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On today’s show, the ESPN FC crew discuss…

0:00 Spain win 2026 FIFA World Cup
6:18 Fallout from Argentina’s loss
14:53 Debating World Cup expansion to 64 teams
20:07 Calls for Gianni Infantino to resign
26:30 USMNT’s red card controversy
28:47 Were hydration breaks unnecessary?
35:22 Remembering Kevin Keegan
39:47 Morgan Rogers transfer to Chelsea
47:41 Pep Guardiola to Italy?
52:51 Best moments of ESPN FC’s World Cup coverage
56:55 ESPN FC Extra Time

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  1. 4
    @fuzzyhair321

    48 is enough for now. We literally just gone up to 48, leave it now. I think most people would agree 48 was fun to watch

  2. 5
    @markflajsner9944

    If Infantino gets his way and we have a 64 country WC played every 2 years, what happens to all those other regional tournaments (Euro, Afcon, Copa America, Nations League etc). The qualification rounds become less meaningful and a surely legal issue, who’ll be those extra countries? This is just a financial wheeze between FIFA and local FAs. UEFA needs to act forcefully against FIFA.

  3. 7
    @arnabshahriar

    64 teams will be great but the draw and knockout brackets have to be fair unlike this time. Seemed like they were making made up rules when placing a team from one pot to another. The right side of the knockout bracket was full of weaker teams. I believe that is by design… finally, refs were much more unfair with lower ranked teams. If you gonna do those, please hold the world cup with your favorite 16 teams…!!!

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