In the summary of Radio Foot International this Tuesday at 4:10 p.m. UT (rebroadcast at 9:10 p.m. UT): – Return to European fields with the penultimate day of the C1 league phase; – Sporting Portugal hosts PSG. ; – Shock at the top between leaders of respective championships. ; CAN 2025, look back at a final which fell into disarray.
Return to European fields with the penultimate day of the C1 league phase. We are getting closer to the outcome. 9 matches tonight. – Real Madrid vs. Monaco. Pocognoli’s 11, in a crisis of results, faces the Merengues in their den, but under pressure and full of doubt. A Europe which is more successful for the Blancos, 7th in the ranking, and who will seek to consolidate their position as direct qualifiers for the future.
Sporting Portugal hosts PSG. Luis Enrique’s men have the opportunity to take a big step towards the round of 16, against Nuno Mendes’ former club, and before welcoming Newcastle. The Leõs (14th), with their audience, hope to finish strong.
Shock at the top between leaders of respective championships. Inter Milan/Arsenal, the Nerazzurri however remain on 2 defeats. The Gunners lost to Giuseppe Meazza last season, but have not lost in the Premier League since the start of December. Will the experience of the Milanese count in this direct duel between title contenders?
CAN 2025, look back at a final which fell into disarray. Contested arbitration, sanctions deemed illegal, deleterious role of social networks which fuel anger and suspicion, a victory through chaos? Despite the Senegalese coronation, questions remain about sporting fairness, and about the credibility of the governing body? “The best CAN in history” contrasts with the controversies that marked its progress. How to restore confidence and calm? Can the (Trump) World Cup escape the turbulence?
Around Annie Gasnier: Nabil Djellit, David Lortholary and Éric Rabesandratana. Technique/production: Laurent Salerno. – David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.
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