Radio Foot, two live broadcasts 4:10 p.m. – 9:10 p.m. UT: -Champions League, ½ final return, PSG with its back to the wall; – Another semi-final return, everything remains to be done in the other semi-final between Bavarians and Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium. ; -The disappearance of Bernard Pivot.
– Champions League, ½ final return, PSG with its back to the wall. The Parisians beaten last Wednesday in Dortmund must overthrow the Schwarz-Gelb and win by 2 goals. 22 players who will have perhaps 120 minutes to play, will have to be physically and mentally ready. Possibility of qualifying for a final in front of your audience, a first. 4 defeats in C1 this season, worrying for a ½ finalist? An overconfident team? The players from the Ruhr, physically sharp, are ready to fight, insisted Edin Terzic. They also want to see Wembley. What tactic does Luis Enrique use to counter them? Which players to take up the challenge, who to replace the injured Lucas Hernandez? Gonçalo Ramos holder? – On the German side, Niclas Füllkrug, newfound efficiency at the best moment, a headache for the defense. Other assets: Jadon Sancho, Karim Adeyemi. Sébastien Haller will be on the bench.
– Another semi-final return, everything remains to be done in the other semi-final between Bavarians and Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium. Bayern Munich only have the Champions League left to save their season after losing their Bundesliga crown. Will he be able to resist the new champion of Spain, undefeated on his lawn for a year? Since 1991, Casa Blanca has qualified 23 times out of the last 24 knockout matches in C1, after drawing the first leg.
– The disappearance of Bernard Pivot. Writer, journalist, football fan (and notably the Saint-Étienne Greens) he died at the age of 89. Friend, among others, of Michel Platini, this transmitter of culture had also been a provider of books for the players of the French team.
With Annie Gasnier, Éric Rabesandrata, David Lortholary, Bruno Constant and Cédric de Oliveira. — Technique/Direction Matthieu Degueldre — David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.
