At our Witsel’s end | 2026 FIFA World Cup
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Episode Summary
In this episode, the hosts from the Football Ramble reflect on Spain's 2-1 win against Belgium in the World Cup quarter-finals. They analyze the game, discussing key moments like Courtois's injury and Spain's solid performance despite being labeled as boring. The hosts share their thoughts on Axel Witsel, a 37-year-old midfielder currently without a club, who unexpectedly returned to the national squad. They also delve into England's upcoming match against Norway, highlighting player fitness, potential formations, and strategies to cope with Norway's physical style of play. With a focus on maintaining composure in a high-pressure environment, the discussion covers injuries and scheduling pressures as England looks to progress in the tournament.
Key Takeaways
- Spain demonstrates strong technical skills but is often perceived as boring.
- England must remain focused and not let the high stakes affect their performance against Norway.
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