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Radio Foot internationale aujourd'hui 16h10-21h10 T.U. Au sommaire : - Le 17è lauréat de l'édition du Prix Marc-Vivien Foé RFI/France 24 Achraf Hakimi, roi d'Afrique en Ligue 1. ; - Liga, 35è journée, encore un Clasico de feu !   - Le 17è lauréat de l'édition du Prix Marc-Vivien Foé RFI/France 24 Achraf Hakimi, roi d'Afrique en Ligue 1. Impliqué sur 21 buts cette saison, le vice-capitaine des Champions de France est devenu un pilier du PSG, dont il est le 1er lauréat. Il est le 4e Marocain primé, après Chamakh (2009), Belhanda (2012) et Boufal (2016). Dans l'émission : reportages, témoignages et réactions d'auditeurs autour du latéral offensif de 27 ans, dont les compatriotes attendent d'autres succès. Quels atouts lui ont permis de se démarquer cette saison ? Le natif de Getafe est-il en train de devenir une légende du foot africain moderne ? Le PSG a-t-il sublimé ou bridé son potentiel individuel ?- Liga, 35è journée, encore un Clasico de feu ! Barcelone/Real Madrid 4-3 ! 6 buts inscrits en 1ère mi-temps ! Spectacle total, un match qui rapproche les Blaugranas du titre. Les Catalans ont remporté tous leurs matches (4) face à leur adversaire cette saison. - Le triplé de Mbappé ne suffit pas. Mais avec 39 réalisations toutes compétitions confondues, le Bondynois se rapproche du titre de Pichichi (il devance Lewandowski de 2 longueurs). Le Barça réussit bien au Kyks. Une équipe de Barcelone qui encaisse des buts et en marque. Un 11 au jeu séduisant, qui a encore réussi à revenir ! Un récital de (futur) champion ? Des Merengues dont le collectif fait défaut, saison blanche ? Un nouvel entraîneur est attendu, le Mondial des clubs peut-il redonner de l'éclat à la Casa Blanca ?Autour d'Annie Gasnier : Christophe Jousset, Sophiane Amazian, Dominique Sévérac et Hervé Penot. - Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno - David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Radio Foot internationale aujourd'hui 16h10-21h10 T.U. Au sommaire : - Le 17è lauréat de l'édition du Prix Marc-Vivien Foé RFI/France 24 Achraf Hakimi, roi d'Afrique en Ligue 1. ; - Liga, 35è journée, encore un Clasico de feu !   - Le 17è lauréat de l'édition du Prix Marc-Vivien Foé RFI/France 24 Achraf Hakimi, roi d'Afrique en Ligue 1. Impliqué sur 21 buts cette saison, le vice-capitaine des Champions de France est devenu un pilier du PSG, dont il est le 1er lauréat. Il est le 4e Marocain primé, après Chamakh (2009), Belhanda (2012) et Boufal (2016). Dans l'émission : reportages, témoignages et réactions d'auditeurs autour du latéral offensif de 27 ans, dont les compatriotes attendent d'autres succès. Quels atouts lui ont permis de se démarquer cette saison ? Le natif de Getafe est-il en train de devenir une légende du foot africain moderne ? Le PSG a-t-il sublimé ou bridé son potentiel individuel ?- Liga, 35è journée, encore un Clasico de feu ! Barcelone/Real Madrid 4-3 ! 6 buts inscrits en 1ère mi-temps ! Spectacle total, un match qui rapproche les Blaugranas du titre. Les Catalans ont remporté tous leurs matches (4) face à leur adversaire cette saison. - Le triplé de Mbappé ne suffit pas. Mais avec 39 réalisations toutes compétitions confondues, le Bondynois se rapproche du titre de Pichichi (il devance Lewandowski de 2 longueurs). Le Barça réussit bien au Kyks. Une équipe de Barcelone qui encaisse des buts et en marque. Un 11 au jeu séduisant, qui a encore réussi à revenir ! Un récital de (futur) champion ? Des Merengues dont le collectif fait défaut, saison blanche ? Un nouvel entraîneur est attendu, le Mondial des clubs peut-il redonner de l'éclat à la Casa Blanca ?Autour d'Annie Gasnier : Christophe Jousset, Sophiane Amazian, Dominique Sévérac et Hervé Penot. - Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno - David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Le DH Football Club revient sur la 27e journée de Pro League.Yves Taildeman, Stéphane Lecaillon et Frédéric Bleus sont autour de la table de Romain Van der Pluym. Et avec eux, l'important, c'est les trois points:- Quel est le problème d'Anderlecht face à ses concurrents directs ?- Le comportement de Boufal va-t-il à l'encontre de l'ADN de l'Union ?- Bazunu est-il le gardien dont le Standard avait besoin ?

Débrief de Zambie - Maroc (0-1) pour la 3e journée de groupes de la CAN 2023.

Joining Theo Delaney to relive the goals of his life is Mark Littlewood, the outgoing Director General of the free market think tank the Institute For Economic Affairs. A huge Southampton fan, among his chosen scorers are Boufal, Fonte and Maradona. https://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals-links@MarkJLittlewood@LifeGoalsTD@theodelaney

The city of Saint-Louis, in northern Senegal, is grappling with a dire reality: rising sea levels. The former administrative capital of French West Africa, Saint-Louis sits between the Senegal River and the Atlantic Ocean. Its highest point stands just 13 feet above sea level, and it gets waves from both fresh and seawater that have become a growing threat. Fishing is one of the main industries in Saint-Louis. But the city's fishing village of Guet Ndar is now on the verge of disappearing.“We had to walk very far to reach the ocean, but now we have it right in front of our houses.”Cheikh Badiane, retired fisherman“Growing up, what we used to see is not what we're seeing today,” said Cheikh Badiane, a retired fisherman who grew up in the neighborhood and still lives there with his children and grandchildren. “We had to walk very far to reach the ocean, but now we have it right in front of our houses.” Several decades ago, Badiane recalled, the water was half a mile away.  Now, it washes up to the houses on the shore, sometimes seeping through the windows.In 2018, a high-tide event destroyed many houses, mosques and schools in Guet Ndar. About 1,500 people were forced to move to Diougop, a displacement camp funded by the United Nations that's 5 miles away inland. Most of them still live there. Back in 2018, a school was destroyed by a high-tide event on the coast of Saint-Louis, Senegal. Credit: Maria Elena Romero/The World All the tents at the camp look identical, with white walls, a blue roof and little plastic windows. There are a few trees and everything is surrounded by sand. “We are here, but that's not what we truly want. We really miss the beachside,” said Sailo Boufal, a mother who has lived in the camp with her kids for four years, after their house was destroyed. She said the relentless heat is the worst part of it.“We don't have electricity. We are already dead because of the heat, nobody can go in the tents before 10 p.m.” Sailo Boufal, a mother at the displacement camp who says she and her kids miss the beachside, lies down on the floor of a grocery shop where she works. Credit: Maria Elena Romero/The World Boufal said she doesn't see a future for her family at the camp, even if the government builds new houses for them. So, she said she's considering getting on a smuggling boat and trying to make it to the Canary Islands, in Spain, like many of her neighbors have already done. Cheik Badiane, a retired fisherman in the vibrant fishing village of Guet Ndar. Credit: Maria Elena Romero/The World And even though retired fisherman Badiane's house was not destroyed at the time, he and his neighbors have received notice from local authorities warning them that they might also have to relocate soon.Badiane said, though, that he's reluctant to leave.“We have decided to become a coalition and stand strong against the government who wants to take us away from here,” he said. “This is all we know, and all we have.”But Mandaw Gueye, director of the Regional Agency for Development in Saint-Louis, said that in the next few years, about 15,000 more fishermen and their families are expected to move into the area close to the Diougop camp.“Even if they don't want to,” he stressed.He said the government is building a more permanent housing solution there, and arranging to provide shuttle buses for fishermen to reach the coast.There are also plans to build a new sea wall, scheduled to be completed by 2050, after previous ones failed to prevent floodwaters from reaching the village.But that might be too late.It's estimated that in West Africa, over 40 million people in these lowest-lying zones, will be exposed to sea level rises by 2030 — less than a decade away. The sea walls that have been previously built have not been effective in preventing flooding and erosion. Credit: Maria Elena Romero/The World Natural barriers at riskSome of the biggest and fastest-growing cities in African countries are on the coasts and vulnerable to rising seas, said Mark Duerksen, a researcher with the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, and an expert on urbanization on the continent.“It's an open question whether they will all survive and find strategies to host all the people who want to live and work along these bustling shorelines.” The Diougop camp, where some 1,500 people were displaced by sea level rise, is surrounded by sand. Credit: Maria Elena Romero/The World Frequent flooding, storms and coastal erosion are also destroying natural barriers like wetlands, coastal dunes and barrier islands, which create more vulnerability to sea level rise.“This is compounded in many African cities where there are relatively weak environmental protections and significant shortages of existing and affordable housing,” Duerksen added.The United Nations predicts that, over the next couple of decades, around 200 million people could be displaced as a result of flooding and shoreline erosion. The situation is particularly bad in West Africa, where a large percentage of the population lives on the Atlantic shore. Many young people in Saint-Louis have decided to leave for Europe by sea. "No Barca-Barsak" is a common phrase written on walls and ships in the fishing village of Guet Ndar. It roughly translates to “Don't go to Barcelona because you will end up in the cemetery.” Credit: Maria Elena Romero/The World An important cultural legacy that is also threatened by rising seas in Saint-Louis is the city center — a UNESCO World Heritage site, full of colorful architecture, where important jazz and dance festivals take place every year. It includes historical buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries, which could all disappear with the rising waves.Local journalist Borso Tall contributed to this story.Related: Is it time for Senegal to end its romance with the French baguette?

A quarta colocação na Copa do Mundo de 2022, melhor desempenho de uma equipe africana e árabe na história de um Mundial, não foi por acaso. A seleção do Marrocos foi a sensação da última Copa por causa de um trabalho iniciado há mais de duas décadas. E o excelente resultado no Catar não deve ser um fato isolado, já que a equipe tem muitos jogadores jovens, um projeto consistente e está de olho no futuro. Tiago Leme, correspondente da RFI em TângerNo primeiro jogo após a Copa, os marroquinos mostraram força novamente e venceram o Brasil por 2 a 1 no fim de março, em um amistoso na cidade marroquina de Tânger, com grande festa da torcida local.O principal trunfo deste sucesso do futebol do Marrocos é a Academia Mohammed VI, um moderno centro de treinamento da Federação Real Marroquina de Futebol (FRMF), que fica nos arredores da capital Rabat. O local começou a ser desenvolvido em 2008, teve um investimento de mais de € 13 milhões (cerca de R$ 70 milhões), ocupa uma área de 18 km², com oito campos, escola, espaço médico e tem profissionais de experiência internacional.O trabalho é feito com milhares de crianças e adolescentes de diversas cidades, inclusive com centros menores em outras localidades do país, para selecionar talentos até que eles possam chegar a clubes na categoria profissional.E a academia já rendeu resultados importantes, com jovens formados lá que foram titulares na Copa do Catar, como o meia Ounahi, de 22 anos, hoje no Olympique de Marselha, o atacante En-Nesyri, de 25 anos, do Sevilla, e o zagueiro Aguerd, de 27 anos, do West Ham, além do goleiro reserva Tagnaouti.“Esse é um trabalho que começou há muito tempo, e hoje temos os frutos do que fez o Rei Mohammed VI. Ele que instaurou uma política esportiva com as pessoas da federação, criou o Complexo Mohammed VI, que é muito importante, um complexo que está entre os mais prestigiados do continente. Então, ele contribuiu com a formação de muitos jovens, e a gente já viu o retorno na Copa do Mundo. E temos outros jovens talentos que vão aparecer em breve”, explicou o jornalista marroquino Hicham Rafih, da agência France Presse. Fazendo históriaMarrocos já tinha feito história antes, ao ser o primeiro país africano a avançar à segunda fase da Copa do Mundo, quando chegou às oitavas de final em 1986, no México. Os Leões do Atlas, porém, tiveram um período ruim depois disso, ficaram sem ir ao Mundial durante 20 anos, de 1998 até 2018, e também não conseguiam passar da fase de grupos da Copa Africana de Nações. Foi então que o Rei Mohammed VI começou a investir no esporte, criou a academia de talentos e valorizou os atletas formados no próprio país.“Tudo isso é um trabalho. Hoje nós somos uma equipe que joga junto há alguns anos. Se a gente pegar o Saiss, o Bounou, o Boufal e muitos outros, quase metade da equipe joga junta há alguns anos. Isso cria uma sinergia. Antes, o grande problema da equipe marroquina era que os jogadores não se conheciam. Você pegava alguém na Holanda, outro na França, outro na liga nacional, e efetivamente eles não se entendiam”, afirmou Rafih.Outro grande responsável pelo sucesso do Marrocos é o técnico Walid Regragui, que chegou à seleção três meses antes da Copa, substituindo Vahid Halilhodzic. Com 47 anos de idade, a juventude do novo treinador e a boa relação com os atletas melhoraram o ambiente. Com a qualidade de jogadores como Hakimi, do Paris Saint-Germain, e Ziyech, do Chelsea, a equipe venceu a Bélgica e empatou com a Croácia na primeira fase do Mundial, depois superou gigantes como Espanha e Portugal no mata-mata, e só perdeu na semifinal para a França. A campanha histórica encheu Regragui de orgulho.“Eu acho que mostramos uma bonita imagem, que na África nós trabalhamos e aprendemos. É preciso aprender a ganhar, porque o objetivo dos países africanos e do Marrocos é de um dia, 'inshallah', ganhar a Copa do Mundo. Agora isso talvez vá colocar uma luz na África, porque todos vão querer fazer o mesmo percurso. Isso é bom, porque nós somos o continente do futebol, os africanos amam o futebol. Hoje eu acho que o Marrocos mostrou que a gente é capaz, que não estamos longe”, disse o técnico da seleção marroquina.Candidatura para sediar a Copa de 2030E se 2022 já está na história, o sonho marroquino agora está na Copa do Mundo de 2030. Além do desempenho dentro de campo, o objetivo agora é ser sede do torneio, e o país africano está em uma candidatura conjunta com Espanha e Portugal.No momento, o principal concorrente é o dossiê da América do Sul, com Argentina, Chile, Paraguai e Uruguai juntos. Atualmente, os principais estádios do Marrocos são os de Tânger, renovado recentemente, com capacidade para 65 mil torcedores, Casablanca, Rabat, Agadir e Marrakech, que precisariam apenas de algumas adaptações. Também há um projeto de um novo estádio em Dakhla. A escolha da sede será feita pela Fifa em 2024, e a população local está animada.“Eu penso que é benéfico para o Marrocos organizar uma Copa do Mundo, por causa da infraestrutura, para melhorar a política esportiva. Parte devido ao futebol, mas também porque, quando há uma Copa do Mundo, não é apenas o futebol que ganha, é toda a economia que deriva disso: tem o social, o desenvolvimento, o transporte, a hospedagem. É tudo uma máquina. Eu espero que esse trio possa ganhar”, finalizou o jornalista Hicham Rafih.

Ainda sob a euforia de ter conquistado a quarta colocação na Copa do Catar – feito inédito para uma seleção africana e árabe, o Marrocos parece ter decidido estender a festa em seu país. A equipe venceu o amistoso contra a seleção brasileira, por 2 a 1, neste sábado (25) à noite, na cidade de Tânger, na primeira partida dos dois times após o Mundial. Por Tiago Leme, correspondente da RFI em TângerCom a mesma base da Copa, os marroquinos fizeram valer o bom entrosamento e mostraram força diante de um Brasil com muitas modificações, que passa por uma fase de transição, com caras novas e o técnico interino Ramon Menezes, após a saída de Tite.Boufal abriu o placar aos 28 minutos no primeiro tempo, aproveitando o vacilo de Emerson Royal. Após o intervalo, Casemiro chutou de fora da área para empatar, aos 21 minutos, aproveitando a falha do goleiro Bono. Mas aos 33 da segunda etapa, Sabiri fez o gol da vitória marroquina, levando ao delírio os 65 mil torcedores que lotaram o estádio Ibn Batouta. Muita festa nas arquibancadas e gritos de “olé”.Apesar da derrota, Ramon viu coisas positivas no amistoso e destacou a qualidade do adversário.“Foi uma semana muito boa de trabalho, eu falei isso com os jogadores. É lógico que não foi o resultado que nós esperávamos, ainda mais se tratando de seleção brasileira. Mas jogamos contra uma grande equipe. Demos oportunidades para alguns jogadores, isso também é muito importante. Tivemos um pouco de dificuldade no começo do jogo, isso era até esperado. No segundo tempo tivemos mais chances de gol”, declarou o treinador.Gol anuladoO Brasil até teve boas chances no jogo. Vinicius Júnior teve um gol anulado por impedimento no primeiro tempo. Enquanto Rony, do Palmeiras, e Rodrygo, do Real Madrid, erraram o alvo. No segundo tempo, Ramon fez cinco substituições, dando chances para Raphael Veiga, Vitor Roque, Yuri Alberto e Arthur também estrearem na seleção, além de colocar Antony em campo.Mas, com o apito final, o Marrocos conseguiu sua primeira vitória histórica contra o Brasil, depois de três confrontos.Uma das surpresas na convocação, o atacante Rony se mostrou feliz com sua estreia pela seleção brasileira, e logo como titular.“Nos preparamos para ter essa oportunidade no momento certo, na hora certa. E quando a oportunidade aparecer, você tem que estar preparado. Então, eu acredito que eu me senti muito à vontade, porque foi uma recepção muito boa dos jogadores que já estavam aqui, que já tem certas convocações. Eu me senti em casa, parece que eu estava no Palmeiras. Eu fiquei muito feliz por ter realizado este sonho de criança. É lógico que a gente tem que continuar trabalhando, para quando tiver outra oportunidade voltar aqui e representar o nosso Brasil, que é sempre bom estar vestindo a camisa da seleção. Mas estou muito feliz pela estreia, pelo jogo, faltou só um pouquinho de capricho ali”, afirmou o palmeirense.Camisa 5 vezes campeãUm dos dez atletas convocados pela primeira vez, o meia Raphael Veiga também analisou sua atuação e o desempenho da equipe.“É lógico que existe uma responsabilidade muito grande, você vestir uma camisa que é cinco vezes campeã do mundo tem um peso muito grande. Por ser a minha primeira vez, a questão de entrosamento em alguns determinados lances não é a mesma coisa do que eu estou acostumado no Palmeiras. Mas isso mostra para mim que eu aprendo muito com eles aqui, é uma semana de trabalho que eu valorizo muito para a minha carreira, aprendi muito com todos. E isso só faz com que eu queira voltar ainda mais, trabalhar ainda mais no Palmeiras, continuar fazendo o que eu tenho feito, ganhar títulos, ser decisivo e trabalhar ainda mais, porque eu quero voltar”, disse Veiga.O Brasil volta a campo para mais um amistoso apenas na primeira quinzena de junho, ainda sem adversário definido. Até lá, a CBF espera já ter acertado a contratação de um novo treinador. O grande sonho da confederação é o italiano Carlo Ancelotti, do Real Madrid. A estreia nas eliminatórias para a Copa do Mundo de 2026 será em setembro contra a Bolívia.Ficha técnicaMarrocos 2 x Brasil 1Marrocos: Bono, Hakimi (Attyiat Allah), Saiss, Aguerd e Mazraoui; Amrabat, Ounahi (Sabiri) e El Khannouss (Louza); Ziyech, Boufal (Ezzalzouli) e En-Nesyri (Cheddira) Técnico: Walid Regragui.Brasil: Weverton, Emerson Royal, Éder Militão, Ibañez e Alex Telles; Casemiro e Andrey Santos (Raphael Veiga); Rony (Antony), Lucas Paquetá (Yuri Alberto), Vinicius Jr e Rodrygo (Vitor Roque). Técnico: Ramon Menezes.Cartões amarelos: El Khannous e Amrabat (MAR) e Rony (BRA).

Après la Premier League, la ligue 1 reprend ses droits en France. Cette 16e journée débute dès 14 heures temps universel. avec notamment Ajaccio - Angers. Le club d'Angers, bon dernier, a brillé au Mondial grâce à ses deux Marocains Sofiane Boufal et Azzedine Ounahi. Pas sûr que l'on revoit l'ailier et le milieu dans l'ouest de la France, mais ils pourraient rapporter gros au club, après avoir crevé l'écran durant le Mondial! 

Episodio numero duecentotrentaquattro, cadenzato e flautato come una lirica trobadorica. Il menu di una puntata quasi interamente votata alla finale di Qatar 2022, un'Argentina-Francia che tremare il mondo fa: l'avvicinamento delle finaliste all'atto conclusivo dei Mondiali; il Marocco veramente straordinario; potenziali premi Zagorakis; chi può vincere i Mondiali?

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Episodio numero duecentotrentatré, clemente e cauterizzato anche se sono due caratteristiche che non c'entrano assolutamente niente. Il menu di una puntata costiera ma priva di insenature: hate parade di Qatar 2022, con tanto di lunga rassegna per ogni delusione del torneo (Belgio, Serbia, Germania e non solo); Mondiali più che dignitosi per le squadre dell'Estremo Oriente e, in particolare, per il Giappone; il talento abbacinante di Brasile e Francia; le potenzialità del Marocco.

« Doha a soudain pris des airs de grande capitale du football, avant-hier soir, relève Le Monde Afrique, quand Achraf Hakimi a réussi le dernier tir au but de son équipe, synonyme de qualification du Maroc pour les quarts de finale de la Coupe du monde de football. La victoire était à peine acquise que des cortèges de voitures ont commencé à déferler sur les grandes artères de la ville, tous klaxons hurlants et drapeaux tendus par des passagers radieux. »   Une scène qui s'est répétée dans tout le monde arabe, remarque encore Le Monde Afrique : « Qataris, Égyptiens, Jordaniens, Irakiens, ils ont tous bondi de leur fauteuil vers 20h45. À les entendre, tout le monde arabe a exulté comme eux et fêté l'événement : c'est (en effet) la première fois qu'une équipe issue de cette partie du monde va participer aux quarts de finale du tournoi planétaire. »  « Revigorer nos gladiateurs ! »  Au Maroc, on n'en revient toujours pas. Et toute l'attention se porte désormais sur les joueurs : il faut qu'ils soient au top pour affronter le Portugal samedi. « Les Lions de l'Atlas se sont vraiment transcendés, s'exclame encore Le Matin à Rabat, bravant tous les obstacles, même ceux imposés par leurs propres corps. Le sélectionneur Walid Regragui avait souvent rappelé que le travail effectué par le staff médical et le préparateur physique était exceptionnel. Ils devront encore se surpasser lors des deux prochains jours, pour revigorer nos gladiateurs avant le match de samedi. » Et un afflux de supporteurs marocains est attendu pour cette rencontre… En effet, relève la presse marocaine, notamment le site Yabiladi, la Royal Air Maroc a prévu sept vols spéciaux supplémentaires aller et retour pour Doha.  En Algérie : ferveur populaire, mais retenue des médias d'État…  Même en Algérie, ça a été la fête… « Malgré les tensions politiques, beaucoup d'Algériens ont bien fêté la victoire du Maroc face à l'Espagne », remarque Le Point Afrique. « Dans plusieurs quartiers d'Alger, on a entendu les klaxons des défilés de voitures fêtant la victoire des "frères", des "voisins"… Sur les réseaux sociaux, les félicitations au "peuple marocain frère" saturent les timelines, en une rare communion entre les deux pays (souvent qualifiés de) "frères ennemis". Quelques minutes avant l'entame du match, le très influent média sportif algérien, DZ Foot, avait tweeté : "loin de tous les trolls haineux et malveillants des réseaux sociaux, le peuple algérien est derrière le peuple marocain pour ce huitième de finale qui, on l'espère, sera historique". » Le Point Afrique qui rappelle que « les relations diplomatiques entre les deux pays ont été rompues à l'initiative d'Alger depuis août 2021, la frontière terrestre est fermée depuis 1994, et les incidents diplomatiques se multiplient entre les deux voisins, sur fond de désaccord de principe sur la question du Sahara occidental et de la normalisation de Rabat avec Israël. » Mais, remarque encore Le Point Afrique, « il n'y avait que la couverture de certains médias publics algériens pour donner corps à ces animosités. La télévision officielle, l'ENTV et d'autres canaux médiatiques gouvernementaux ont tout simplement zappé le nom du pays de l'équipe qui a gagné face à l'Espagne. »  La gaffe de Boufal…  Alors, « les Lions de l'Atlas demeurent les seuls espoirs du continent africain pour le sacre final, relève L'Observateur Paalga au Burkina Faso, et c'est peu de dire qu'avant-hier soir tout le continent, du Cap au Caire en passant par Praia et Antananarivo, a vibré (…). Hélas, déplore le quotidien ouagalais, la fausse note dans cette affaire aura été les déclarations d'après-match de Sofiane Boufal. "Merci à tous les Marocains à travers le monde pour leur soutien, à tous les peuples arabes et à tous les peuples musulmans. Cette victoire leur appartient", a en effet déclaré l'attaquant. Une sortie qui a été ressentie par nombre d'Africains au sud du Sahara comme une forme d'injustice, comme s'ils avaient été payés en monnaie de singe. (…) Des propos révélateurs, de l'avis de certains, d'une sorte de mépris, voire d'un racisme inconscient. » Reste, remarque encore L'Observateur Paalga que « Boufal a vite fait de faire amende honorable en s'excusant d'avoir "oublié de citer tout le continent africain et en lui dédiant aussi la victoire". » Et « on sera tous derrière les garçons de Regragui, s'exclame le journal, pour les pousser le plus loin possible et on espère que samedi, face au Portugal de Cristiano Ronaldo, ils parviendront à briser le plafond de verre qui a empêché jusque-là un pays africain d'accéder au carré d'as du mondial. »

« Doha a soudain pris des airs de grande capitale du football, avant-hier soir, relève Le Monde Afrique, quand Achraf Hakimi a réussi le dernier tir au but de son équipe, synonyme de qualification du Maroc pour les quarts de finale de la Coupe du monde de football. La victoire était à peine acquise que des cortèges de voitures ont commencé à déferler sur les grandes artères de la ville, tous klaxons hurlants et drapeaux tendus par des passagers radieux. »   Une scène qui s'est répétée dans tout le monde arabe, remarque encore Le Monde Afrique : « Qataris, Égyptiens, Jordaniens, Irakiens, ils ont tous bondi de leur fauteuil vers 20h45. À les entendre, tout le monde arabe a exulté comme eux et fêté l'événement : c'est (en effet) la première fois qu'une équipe issue de cette partie du monde va participer aux quarts de finale du tournoi planétaire. »  « Revigorer nos gladiateurs ! »  Au Maroc, on n'en revient toujours pas. Et toute l'attention se porte désormais sur les joueurs : il faut qu'ils soient au top pour affronter le Portugal samedi. « Les Lions de l'Atlas se sont vraiment transcendés, s'exclame encore Le Matin à Rabat, bravant tous les obstacles, même ceux imposés par leurs propres corps. Le sélectionneur Walid Regragui avait souvent rappelé que le travail effectué par le staff médical et le préparateur physique était exceptionnel. Ils devront encore se surpasser lors des deux prochains jours, pour revigorer nos gladiateurs avant le match de samedi. » Et un afflux de supporteurs marocains est attendu pour cette rencontre… En effet, relève la presse marocaine, notamment le site Yabiladi, la Royal Air Maroc a prévu sept vols spéciaux supplémentaires aller et retour pour Doha.  En Algérie : ferveur populaire, mais retenue des médias d'État…  Même en Algérie, ça a été la fête… « Malgré les tensions politiques, beaucoup d'Algériens ont bien fêté la victoire du Maroc face à l'Espagne », remarque Le Point Afrique. « Dans plusieurs quartiers d'Alger, on a entendu les klaxons des défilés de voitures fêtant la victoire des "frères", des "voisins"… Sur les réseaux sociaux, les félicitations au "peuple marocain frère" saturent les timelines, en une rare communion entre les deux pays (souvent qualifiés de) "frères ennemis". Quelques minutes avant l'entame du match, le très influent média sportif algérien, DZ Foot, avait tweeté : "loin de tous les trolls haineux et malveillants des réseaux sociaux, le peuple algérien est derrière le peuple marocain pour ce huitième de finale qui, on l'espère, sera historique". » Le Point Afrique qui rappelle que « les relations diplomatiques entre les deux pays ont été rompues à l'initiative d'Alger depuis août 2021, la frontière terrestre est fermée depuis 1994, et les incidents diplomatiques se multiplient entre les deux voisins, sur fond de désaccord de principe sur la question du Sahara occidental et de la normalisation de Rabat avec Israël. » Mais, remarque encore Le Point Afrique, « il n'y avait que la couverture de certains médias publics algériens pour donner corps à ces animosités. La télévision officielle, l'ENTV et d'autres canaux médiatiques gouvernementaux ont tout simplement zappé le nom du pays de l'équipe qui a gagné face à l'Espagne. »  La gaffe de Boufal…  Alors, « les Lions de l'Atlas demeurent les seuls espoirs du continent africain pour le sacre final, relève L'Observateur Paalga au Burkina Faso, et c'est peu de dire qu'avant-hier soir tout le continent, du Cap au Caire en passant par Praia et Antananarivo, a vibré (…). Hélas, déplore le quotidien ouagalais, la fausse note dans cette affaire aura été les déclarations d'après-match de Sofiane Boufal. "Merci à tous les Marocains à travers le monde pour leur soutien, à tous les peuples arabes et à tous les peuples musulmans. Cette victoire leur appartient", a en effet déclaré l'attaquant. Une sortie qui a été ressentie par nombre d'Africains au sud du Sahara comme une forme d'injustice, comme s'ils avaient été payés en monnaie de singe. (…) Des propos révélateurs, de l'avis de certains, d'une sorte de mépris, voire d'un racisme inconscient. » Reste, remarque encore L'Observateur Paalga que « Boufal a vite fait de faire amende honorable en s'excusant d'avoir "oublié de citer tout le continent africain et en lui dédiant aussi la victoire". » Et « on sera tous derrière les garçons de Regragui, s'exclame le journal, pour les pousser le plus loin possible et on espère que samedi, face au Portugal de Cristiano Ronaldo, ils parviendront à briser le plafond de verre qui a empêché jusque-là un pays africain d'accéder au carré d'as du mondial. »

Carl Lewis and football writer Zach Lowy discuss players to watch in Group F of the World Cup in Qatar. Group F contains two sides who enjoyed good 2018 World Cup campaigns in Belgium – who finished third – and Croatia, who were ultimately beaten finalists. Canada are making only their second World Cup appearance, while Morocco have qualified for their second World Cup in a row.   Belgium World ranking: 2 Coach: Roberto Martínez Confirmed 26-man squad:Koen Casteels (Wolfsburg), Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid), Simon Mignolet (Club Brugge), Toby Alderweireld (Royal Antwerp), Zeno Debast (Anderlecht), Leander Dendoncker (Wolves), Wout Faes (Leicester City), Arthur Theate (Stade Rennes), Jan Vertonghen (Anderlecht), Yannick Carrasco (Atletico Madrid), Timothy Castagne (Leicester City), Thorgan Hazard (Borussia Dortmund), Thomas Meunier (Borussia Dortmund), Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City), Amadou Onana (Everton), Youri Tielemans (Leicester City), Hans Vanaken (Club Brugge), Axel Witsel (Atletico Madrid), Leandro Trossard (Brighton), Dries Mertens (Galatasaray), Lois Openda (Lens), Michy Batshuayi (Fenerbahce), Eden Hazard (Real Madrid), Jeremy Doku (Stade Rennes), Charles De Ketelaere (AC Milan), Romelu Lukaku (Inter Milan) The Red Devils landed a cushy-looking draw as they look to better their third-place finish in 2018. Martinez has a number of young players coming through, Everton's Onana among them, but Belgium look set to retain an experienced first XI.   Canada World ranking: 41 Coach: John Herdman Confirmed 26-man squad: Milan Borjan (Red Star Belgrade), James Pantemis (CF Montreal), Dayne St. Clair (Minnesota United), Sam Adekugbe (Hatayspor), Derek Cornelius (Vancouver Whitecaps – Panetolikos), Alistair Johnston (CF Montreal), Richie Laryea (Nottingham Forest), Kamal Miller (CF Montreal), Steven Vitoria (Chaves), Joel Waterman (CF Montreal), Stephen Eustaquio (FC Porto), Liam Fraser (Deinze), Atiba Hutchinson (Besiktas), Mark-Anthony Kaye (Toronto FC), Ismael Kone (CF Montreal), Jonathan Osorio (Toronto FC), Samuel Piette (CF Montreal), David Wotherspoon (St. Johnstone), Tajon Buchanan (Club Brugge), Lucas Cavallini (Vancouver Whitecaps), Jonathan David (Lille), Alphonso Davies (Bayern Munich), Junior Hoillett (Reading), Cyle Larin (Club Brugge), Liam Miller (FC Basel), Ike Ugbo (Troyes). Herdman's biggest concern, one of the things “keeping him awake at night”, was the fitness of captain Atiba Hutchinson, Canada's most-capped player, who missed the friendlies due to a bone bruise suffered in pre-season with Besiktas.   Croatia World ranking: 12 Coach: Zlatko Dalic Confirmed 26-man squad:Dominik Livakovic (Dinamo Zagreb), Ivica Ivusic (Osijek), Ivo Grbic (Atletico Madrid), Domagoj Vida (AEK Athens), Dejan Lovren (Zenit Saint Petersburg), Borna Barisic (Rangers), Josip Juranovic (Celtic), Josko Gvardiol (RB Leipzig), Borna Sosa (Stuttgart), Josip Stanisic (Bayern Munich), Martin Erlic (Sassuolo), Josip Sutalo (Dinamo Zagreb), Luka Modric (Real Madrid), Mateo Kovacic (Chelsea), Marcelo Brozovic (Inter Milan) Mario Pasalaic (Atalanta), Nikola Vlasic (Torino), Lovro Majer (Rennes), Kristijan Jakic (Eintracht Frankfurt), Luka Sucic (Red Bull Salzburg), Ivan Perisic (Tottenham), Andrej Kramaric (Hoffenheim), Bruno Petkovic (Dinamo Zagreb), Mislav Orsic (Dinamo Zagreb), Ante Budimir (Osasuna), Marko Livaja (Hajduk Split) Dalic is likely to pick a familiar-looking XI, with Modric, Kovacic, Brozovic, Perisic and Lovren all still key players for the 2018 runners-up. Kovacic and Perisic have been joined by Old Firm rivals Barisic and Juranovic as British-based representatives.   Morocco World ranking: 22 Coach: Walid Regragui Confirmed 26-man squad: Yassine Bounou (Sevilla), Munir El Kajoui (Al Wehda), Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti (Wydad Casablanca), Achraf Hakimi (PSG), Noussair Mazraoui (Bayern Munich), Nayef Aguerd (West Ham), Romain Saiss (Besiktas), Achraf Dari (Brest), Badr Benoun (Qatar SC), Yahia Attiyat Allah (Wydad Casablanca), Jawad El Yamiq (Real Valladolid), Sofyan Amrabat (Fiorentina), Azzedine Ounahi (Angers), Belil El Khanouss (Genk), Abdelhamid Sabiri (Sampdoria), Ilias Chair (QPR), Selim Amallah (Standard Liege), Yahya Jabrane (Wydad Casablanca), Amine Harit (Marseille), Hakim Ziyech (Chelsea), Zakaria Aboukhlal (Toulouse), Walid Cheddira (Bari), Sofiane Boufal (Angers), Youssef En-Nesyri (Sevilla), Abde Ezzalzouli (Osasuna), Abderrazak Hamdallah (Al-Ittihad) The second-best team in Africa, according to FIFA rankings, will face two of 2018 semi-finalists in Qatar. Morocco look strong in the full-back areas, with Mazraoui and Hakimi, while Regragui has plenty of options up front to supplement a forward line likely to consist of Ziyech, Boufal and En-Nesyri.

hice una ceremonia de Boufal varios hace algunas semanas y este fue el resultado. en este episodio te voy a explicar y exponer todos los puntos positivos negativos de la medicina DMT en donde básicamente te explico efectos y lo que sucedió durante mi viaje.

La registrazione del commento della partita Egitto-Marocco, valevole per i quarti di finale della Coppa d'Africa 2021, che abbiamo trasmesso in diretta sul nostro canale Twitch il 30 gennaio 2022Ospiti: Niccolò Frangipani e Giulio Di Cienzo

Malgré leurs succès lors de la première journée, le Sénégal de Sadio Mané et le Maroc de Sofiane Boufal ont été peu convaincants. Les premiers ont dû attendre la 97e minute pour se défaire du Zimbabwe sur un penalty du joueur de Liverpool alors que les seconds n'ont pas été flamboyants offensivement mais ont montré une solidité défensive à toute épreuve. Que penser des débuts des hommes d'Aliou Cissé et de Vahid Halilhodžić ? Les difficultés rencontrées dans le jeu peuvent-elles s'expliquer par un contexte de préparation compliqué ?

Kto wymyślił drybling i jak ważny jest we współczesnym futbolu ten element gry? Dlaczego najlepsi dryblerzy muszą szukać równowagi? Co mówią nam różne klasyfikacje lig, drużyn i indywidualności w prowadzeniu piłki i mijaniu rywali? Co potrafi Vinicius Junior, jak drybluje Sofiane Boufal i co łączy Adamę Traore z Allanem Saint-Maximinem? Zapraszam o podcast poświęcowny... wózkowaniu. Zapraszam do subskrybowania moich kanałów na Spotify, Google i YouTube. Pamiętaj, że możesz mnie znaleźć na Twitterze (@mzachodny) na facebooku (Zachodny do tablicy), a regularnie analizuję lub komentuję mecze na Viaplay oraz piszę do tygodnika Piłka Nożna.

OWTS speaks to https://twitter.com/Cerebrone (French football expert Cerebrone) to get the lowdown on Saints' new signing Ibrahima Diallo. Cerebrone, who regularly writes about Ligue 1, tells us about... What to expect from Diallo Diallo's style of play His best position His ideal CM partner Is £12.7m good value? A Premier League player comparison Better or worse than Ibrahim Sangare? Thoughts on Boufal returning to Ligue 1? At the start of the podcast Pat and Jack also review Southampton's transfer window as a whole. We review the incomings and outgoings, and give our thoughts on what looks to be a positive window for Saints. https://twitter.com/OWTSaintspod (Follow us on Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/owtsaintspod/ (Follow us on Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/OWTSaintspod/ (Join our Facebook page) https://mailchi.mp/bccb772b124c/owtsweeklynewsletter (Sign up for our weekly newsletter)

Burnley came to St. Mary’s and brought with them the weather and a bit of misery as Saints’ fans fought the wind and rain to watch what amounted to a very forgettable match. Other than Danny Ings scoring again (to make it 18 in all comps this year and 15 in the PL), nothing good happened. Redmond was injured in training, Boufal went off early, we let in a goal directly from a corner and had all kinds of possession but no real chances. Burnley had a higher Xg than we did, and even Carl Anka will tell you that’s not supposed to happen.  Anyway, Dan was kind enough to join me to fill me in on all that he and his father have been up to recently. From doing the 92 to being interviewed by the Guardian and raising money for a couple of local charities along the way. It’s a pleasure and an honor to have Dan back on the show, and, as I state in the show, that episode- Ep. 75- with Steve and Dan, is one of my all-time favorite episodes. If you’d like to follow their journey, you can. Links are below to their Twitter and Instagram handles, and there are also links to the charities they are raising money for and the just giving page where you can donate if you wish.  Dan’s Twitter- @danjarvissfc91 Dan’s Instagram- @ratherbeascummerthanaskate91 Steve’s Twitter- @SteveJArvisSFC7 Blind Veterans- https://www.blindveterans.org.uk/ Blue Cross Southampton- https://www.bluecross.org.uk/hampshire-southampton-rehoming-centre Just Giving- https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/daniel-jarvis1   CONTACT the SHOW and SUBSCRIBE-  Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery)- https://twitter.com/SFCDell_ivery Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery)- https://www.instagram.com/sfcdell_ivery/ Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery)- https://www.facebook.com/SFCDellivery Email- southamptondellivery@gmail.com Submit questions with #sfcdell SUBSCRIBE NOW! Get every show as soon as it’s ready! Use the links below or search “Dellivery” in your app.  Website, iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, YouTube, Radio Public, Podchaser,Patreon   Credits and Stuff: OUR PARTNER-Follow the Southampton Page- on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. LOGO Design- Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton on Instagram. Music Credits:  All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org.  Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/   Until next time, cheers. Matt

In our latest FA Cup edition, the guys look over the ties between Manchester United and Tranmere, Spurs and Southampton and Liverpool and Shrewsbury. We quiz out some of the latest rumours and a version of FA Cup TEAM Profile is played.

Host Ricky Sacks was joined by Lee McQueen along with Richard White MBE and Jamie Weir from Sky Sports as we reviewed the FA Cup draw against Southampton. Sofiane Boufal's late equaliser gave Southampton a fully-deserved FA Cup fourth-round replay against Tottenham after an entertaining encounter. Saints' manager Ralph Hasenhuttl and Spurs counterpart Jose Mourinho made FA Cup statements of intent by selecting strong line-ups - and their teams delivered a game high on quality, chances and passion. Spurs looked on their way into the fifth round just before the hour, when Son Heung-min crowned a superb break with a low finish from the excellent Giovani lo Celso's pass. Southampton, however, had a succession of chances to equalise, with man of the moment Danny Ings having a rare off day in front of goal and squandering several opportunities. Ings never let his head drop for a second and his tireless approach was rewarded when he set up Boufal for a thumping finish high past Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris with three minutes left. We also discussed Steven Bergwijn still expecting to complete a transfer worth around €30M to Spurs during the upcoming week despite the commotion around his PSV departure. #THFC #COYS #TOTTENHAMHOTSPUR #TOTTENHAM#HOTSPUR #SPURS #LWOS

In this episode we give our thoughts & analysis on the 1-1 draw, relive Boufal's last minute equaliser and also reveal who won our lineup competition....

Timeline:  Intro- 2:10 William joins the show- Welcome and Film Talk- 7:27 Saints Talk- 38:20 Outro- 1:14:45 Saints failed, for the 4th time running, to avoid a loss at St.Mary’s. It wasn’t 0-9 this time, but in all honesty, it wasn’t that much better. After going down early Saints simply meandered, seemingly directionless and without much passion, towards halftime. Saints started with a back 3. The same back 3 that stood so firmly for so long against Manchester City just a week ago, but by allowing the early goal, and with Stuart Armstrong stuck in as a Right Wing-Back, it was all going wrong for Saints. Halftime brought changes and the Boufal created Saints first shot just moments after coming on. He then provided the assist for Danny Ings. After that, Saints settled back into the all-to-familiar and slowly let the game slip away from them. Richarlison eventually gave the visitors the lead, and Everton secured their first away win of the season. The result has left Saints in the relegation zone and Saints fans particularly flummoxed. That’s the context for this week’s show. Another poor performance, another relegation fight, another match where the players seem to be coasting, another season where the manager doesn’t seem to know his best side. It’s crushing to all of us, and it definitely makes doing things like this show harder. This week, though, I’m joined by a familiar voice. Not to this show, but around the Saints FC community. He’s appeared on the Saints FC Podcast, The Ugly Inside, on this week’s Total Saints Podcast and here. He writes and talks he gardens and he’s all around just pretty great. We spend a lot of this week talking about his new film, The Name, written by William and shot in a single day in three locations in England. It’s a lot of fun and well worth 20 minutes of your time. William and his team have more coming and we discuss that as well. We discuss pretty much everything because I did not want to talk about the match, but we eventually did. Get in touch with William Porteous: Twitter- @pirate_st Movie Website- somedaysarediamonds.co.uk Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/thenamefilm Email- wmorganporteous@gmail.com   CONTACT the SHOW and SUBSCRIBE-  Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery)- https://twitter.com/SFCDell_ivery Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery)- https://www.instagram.com/sfcdell_ivery/ Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery)- https://www.facebook.com/SFCDellivery Email- southamptondellivery@gmail.com Submit questions with #sfcdell SUBSCRIBE NOW! Get every show as soon as it’s ready! Use the links below or search “Dellivery” in your app.  Website, iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, YouTube, Radio Public, Podchaser,Patreon Credits and Stuff: OUR PARTNER-Follow the Southampton Page- on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. LOGO Design- Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton on Instagram. Music Credits:  All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org.  Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/ Until next time, cheers. Matt

Andy joins the podcast for game week 6 and Julian is back. The lads discuss the merits of having 2 goalkeepers or 1, rouge trade offers and outside waiver options as well as talk on: Djenepo, Boufal, Maupay, Tierney, Hudson-Odoi, Eriksen, Harry Wilson and Sheffield United players in general. Can anything save Alex's season? If you want to get involved and help Alex out get in touch through:draftladsdraft@outlook.comTwitter: @draftladsdraftInsta: draftladsdraftThanks to Nactus Kunan for the rights to use 'Exit At The Group Stage' for our intro.Sound effects‘Whoosh’ https://freesound.org/s/160985/

First clean sheet of the season. First goal for Djenepo. A debut for Danso. A back post tap in for Redmond. An assist for Boufal and a win for Hasenhuttl.  Saints made difficult work against 10 man Brighton on Saturday. But, at the end of the day, a win is a win and 3 points on the road is nothing to sneeze at. Joining me to discuss the match, the arrival of the new opposition video analyst/assistant coach, Forster’s return to Celtic and more, is Ben Hernandez-Stroud of the Archers Road End. Ben is on Twitter @archersroadend as well as on Instagram and Facebook. Ben is currently taking a break from writing the blog, but when he comes back, you’ll want to make sure you are in touch with the blog. Until then, Twitter will have to suffice.  Blog- https://archersroad.wordpress.com/ Twitter- @archersroadend Instagram- @archersroadend Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/archersroadend/ Special thanks to Ben for coming on the show. It’s always great to catch up, and I can’t wait to do it again. CONTACT the SHOW and SUBSCRIBE-  Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery)- https://twitter.com/SFCDell_ivery Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery)- https://www.instagram.com/sfcdell_ivery/ Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery)- https://www.facebook.com/SFCDellivery Email- southamptondellivery@gmail.com Submit questions with #sfcdell SUBSCRIBE NOW! Get every show as soon as it’s ready! Use the links below or search “Dellivery” in your app.  Website, iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, YouTube, Radio Public, Podchaser,Patreon Credits and Stuff: OUR PARTNER-Follow the Southampton Page- on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. LOGO Design- Matt Beling Music Credits:  All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org.  Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/   Until next time, cheers. Matt

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Host; Chris PhelpsDate: 3rd July 2018 Including: Gomes, Chambers, Willian, Mahrez, Levien, Boufal, Carillo, You can reach us on ChatFootyGossipPodcast@gmail.com. Or tweet us at http://www.twitter.com/ChatFootyGossip. ChatFootyGossip is part of the Whatever Entertainment network. Please check out some of our other podcasts:Grass Roots Coach Cast - A podcast focused on coaching youth football at the grass roots level: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/grass-roots-coach-cast/id1338890098?mt=2 The Contextual Podcast - A companion podcast to streaming, discusses gaming, bit of football, bit pro-wrestling, MMA, or else anything else:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-contextual-podcast/id1126505691?mt=2 Comics In Motion - Reviewing media like Movies, TV shows and Games based on Comic Books: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/comics-in-motion-podcast/id1350425403?mt=2 Discussing today's top transfer speculation and gossip from the English Premiership, and further afield

Host; Chris PhelpsDate: 3rd July 2018 Including: Gomes, Chambers, Willian, Mahrez, Levien, Boufal, Carillo, You can reach us on ChatFootyGossipPodcast@gmail.com. Or tweet us at http://www.twitter.com/ChatFootyGossip. ChatFootyGossip is part of the Whatever Entertainment network. Please check out some of our other podcasts:Grass Roots Coach Cast - A podcast focused on coaching youth football at the grass roots level: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/grass-roots-coach-cast/id1338890098?mt=2 The Contextual Podcast - A companion podcast to streaming, discusses gaming, bit of football, bit pro-wrestling, MMA, or else anything else:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-contextual-podcast/id1126505691?mt=2 Comics In Motion - Reviewing media like Movies, TV shows and Games based on Comic Books: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/comics-in-motion-podcast/id1350425403?mt=2 Discussing today's top transfer speculation and gossip from the English Premiership, and further afield

This week some pretty good things happened. Saints got three points, we scored from open play, The Astros made the World Series for the first time since 2005, and the Dynamo got a home playoff match by finishing 4th in the conference. Overall a pretty good sporting weekend from my perspective. It was made even better by getting to chat with Owen Hawes, @Owen_TheSaints on Twitter. Owen writes a blog- owenthesaintsblog.wordpress.com- and contributes to the 90min football YouTube Channel (his most recent video can be found here). In addition to blogging and vlogging, he’s a creative writing and drama student in Kingston. I very much enjoyed getting his perspective on the match and the team, and also appreciate him giving me so much of his time. We talk Southampton vs. West Brom, the Boufal goal, his reaction, team selection and more. I hope you enjoy the show! Be sure give Owen and 90min a follow on Twitter and visit owenthesaintsblog.wordpress.com for more of Owen’s writing. Don’t forget to send us any feedback, subscribe and leave us a review, whenever you get your podcasts.   You can now listen to the most recent episodes on Soundcloud and YouTube. The artwork for the show is done by Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton page on Instagram. Be sure to check out the great edits, competitions, and polls he has going on over there. On this episode you heard a riff from BB King, I didn't create or recreate it, I just thought it was a good fit for the show. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out on future episodes and give the show a rating on iTunes! iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube All feedback can be sent to @SFCDell_ivery on Twitter or facebook.com/SFCDellivery and questions can be submitted using the hashtag #sfcdell. You can also email the show at southamptondellivery@gmail.com.   Until next time, cheers. Matt

Everton was an uncertain fantasy landscape before The Toffees ditched Koeman, but the blue side of Merseyside is now a land of opportunity. MikeP, John & Ryan delve into the opportunities available, look at the Arsenal outlook and if Boufal is now a top 10 play.

On today’s Totally Football Show, AC Jimbo is joined by Michael Cox, Leroy Rosenior and comedian Matt Forde to look back on what could prove to be a pivotal weekend in the Premier League. Arsenal’s 5-2 demolition of Everton turned out to be the final straw as the Toffees finally dispensed with the services of Ronald Koeman. Elsewhere, Dejan Lovren and Victor Lindelof put on two of the worst defensive displays, like, *ever* as Tottenham hammered Liverpool 4-1 and Huddersfield shocked Manchester United. Meanwhile, West Ham and Stoke sunk further into relegation trouble. Also on our agenda: Mezut Özil’s eyes; Boufal’s worldy; and the reinvention of Tom Cleverley. LIVE EVENT NEWS: • The Totally Football Totally Live Totally World Tour kicks off in Birmingham next month. Julien Laurens, James Horncastle and Iain Macintosh will be joining Jimbo and Producer Ben on stage at the Glee Club on Wednesday 8 November.  Get your tickets here:  http://bit.ly/2fkzsb7  • Kevin Bridges - yes, the Kevin Bridges - will be joining Jimbo, Rafa Honigstein, Iain and Ben at the O2 Indigo on Wednesday 29 November. Make sure you don’t miss out: http://bit.ly/2wmBaiW GET IN TOUCH: • send us a tweet: @thetotallyshow • find us on Facebook, where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff:  https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/ PARISH NOTICES: • get your shave on with our friends Cornerstone, who are giving you £10 off your first order:  https://www.cornerstone.co.uk/totally • we’re working with CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably, who are dedicated to preventing male suicide. Find out more: https://www.thecalmzone.net/

Fantasy Gaffer is joined by West Of The Pond's Chuck Booth and MikeP to look at the best options for the final game week of the Fantasy Premier League

Join Aidan Small and Sean Walford as they discuss Southampton's newest signing Sofiane Boufal, the season so far, and any potential transfers ahead of the summer window closing.