the games.
00:53They want to take that out of their back.
00:54Rafa Marquez doesn't care.
00:55He played with youngsters.
00:56Now with Pochettino, he's doing the exact same thing.
00:59Pochettino is putting youngsters in the field.
01:01USA has a very, very good product out there.
01:04I think in 2030, Mexico and USA are going to be two very strong teams in the World Cup.
01:09Talking about Mundiales.
01:11Next summer.
01:12In Brazil.
01:12Big event.
01:13In Brazil.
01:14What's going to happen?
01:15Vamos a Brazil.
01:15The Women's World Cup.
01:17Guys, the World Cup energy does not stop this summer.
01:20Yes, we're getting ready.
01:21We're getting ready in 2027.
01:23This is going to be an amazing World Cup.
01:25We're going to have, right now, the World Cup is in the same country.
01:29Spain and Spain and the men's and on the women's side are both holding on to it.
01:32I think this is going to be a really transformational World Cup for women, right?
01:36We're finally getting the attention that it deserves.
01:39I think so many people are tuned in to the Women's World Cup, and I think it's going to be
01:43amazing.
01:43We don't have the more traditional, you know, powerhouses in the women's game, right?
01:49The U.S. was one of those, you know, powerhouses.
01:51They're not really doing as well as we expected.
01:54We're having a lot more emerging teams.
01:56Obviously, we have Brazil.
01:57Obviously, we have Spain.
01:59We have teams like China.
02:00Even Mexico that is playing really well.
02:01We have Mexico who's playing at an incredible level, and I think it's going to be really exciting to watch.
02:05So you do not want to miss out.
