Join hosts Tyler Kern and Arman Kafai for the thrilling conclusion of Sunset Soccer Club's World Cup preview series, breaking down Groups I, J, K, and L just days before the tournament kicks off. Discover insider analysis on powerhouse teams like France, dark horse contenders, and tactical insights that will shape your viewing experience. This final installment covers everything you need to know about the remaining groups, including key players to watch and bold predictions for the knockout stages.

Arman and Tyler are back to break down the USMNT’s 3-2 win over Senegal in the first of two tune up matches before the World Cup. How much stock should be put into these matches? They guys discuss that, plus the standout performers from the match.

After that, they dive into part 2 of their World Cup preview series, taking a look at Groups E, F, G, and H on this episode. Can Germany make a run? Why does the draw potentially hurt the Netherlands? Will anyone score on Ecuador? And what do we make of Iran? The guys tackle all of it on this episode of the Sunset Soccer Club.

After months of speculation and debate about who was going to make the USMNT’s 26-man roster for the World Cup, Mauricio Pochettino has named his squad. GOALKEEPERS (3): Chris Brady, Matt Freese, Matt Turner

DEFENDERS (10): Max Arfsten, Sergiño Dest, Alex Freeman, Mark McKenzie, Tim Ream, Chris Richards, Antonee Robinson, Miles Robinson, Joe Scally, Auston Trusty

MIDFIELDERS (6): Tyler Adams, Sebastian Berhalter, Weston McKennie, Gio Reyna, Cristian Roldan, Malik Tillman

FORWARDS (7): Brenden Aaronson, Folarin Balogun, Ricardo Pepi, Christian Pulisic, Tim Weah, Haji Wright. Alejandro Zendejas

Tyler and Arman debate the number of center backs included, discuss the snubs, and wonder who was included over Diego Luna.

Tyler and Arman tackle the first four groups of their World Cup Preview.

Group A: Mexico, South Africa, South Korea, and Czechia
Group B: Canada, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar, and Switzerland
Group C: Brazil, Morocco, Scotland, and Haiti
Group D: USA, Paraguay, Australia, and Turkey

The guys discuss who the favorites are for each group, potential dark horse teams, the best match for each group, and players to keep an eye out for.

Let’s do the math. The USMNT can take 26 players to the World Cup this summer. Who are the locks, who’s on the bubble fighting for their spot, and who is out? Tyler and Arman go position by position to talk about who they would put on the roster when it gets announced May 26th by head coach Mauricio Pochettino.