Do Europe's big soccer leagues need a salary cap? Why do Bundesliga teams sign young Americans? Plus: Man Utd v Southampton review
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
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1:00 — We give you the CBS All-Access update, featuring NWSL, Star Trek: Picard, and the UEFA Champions League. We also get into Peacock, which is where you'll find all of Wednesday's Premier League games.
9:40 — Man Utd vs Southampton
27:45 — Today's show is sponsored by Artifact. Listen to the TSS origin story at HeyArtifact.com/tss, where you'll also find a very nice photo of the two of us. Also, use code TSS to create your own Artifact via HeyArtifact.com
31:08 — Why is the Bundesliga so interested in young Americans?
38:15 — Would the big football leagues in Europe be better with a salary cap and revenue sharing?
49:10 — Today's show is sponsored by Hawthorne! Go to Hawthorne.co and use code TSS for 10% off
51:45 — How many orphan kittens would Gyasi Zardes have to save from a burning building to make USMNT fans like him?
1:00:55 — Why is there more stoppage at the end of the game than at half time?
1:01:57 — How will UEFA handle FFP with coronavirus crisis impacting revenues
1:04:11 — Today's show is sponsored by Away. Go to Awaytravel.com/tss for a 100-day trial
1:06:32 — Son Heung-Min would improve quite a few top, Champions league-qualifying soccer teams. Why don’t teams in for him?
1:14:40 — What's happening with Zack Steffen these days?
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