Summary of Radio Foot International at 4:10 p.m. UT (rebroadcast 9:10 p.m. UT): – A hiccup that CAF would have done without…; – Liga: Real Madrid victorious by snatching neighbors Rayo Vallecano in the 90th + 10! ; – Ligue 1: Mamadou Sarr should take charge of Chelsea.
– A hiccup that CAF would have done well without…
The South African Deputy Minister of Sports announced that the women’s CAN would take place in her country and not in Morocco. Before a backpedal from the Department of State of Southern Africa. Problem is, the competition is due to start in a month and a half in the Kingdom, which remains the organizer of the tournament, but the governing body has not communicated to calm things down. Is the organizing country in difficulty? Do the men’s post-competition sanctions have any impact? A point with Sophiane Amazian.
– Liga: Real Madrid victorious by snatching neighbors Rayo Vallecano in the 90th + 10!
Thanks to a penalty caused by Brahim Diaz and transformed by Kylian Mbappé. The Moroccan international had a good comeback, he also made a name for himself, by clashing with his compatriot (and opponent) Ilias Akhomach. Tensions that persist after the CAN final? – Barça still ahead in the rankings for the 22nd day. Logical success on the pitch of Elche (3-1), where Olmo, Yamal and Rashford stood out.
– Ligue 1: Mamadou Sarr should take charge of Chelsea.
Liam Rosenior wants to repatriate the young African champion, and key element of the Alsatian club, to London. Before him, Emanuel Emegha had to comply with the policy of BlueCo, which owns the two teams. Is Strasbourg suffering the harmful effects of timeshare ownership? The Blue and White were beaten at Meinau by PSG who struggled, but regained the leadership position. – Mixed fortunes for the Olympics: OL won Lille and won a 10th consecutive victory. And finds itself on the heels of OM, which has not recovered from its European disillusionment. Marseille were heading towards success on the pitch of Paris FC, but squandered their lead.
With Hugo Moissonnier: Marc Libbra, Chérif Ghemmour and Hervé Penot.
