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2007s American Gangster versus 2002s City of God. Indulge!

We continue our World Cup previews with a look at this years popular dark horse pick. An ageing side, supplemented with a powerful midfield, we discuss their chances for success and a lot more. Indulge.

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We continue our World Cup previews with a look at Alphonso Davies' Canada. We discuss their qualification chances, the journey their manager has been on and more. 

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett

We continue our World Cup previews with a look at 2018s favourite dark horse. Belgium's last chance with this golden generation. Can Martinez lead them to glory and will Lukaku be fit? We discuss all that and more.

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett

We continue our World Cup previews with a look at a Japanese side that contains a few familiar faces. Can Minamino lead them past a tough group stage?

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett

We continue our World Cup previews with a look at a Mexico side that is struggling to score goals. We talk about their qualification chances, fantastic kits, players that can make a mark and more.

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett

We continue our World Cup previews with a look at the AFCON Champions - Senegal. We discuss the absence of Mane, a lack of creativity in midfield and their qualification chances.

**This was recorded BEFORE Senegal announced Mane would not be fit for any of the tournament**

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett

We continue our World Cup previews with a look at the host nation and what they have in store for the tournament. We also talk big buffets, camel racing and more. Indulge!

Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett

We continue our World Cup previews with a look at Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal. Their lack of wide options, great defensive shape and an array of central attacking players make them an interesting proposition for the tournament.

After the success of our World Cup 2018 previews, we've returned to take a look at some of the sides heading to Qatar for the FIFA World Cup 2022. We kick things off by delving deeper into Spain and Luis Enrique's side.