And Jude Bellingham accepted the gift.

Wait a minute, he's taking another card out.

Rebecca, it's a red card.

I'm in the stand with the fans I go with my boy my best

friend of his boy. He gets the ball and he's gone and kicked in.

England is free from second of penalties in the shoot-down. It Vukay Osaka, who misses the crucial one.

Phil folded and into the back of the net.

Harry Kane, pulling away!

England in front.

So you're looking forward to all the thought. England in front. Cun.

So you're looking forward to all the football.

Hello and welcome back to Pro Revolution soccer

episode five. I'm Juliet

Jakes and I am hosting with my good friend and comrade Tom

Williams to talk about football and resistance,

the meaning of which we'll talk about during the show. But before we get to that, we are going to talk about the

latest round of the European Championships in Germany, which is the quarterfinals. So there have been two

compelling games, I think, think Tom Spain against Germany and the Netherlands against

Turkey both of which finished 2-1 and two absolutely dreadful games.

England against Switzerland, where Bukayo Saka dug England out of a hole

with a really quite sublime finish to equalise before an unusually professional penalty shootout from England, and then an even worse game of football, which is Portugal who can always be relied upon to stink out a tournament and France who have been

absolutely dreadful but nonetheless managed to scrape their ways through on

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