EP 48 · 1:28:40

Is FIFA favoring Argentina?

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1:28:40Players can kick the ball higher now. All this stuff. We're going to move to our second one which is another interesting >> Yes. aspect of the World Cup. >> Yes. I'm sure you've seen the entire world turn on Argentina. >> It ha It has happened. >> It has happened, right? Uh this is the BBC classic BBC classic BBC >> ahead of the uh Argentina England match. Are Argentina being treated favorably at the World Cup? Um is Messi and Argentina being favored by FIFA? Right. >> So um there's a lot of just like rhetoric out there. Um, a lot of anecdotal evidence, a lot of um, people watching the Egypt game, >> witness testimony, one would say,

1:29:22>> "What's going on?" People watching the Swiss game saying, "What's going on?" Um, there is a guy from Northeastern from the Northeastern Sports Statistics, uh, NetSi Sports Research Group, um, Brennan Klein. So, he compiled some data. >> We love data. >> We love data. Okay. So, here's a chart that's created by him. Um, what he's

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