The Brotherhood Cup: When Everton Met Everton
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August 4th- Step back in time with us as we relive the remarkable soccer history that binds two Everton clubs across continents. Traveling to August 4th, 2010, witness the extraordinary match where Everton played against Everton at Goodison Park. Beyond the final score, discover the heartwarming journey that led Chilean Everton to England to celebrate a century-old friendship.
Explore the legacy of the Brotherhood Cup, a symbol of unity between the clubs, and dive into the inspiring stories of soccer icons Kelly O'Hara and Antonio Valencia. Join us for a fun quiz, celebrate birthdays, and reflect on the enduring power of friendship in the world of soccer. Hosted by Zosia and Frania, this episode invites you to embrace the history, passion, and shared love for the beautiful game.
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