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NBC’s new awesome Premier League ad takes shot at World Cup

The World Cup is once every four years. The Premier League is every week.

Laurence Griffiths

The Premier League season doesn’t start until August 16, but until then, NBC will spend their time reminding World Cup fans that their soccer is actually better. See, it has most of the best players, higher quality and it’s every week.

You think the World Cup is cool, check out the Premier League!

Of course, the Premier League doesn’t have the spectacle or all of the things that make the World Cup awesome, but they have good soccer and NBC doesn’t have much to do for a few months so why not?

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