Radio Foot Internationale, 2 broadcasts live today, 4:10 pm-21h10 Tu, in the summary of the first: – the continuation and the end of the 8th day of the 2026 World Cup playoffs in Africa; – Italy: the Catenaccio in oblivion? ; – Confirmation expected for the Blues at the Parc des Princes.
– The continuation and end of the 8th day of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in Africa. – Poule F: Gabon/Côte d’Ivoire, Panthers ready to leap over the African champions. An opposition to the appearance of a group final, while the elephants have one point ahead of their opponents, who aims to compete in the World Cup for the 1st time. Preserved against the Seychelles, the executives Aubameyang and Alvinah back, Lemina is the holder, and Bouanga hopes to be as successful as last Wednesday! The Ivorians are undefeated in these qualifiers, but the finish of the orange remains perfectible. – Group I: The eagles are missing in Accra against the Black Stars (1-0). Mali now 4th, preceded by the Comoros, and 4 points from Madagascar. – Algeria, the check in the Syli in Casablanca. Disappointment for Greens and Questions. Petkovic criticized by the press. The Fennecs remain in favorable balloting for direct qualification.
– Italy: the Catenaccio in oblivion? The defense of Azzurri suffered from the liveliness of Israeli attackers. 2 matches and 2 victories for Gattuso. 5-4 victory, a coach relieved more than satisfied? The attack responds present (10 goals registered), a 2nd place of synonym of dams for the moment.
– Confirmation expected for the Blues at the Parc des Princes. After a convincing success against Ukraine on Friday in Poland, France welcomed Iceland from Lille Hakon Haraldsson. Match of the 2nd day of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. The “Strákarni Okkar” are at the top of the group according to their broad victory over Azerbaijan. Gifted and Dembélé absent, “DD” must partly review its offensive sector.
To debate with Annie Gasnier: Frank Simon, Hervé Penot and Nabil Djellit. Technique/Realization: Laurent Salerno. – David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.
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