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Alistair Bruce-Ball is joined by Pat Nevin, Julien Laurens & Conor McNamara live in Miami. Also hear from Auckland City striker Angus Kilkolly on the day jobs the Auckland squad are taking time off from.
00:35 What's it like in Miami right now?
02:15 How are the guys feeling about it?
05:40 How seriously will clubs take it?
07:20 Is this a tournament too far?
09:35 What will FIFA be hoping for?
14:55 Are the best teams at the Club World Cup?
16:40 Who is the favourite?
21:15 Players to be announced onto the pitch one-by-one
24:25 What about the smaller teams?
27:35 Auckland City players have day jobs!
31:20 Who should Man Utd fans support?
33:05 What will make this tournament a success?
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