Søren Lerby is back home after experiencing the World Cup up close in the U.S., and there’s plenty to talk about. He talks about the exorbitant ticket and parking prices, the atmosphere in the stadiums, and the Norwegian euphoria that has characterized the tournament.

Together with Frank Arnesen, he looks back on Norway’s impressive World Cup campaign, in which Ståle Solbakken and the players have built a team that has earned respect far beyond Scandinavia’s borders. They also discuss why Denmark can learn from the Norwegian approach and why Norway looks set to become even stronger in the coming years.

In addition, the World Cup semifinals are analyzed, with Frank and Søren offering their take on France, Spain, England, and Argentina. Kylian Mbappé’s form, in particular, receives high praise, while Lionel Messi and Argentina’s performances are viewed more critically.

The segment also covers FIFA and the proposal to expand the World Cup to as many as 64 teams, Morten Hjulmand’s move to Atlético Madrid, and a unique listener question in which Frank and Søren reveal the five music albums that have meant the most to them throughout their lives.

Another round of World Cup analysis, sharp opinions, and personal stories with Frank Arnesen and Søren Lerby.