Tobin and Christen Discuss USA vs Netherlands with Lauren Holiday & Vivianne Miedema ⚽️ | Episode 3

Tobin and Christen return with another all star episode of The RE—CAP Show! Having just watched the USWNT tie the Netherlands 1 to 1, they break down the good moments and the bad with their guests, soccer icons Lauren Holiday and Vivianne Miedema. First, the Arsenal star, Miedema gives her opinions on the World Cup match from a Netherlands point of view, then, Lauren Holiday discusses being a culture carrier for the USWNT, her early retirement from the sport, her deep and valuable friendship with Christen and Tobin, their short lived show “Women in Blazers,” how Tobin gave Christen the silent treatment and so much more. And, as always, community questions, a France / Brazil prediction and Tobin’s Top Things!

1:00 Intro
1:39 Tobin's Top Things
3:04 The Daily Discussion
10:21 Conversation with Vivianne Miedema
17:18 Interview with Lauren Cheney Holiday Part 1
38:48 OOFOS Fan Questions
41:28 Interview with Lauren Cheney Holiday Part 2
53:52 Outro
54:52 Credits

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