Max and co discuss day 10 of the 2018 World Cup, Germany’s Houdini act, John Guidetti’s presence of mind, Belgium’s five-star performance, Lukaku’s significant tournament and Hernán Darío Gómez

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning and Philippe Auclair to look back at day 10 of the 2018 World Cup, starting with Germany’s last-gasp win over Sweden. Toni Kroos scored a precision free-kick deep into injury time, with the preceding passage of play coming off the back of what could be charitably described as an ambitious shot from Sweden’s John Guidetti - Philippe lets rip on him.

We discuss the other game in group F, which saw Mexico beating South Korea, and the permutations for qualification, in which Mexico are still positioned precariously, meeting Sweden next.

Belgium thrash Tunisia 5-2 in a game which could well have ended 10-0 or 5-5, such was the number of shots from each team and in part three we look forward to day 11’s games, including a conversation with Sid Lowe, huddled in the corner of his hotel room as he charges his phone, about Hernán Darío Gómez, who’s certainly lived a life.

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