ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The 2026 World Cup is here, and on the eve of the tournament, Finley Crebolder and Paul Winters discuss all things Oranje.
The two give their thoughts on the squad that Ronald Koeman selected, the impact of Jurrien Timber's withdrawal, and the key takeaways from the friendlies with Algeria and Uzbekistan, from Crysencio Summerville's performances to Donyell Malen's struggles.
They then look ahead to the World Cup, going over Oranje's group-stage opponents and giving their final predictions.
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