ABOUT THIS EPISODE
James Rodriguez brings his Colombia career to a close, four Americans are making their mark at Middlesbrough, and Paris FC and Como are emerging among Europe’s early-season surprises. Plus, the fallout from the Manchester Derby’s VAR controversy and a closer look at this year’s Ballon d’Or race.
0:00 Intro
0:34 James Rodriguez Retires
1:33 Americans at Middlesbrough
4:30 Paris FC Among France’s Elite
6:23 Como’s Champions League Breakthrough
8:17 Manchester Derby VAR Controversy
11:00 A Closer Look: The Ballon d’Or
15:00 One for the Road: Cavan Sullivan
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