Haaland & VAR, Was It A Goal? Man City Beat United, Hull vs Chelsea & SJ Earthquakes Win vs Houston

Project 90 Soccer: Marco, we are live Soccer fans around the world. My name is Antonio, and I'm here with as always rocking the Raiders hat, getting the first dub of the season today, rocking the fresh to death, white looking, official ass Nigerian national team soccer jersey. Marco, how are you doing today, brother?

Marco: I'm doing so good. Check it out. I still got the tag. I haven't taken it off.

Project 90 Soccer: Dang, preserving it, preserving it.

Marco: Let's freaking go. Nigeria, you didn't make it to the World Cup, but you always make the cleanest jerseys. Shout out

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm.

Marco: to y'all. Raider victory. I'm happy, bro. I'm happy. Shout out. Shout

Project 90 Soccer: It's good day. It's a good Sunday, right? It's a good Yeah.

Marco: out to my homie Nester who hosted me at his house. Invited me to go watch the game. Had a few drinks. I'm gonna say it. Had we add a few drinks. And the Raiders got the job done. What more can we say?

Project 90 Soccer: If you're watching yeah. If you're watching Ball with the Boys, Nestor, shout out Nestor. What a guy. But if you're watching Ball with the Boys, it's totally merited to have a beer or two, or maybe three or four. I don't know what you know what I mean. You're from that part of the part of the world. Beers go down like water. Anyway, Marco, look, today's episode, we're talking about a major game that happened today in the EPL, bro. The Manchester Derby, Man City, Man United at Old Trafford. We saw a very controversial goal. I'm sure we're gonna get into it. And then we're gonna talk about Whole City going to Stanford Bridge, getting a 2-2 draw. Is Whole City the real deal? We're gonna get into it. And we're gonna close out this episode with our NorCal MLS team, the San Jose Earthquakes, now on a two-game winning streak, getting the dub yesterday versus Houston. But first, Man United. Versus Man City. Marco, just give me your your initial impressions and thought of this game before we dive into this.

Marco: Look, I'm gonna go out here and I'm gonna apologize for all the Red Devils, all the fans who invested their time and money to go to the game at Old Trafford, who invested their time to get up early and watch the game. I am embarrassed for you. I apologize for you on your behalf because I apologize on Manchester United's behalf because that was a disappointment of a game. To get a red card, Foading, get a red card at the twenty-third minute, and then Man City still had the majority of the possession in the first half. Still had the majority of the possession in the second half, still was able to score a

Project 90 Soccer: No.

Marco: goal. You said controversial? I don't think so. From the way they broke it down, he was

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm.

Marco: on side. Is Holland? You give him an inch, he's gonna be able to score. You know, so it's unfortunate the Red Devils are at home against Man City, one guy up, and they still couldn't get the job done, they still couldn't create opportunities. I don't know, Anto, but this team, I said it before, this team cannot win any crazy trophies. And a game like this showed it why they won't be able to win any crazy trophies. If anything, this team is gonna compete for maybe four or fifth place at the end of the season.

Project 90 Soccer: You think that's their that's their max right there, fourth, fifth place. They'd be lucky if they get into the Champions League next season, huh?

Marco: That's their that's that's their MO right now because they couldn't get the job done, bro. Like Foden, controversial. Bruno Fernandez kicks him, here reacts. The refs, V A R, they they see something different, right? They call in for for Man City and they give a red card. But at to that point, like Man City still had a majority of the possession. You take

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: you you take Cherokee out at the end in the second half, and it's like nothing ever happened. They still have the majority of the possession. I don't know, man. They couldn't get it up top. I feel like Droku was having the majority of the playing time in the second half. I don't know, man. But if you can't win a game like this, what makes me think that you guys are gonna win it down the stretch? What makes me think that you guys are gonna win a domestic trophy? What makes me think that you guys are gonna win a carabao cup? What makes me think that Man C Man United is gonna make it to the fourth to fifth place at the end of the season? I don't know, man. They just

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah. Mm-hmm.

Marco: don't have the squad to do it. Today

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: showed it one guy up. Shout out to Man City. Enzo Fernandez had a great game. Solid game. So

Project 90 Soccer: He did. yeah, he did.

Marco: good. He was involved in everything. You

Project 90 Soccer: Did

Marco: know who you know who wasn't involved in everything? Manchester United.

Project 90 Soccer: Say it. Yeah, man United. And you know, man, this whole red card, there's you know, you see the replay over and over, and it's almost like if one of them's gonna get sent off, Bruno Fernandez is equally should be sent off. If in my opinion,

Marco: You're a bit of yellow, yellow.

Project 90 Soccer: that's what I was just gonna say. In my opinion, it should just be a yellow card both ways. I didn't see either one of them really doing something red card worthy. If you're gonna call that kicking out on someone, like if Bruno Fernandez, for instance, I mean, that's a weak red card. It's not like he swung and deliberately just hit the shit out of him or anything. So I think I think two yellows would have been justified there. But nonetheless, man, it's almost like Man City got better once they had 10 men. I mean, it didn't even feel like they had a less less one less player throughout the game, right? And they obviously adjusted at halftime. They adjusted as soon as the red cards sort of happened. But at the end of the day, Man United's at home, okay. They hit the post a few times, yes. Kobe Mino hit the post. You know what I mean? There's a few times Rashford,

Marco: Yes, yep, yep, yep. Raspert, Rasford with the free kick, he at the post.

Project 90 Soccer: he hit the post. So there's a big save from Donoruma at the end of the game. there's the you know, the controversial goal from Holland, which, you know, they broke it down. It was a goal. They say it's a goal. Then after the game, they came out and said, Well, actually, it wasn't a goal. Someone said that they misjudged it. One of the referees, associations, whatever. Nonetheless, the game is over. They scored a goal. And I think for Man United to now as they're going to do in the press or the media at least, they're going to they're going to really be talking about this goal, right? They're going to just keep talking about it, keep talking about it. But the point is they were a man up for like 70 minutes. You hit the post a

Marco: Yeah.

Project 90 Soccer: few times. You need to win that game, dude. You're at home. It's the Derby match. It's the biggest game of the season. One of the biggest games of the season. And you're still going to go down one zero against ten men. You're going to you're going to take it to the end of the game. You're going to lose the game. And at the end of it all, you're gonna have the, you know, well, it wasn't a goal, or it was offside, or it was this, or the this and and it's just excuses, man. And it's excuses

Marco: Yeah.

Project 90 Soccer: and it's the same thing we've been hearing about band united for the past couple of years, bro. They have a good stretch of games, maybe they have a good game or they have good opportunities, but yet they're still not winning these games and they're still not getting points to to bring them up on the table.

Marco: And and sh and shout out to Man City. They were able

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm.

Marco: to hold on. They're able to play it right, play it safe. At one point, it was like the Great Wall of China in the back. They had six guys on the back line. So

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: it's like Man Man United was either on the left or on the right. They couldn't get anything down the middle. So shout

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: out to them. They're able to hold it hold down. Pep Gordola, I don't know the coaches' name, his assistant, was able to get the job done, make the adjustments needed, and he got the job done on the road, able to get go home with three points. Men United is I'm sorry, they're embarrassed right now.

Project 90 Soccer: They are, bro. They only have four points from four games, bro. They're currently thirteenth place. I mean, that's that's terrible, bro. That's absolutely terrible. One thing I do take from this game, though, is that Maine United needs to consistently keep, I think, Marcus Rashford on the field. I just think he's experienced. He he creates a lot of opportunities. Kobe Mino. Bruno Fernandez did not have the greatest game today.

Marco: And they and they should have thrown Sasco a lot earlier than the 60th minute. I'll tell you that much. A lot earlier. Because

Project 90 Soccer: Benjamin Cheshko, yeah.

Marco: as soon as he came in, he started making plays, he started doing whatever he does. He gotta bring him in a lot

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm.

Marco: earlier. And some of the commentators were saying, Yeah, he should come in within the 15 minutes of the second half. And I would argue he should have came in at the sec at the start of the second half. Because in the at the end of the first half, Men United wasn't really creating a lot of opportunities. They were still

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm.

Marco: trying to figure out what they were doing, but no man. Again, shout out to Man City. They're able to get the job done. They got the three points. Enzo Fernandez played his balls off. Shout

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: out to him. We say a lot of bad things about him, but today, to your point last week, is he the signing? Is he worth every penny? And if he sh and today, in a very important game against Man United, against a rival in town, showed why he's worth every penny.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah, I agree. Elliot Anderson as well, new signing was his first Manchester Derby. He did really well as well. Donoruma, just the whole team, they really went in there and they just seemed like they had more conviction. But my question, my only my my last question before we move on is for Man United. It it's always been a a question of their attack. And do you think the problem with them is is not so much the lack of creating opportunities and chances as opposed to it just being like a finishing problem? 'Cause it seems like they're getting there, but they just cannot score. They can't score a goal. So like do you think it's like a matter of just finishing or just creating more opportunities ultimately?

Marco: And we were talking about this, right? Men United is no longer attracting the elite of the elite because of

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm.

Marco: the situation they've been in the past couple years. So I think it's that. I think it's no one is always looking for a is Mar is Manchester United calling for me. Now it's who can we get?

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: So and not only that, it's the defense, right? The defense has lapses in defense. Lassandra Martinez had at one point, I saw Lissandra Martinez at a corner kick guarding Holland. Huge difference in in high. You

Project 90 Soccer: It's a big guy. Yeah.

Marco: know what I mean? So I think the midfield, it's okay for now. We can hold on to that. We got Bruno Fernandez.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: We got Telemann, and we got whatever situation we got going on on the left and the right side. But

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: when they come up front, we can't say that we have somebody up top that's gonna win us games when it when we really need to. And we

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: have and in the back, we can't say we have a solid backline when we say, all right, we're gonna hold on to this. score and just hold on to it and not lose the game because we've lost games from the back line and we clearly can't win games because of the front. So I don't know. This is gonna be a long few months until the January transfer window. But as of right now, all kudos to Man City. They got it down on the road. And on to the next one.

Project 90 Soccer: Yep, Man City got it done. Man United, a lot to figure out. But you know, four games in, it looks like it's gonna be a long season at this point. Moving on, though, dude. Chelsea versus whole city. We were taught we've been closely watching whole city, bro. The beginning of this season, they got came out two wins strong. They're up there on the top of the table. Now they go to Stanford Bridge against a real deal, you know, Chelsea FC. It's a good ass team. Chelsea's at home. And what do we see? We see another point. They're getting another point from one of the big teams. Impressive match from Whole City. Seven minutes in, Jao Pedro finds Morgan Rogers. Morgan Rogers, new signing for Chelsea, scores a goal, right? So they're up one zero. And in this, you know, in a normal scenario, when Chelsea goes up one zero, you think they're gonna just control the game and get after it. But what happens, bro? Balumi, Mohammed Balumi, bro, for whole city gets two goals, bro, six minutes apart. Whole City in the lead at Stanford Bridge, two to one. And what does Chelsea have to do? They have to come back now and try to get a point out of this thing. And who does it? Of course. The guy that got snubbed for Brazil again, Jal Pedro, bro, is their

Marco: Yeah.

Project 90 Soccer: guy. He's the real deal. Cole Palmer creating the chance. Okay, so my question to you obviously great result for Whole City. Not so much for a team like Chelsea. These are the kind of games you gotta be winning. but I mean, whole city, man, we're starting to see them play like bigger teams now, like Chelsea getting points at Stanford Bridgeway. Are they the real deal? Do you think this is like a kind of form that's gonna last throughout the season, or is this just maybe excitement of being in the Premier League, just a hot you know, a hot start, high energy? What do you think it is?

Marco: I think it's a hot start. I don't think it's going to sustain to the end of the season. if I'm Carlo Ancelotti, I'm kicking myself because I didn't call Joao Pedro into the World Cup. because

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: Brazil, it was an embarrassment what they showed in the World Cup because of the quality of players that they have across the entire world. And whenever they show up to the World Cup, they need to beat one and two fighting for the semifinal championship team. Championship game, right? So just a little tangent on that. But

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: Bull City right now. They're on a high. They came into the Premier League. They got promoted. they came in guns blazing, trying to beat everyone and anyone that's in their way. They're not respecting the badge, they're not respecting who they're playing. Right now, it's you're just an opponent, and we're gonna try to get the job done and get those three points. And I was watching the game, and Palmer was creating a lot of opportunities, but whole city's goalkeeper, the Greek international. Man, I don't want to butcher his name.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah. Beast.

Marco: But He played a big role on why they didn't lose that game. So

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: shout out to Whole City. I'm rooting for y'all. You guys are probably gonna be the Cinderella of the the season. Hopefully

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: we're having the same conversation in six in six months' time, when

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm.

Marco: we're we're looking for those final sp final top spots. But whole city, shout out to y'all. You guys go to go and play Chelsea, a crazy, crazy big name, with some crazy Elite players and you guys were able to

Project 90 Soccer: yeah.

Marco: go and get a point? Man.

Project 90 Soccer: Big deal. It's a big deal. I think every neutral fan around the world right now is seeing whole city.

Marco: We're rooting for y'all.

Project 90 Soccer: And they're rooting for whole city, bro. Like that's the team. Like, even me, bro, watching the Premier League, it's like now you've seen what they're doing. It's like I want to see them, I want them in the Champions League next year. I want them to be first, second. I want them to like really challenge for that and give these big teams a hard time. interestingly enough, though, look, I mean, Chelsea had sixty-eight percent possession, right? So they dominated possession. Four hundred and seventy-nine passes this game. Whole City only had a hundred and seventy-nine passes, bro. And yet they still had thirteen shots versus Chelsea's twelve. Nine shots were inside of the box versus Chelsea's six. So despite the lack of passes in possession, they're still able to create good opportunities with the possession they do have, right? Which is a that's a that's a huge thing when you're a smaller team like that. That's not going to control a game or have much possession, right? That's what's ultimately gonna keep you in. these games and we were just talking about Man United and it's like this is the kind of this is the kind of stats you need to be having as a man united, bro. And Man United is getting more possession than they are. They're getting more passes in Whole City. And yet Whole City is able to capitalize on it and go get points away from home at Stanford Bridge. So yeah, Whole City, man, obviously Balumi's on fire. Got two goals, difference maker. Jiao Pedro for Chelsea, Cole Palmer, all these guys, they're the real deal. I don't see Chelsea Really wavering much. Obviously, today's result could have been better for them, but still getting a point. And yeah, man, I'm really, I'm really excited to kind of see how whole city does because two two wins, two draws, eight points from the first four games. So we're gonna see, bro. As a newly promoted side, that's it's pretty impressive. It's quite impressive, honestly. Yeah.

Marco: Only two percent.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah. And I don't think it's something Chelsea, you know, they might be asking like, should they be concerned? Like, cause you're playing whole city, right? And you're like, well, should Chelsea be concerned? And I don't think so. I think whole city just is that team. They have those players. You know what I mean? It's not like luck or by some chance. Like they're they're doing the damn thing. They're doing it. Yeah.

Marco: No, I'll argue. No, no, no. I'll argue. I'll argue. Chelsea should be concerned.

Project 90 Soccer: Should they?

Marco: Should they? I think they should be concerned.

Project 90 Soccer: Okay.

Marco: Because it's a Premier League, right? Anybody and anybody can get an L.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: But it's too early in the season to be having these type of results, bro.

Project 90 Soccer: You're right. No, there's val that's valid too. That's valid too though.

Marco: So if I'm Chelsea, I'm concerned. If I'm Chabi Alonso, I'm going back to the drawing board and be like, all right, I need to make some changes. What did I do wrong? What adjustments did I not make? I

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: shouldn't be drawing with whole city. Whole city should not be scoring more than one goal on me. So, bro,

Project 90 Soccer: Mm-hmm. As Chelsea in parti especially.

Marco: I'm concerned. If I'm Chelsea, I'm concerned. Because

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: who's to say later on when you play whole city again, that they're not going to come in with that mentality like Well we we drew them, we can beat them. So now I'm going away at whole city. I can lose

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: that I can lose that game.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah. Yeah. It do it it's true, man. It's not it is concerning at for a team like Chelsea because now, like you said, they have to go to Whole City. Yeah, they can have adjust. Yeah, they have elite players. Yeah, they have this elite mentality as a big club. But if Whole City keeps on doing what they're doing the next six, seven, eight weeks before Chelsea goes to whole city, it's gonna it's gonna they're gonna remember this game today. So I think It's cause for concern. Obviously, losing Cukurayo, losing some big big name players, Enzo Fernandez over the summer, but still, you it's a this is a team that just got promoted, bro. And if you're one of the heavyweights of the Premier League, there's no room for draws against them. It doesn't matter what the case or scenario is, it's not acceptable for a team like Chelsea. And Chelsea right now, dude, they're sitting in fifth place in the Premier League. Whole city's still sitting in third, bro, behind Man City and Arsenal. So We're gonna see how this plays out moving forward. Tottenham, obviously doing shitty again. Coventry, bro, disaster start. I mean, poor, poor Coventry.

Marco: Yeah, man. I I feel for I feel for it.

Project 90 Soccer: Frank Lampard, they start. You know what I love about Coventry, though, before we move on here, is their fans, bro, are so 100% behind their team still, despite this terrible start. And I think that is like the story of Coventry right now. It's like, yeah, we were in the Premier League. It's exciting, but we're getting our ass kicked. But the team the the fans are real fans, bro. They're with the team whether they win, whether they lose, bro. So I love that for Coventry.

Marco: And and I think that's a prim I and I think that's with the Premier League in general. If I'd

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: if I'd had to say there's a league that supports your team, it's a Premier League. They could be in the Premier

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah. Diehards.

Marco: League, they could be in the championship, they can be in League Two, League One, whatever the case may be. They're supporting their team regardless of what's going on. So

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: Coventry, I'm sorry, but there's levels to this stuff, and you're seeing firsthand that You guys are probably a championship team.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah, yeah, they are. We'll see how it plays out though. Okay, moving on, Marco. MLS has closed this episode out with the San Jose Earthquakes getting a second win in a row. One zero versus Houston Dime Dynamo, bro. Unlikely goal score. Again, though, coming from one of their defenders, Daniel Mun Muni, bro. Bo LaRue getting the assist. One to zero. And you know, I liked I really liked I watched the game and it was a good team performance. Overall, right? Nico Shakiris, you just he's like he's a baller, bro. Like he's the heartbeat of the team. The kid's the real deal. Twenty years old. And he's just he's a beast, bro. And again, Angus Gunn, bro. Another clean sheet, but four saves, couple big saves, couple good moments for Angus Gunn. And I think finally this team, they had they had this lull a little bit for like eight or nine games post World Cup. It just seemed like their season was about to go down the drain. But it's almost like they're turning it around right now. And yeah, sitting sitting where they sitting in the West right now. They have twelve eight

Marco: Mm.

Project 90 Soccer: and five at forty one points. So Houston is at forty three points still. So there's still some some room to make up here for earthquakes, but they're still in a in a playoff position. what did you what are you thinking of the earthquakes here? Do you think this is gonna keep going?

Marco: What I say, they're gonna go on a streak. So

Project 90 Soccer: Did say that.

Marco: this is game two. Muni. they changed the lineup a little bit, and

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: Muni was part of that that that new change and he was able to get the job done because let's not forget he was an important part of the San Jose earthquakes in the first lead first couple months leading up to the World Cup, and

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: last season he was an important part of the team. So

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: Shout outs to him. Shout outs for able to for him to be able to able to get a goal. so they he can keep the momentum going for San Jose. So

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah.

Marco: very important three points for them and we'll see what's what's what's coming in. But Securis, I'm really excited for that kid. he has a lot of good things going for him and honestly I'ma say it, it's up to him right now how far this team is gonna go.

Project 90 Soccer: Yeah, it's a lot on his shoulders. He's a difference maker. Daniel Muni is obviously a MLS All Star this year, so he's a big component for their team. Reed Roberts was had been starting all these games at center back. He scored a few goals, but he sat this one out. They brought in Dave Romney. He was like he's played with Bruce Arena, I believe he's at New England Revolution. He's on the older side, I think he's like thirty four years old, a lot of experience there. and Ronaldo Vieira, dude, coming into the midfield for this game, getting a start

Marco: Yeah.

Project 90 Soccer: after after several games. And I don't I don't know what it is, bro, but I see now they they got they got Lovin, right, from Saint Louis, the German. And he's he's pretty solid, bro. He's a pretty solid player. But the Ronaldo Vieira, dude, I don't know, man. I don't know what it is about him. I'm not sure if he's gonna if he I think he might lose his spot in this team, and potentially just not be on the team next year, to be honest. Because they brought him in to be I think

Marco: You think so? Think so?

Project 90 Soccer: so. I think I think that might happen. I don't know if it's really working out for him. Obviously coming over from SETIA, right? Sam Doria, it's it's it's a transition from SETIA to MLS. You think he'd dominate the midfield, but at least the games that I've seen, to me it's just it's not good enough, right? Bolarus kind of was carrying things there for a minute while Shakiris was out. So bringing in Lovin though from St. Louis, I think's it's a a big a good move for San Jose. So yeah, man, they're putting their team back together. Bruce Arena's getting shit done. They're getting back getting back to getting wins and getting dubs. So I'm excited to see if they make the playoffs and go on a run this upcoming weekend, at Levi Stadium, bro, San Jose Earthquakes, LAFC, bro. Big game. Very big game there. So I'm hoping they can pull out another dub. If they pull out another dub, I'd officially be able to say that and confidently say that they've turned it around, I think. So we'll see what happens there, brother. But that's it for this MLS. Yeah, go ahead.

Marco: Hey, I got a secret. I got a secret.

Project 90 Soccer: Was here?

Marco: I got tickets for both those for that game.

Project 90 Soccer: You did not. Dude, we're going to the game!

Marco: We're gonna film some content.

Project 90 Soccer: No Dude, hey, leave down in the comments. If you just heard what this guy just said, I had no idea. I had no idea. So you need to leave down in the comments. And I would hope to God that you have a friend like Marco. If you have a friend like Marco that does shit like that, leave it in the comments. Shout them out, bro. Those people are valuable, bro. And they come and hit you with, hey, we're going to that game. I'm fucking stoked. I'm ready. We're going to throw back a beer. You hit it.

Marco: Hey. But gotta drive and you gotta buy the first beer.

Project 90 Soccer: That's fine, dude. I can drive. I'll buy the first beer. Hey, dude, I'm I I was gonna I was gonna text you about this game. I'm gonna be completely honest. I was gonna bring it up after this podcast, but I'm so glad you did. my god, I'm excited.

Marco: This is what I do. It's just what I do.

Project 90 Soccer: It's what he does, dude. Ladies and gentlemen, Marco's a real one. Leave down in the comments. You know what? Let's start a little bit of a Let's start a little bit of controversy here, I guess you can say. Who do you like better so far? Me or Marco? I want the god honest truth. What do you hate about me? What do you love about me? What do you hate about Marco? And what do you love about Marco? I'll tell you what I love about Marco. I love that he says, hey, we're going to this game because I bought tickets. I fucking love that. What I hate about Marco right now is he's wearing a Raiders hat. Okay. Go Niners, Bay Area represent. It's all good, dude. I'm not going to fight you over NFL, but. Yeah, leave that in the comments. Marco, before we end this episode, man, do you have any last words for the Project Ninety family?

Marco: Un 90 family honorable mentions. Raúl Jimenez scored

Project 90 Soccer: Mm.

Marco: a game winner in the championship. And Bear Halter got a brace to push

Project 90 Soccer: Yes he did.

Marco: Meadows Bro through. So shout out to our domestic peeps getting the job done in the Champions League, Championship League. And tune in, like, subscribe, leave a comment. What do you want to listen to? And we'll see you in the next one.

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