ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Romania introduces a black card for abusive behavior at youth matches, Harry Kane breaks a Bundesliga scoring record, and Marseille faces mounting financial trouble. Plus, the fallout from the Madrid Derby and the latest USMNT striker developments.
0:00 Intro
0:34 Romanian Football’s Black Card
3:12 Harry Kane Breaks Bundesliga Record
4:30 Marseille in Trouble
7:08 A Closer Look: Madrid Derby Chaos
13:13 One for the Road: Damion Downs for Ricardo Pepi
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