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durée : 00:10:02 - 100% ASNL - L'ASNL continue de naviguer sur une route semée d'embûches en ce mois de février. Après Sochaux, Nancy relève un nouveau défi ce vendredi (19h30) face au Dijon FCO. Un duel de prétendants à la montée, que Nancy doit remporter pour conforter sa place de leader et écarter un concurrent direct.

Salma Amani. Un des 23 noms qui restera à jamais gravé dans l'histoire du football Marocain. Un parcours extraordinaire à la CAN, jouée au Maroc, à la maison, où elles ont rempli des stades de 50 000 personnes. Une rencontre avec les marocains qui ont mis des noms et des visages sur des joueuses talentueuses. Inconnues au bataillon, les joueuses ont prouvé par leurs performances qu'elles valaient la peine d'être suivies et encouragées. Les Lionnes de l'Atlas ne cessent de nous surprendre : d'abord une finale de la CAN l'année, une qualification historique pour les 8e de finale de la Coupe du Monde cette année. Une réussite pour la Fédération Royale de Football qui récolte les fruits du Plan Marshall mené depuis 2020 avec 6 millions d'euros investis dans ce sport. Née à Rabat en 1989, d'un père gendarme, elle quitte le Maroc très tôt à l'âge de 8 mois et est élevée par ses grands-parents à Saint-Brieuc. Comme des millions de jeunes filles, Salma commencera à jouer au foot avec son frère jumeau Salam partout où elle pourra. Salma intègre Clairefontaine à 16 ans, des rêves de foot plein la tête et des étoiles plein les yeux. Elle fait d'ailleurs partie d'une génération de joueuses qui ont eut l'opportunité d'être formées à Clairefontaine grâce à cette première étoile décrochée par les Bleus en 98. Une étoile qui donnera lieu à la création du CNFE sous l'impulsion d'Aimé Jacquet. Milieu offensif, Salma Amani joue pour aider son équipe à construire le jeu et réaliser des passes décisives. Leader technique, elle fait partie de ces joueuses qui préfèrent donner l'exemple sur le terrain sans porter la lourde responsabilité du brassard et refusera le statut de capitaine. De lourdes responsabilités qu'elle a su porter ailleurs. Pendant plusieurs années, Salma marchera dans les pas de son père, Abdelkarim, Gendarme à Rabat, en portant à son tour l'uniforme au sein du PSIG de Saint-Brieuc. Une claque et des rencontres, comme celle avec Yvon Desmet, qui la marqueront à jamais. Salma évoluera 10 ans à l'EA Guingamp, son club de coeur, où elle croisera notamment Sarah M'barek et enflammera un soir de novembre le chaudron du Roudourou avec un triplé qui restera à jamais gravé dans sa mémoire. Après Guingamp, Salma évoluera dans différents clubs pour relever différents challenges : FC Fleury, Dijon FCO, US Saint-Malo jusqu'au FC Metz. Une joueuse passionnée, sincère, simple qui se bat depuis sa plus tendre enfance pour l'émancipation des femmes avec un ballon dans les pieds et des victoires pour son pays. Un épisode qui a forcément une saveur particulière pour moi puisque nous partageons quelques points en commun, au-delà d'un prénom similaire. J'espère que vous prendrez autant de plaisir à écouter cet épisode que j'ai eu de plaisir à l'enregistrer avec Salma. Découvrez là en dehors du terrain sur Joueuses et sur le terrain ce mardi sur M6 pour un 8eme de finale France Maroc qui promet d'être fort en émotions. Bonne écoute ! ▬▬▬▬▬ EPISODES CITES ▬▬▬▬▬  ⁠#1 - Sarah M'barek : Ex-Joueuse et Entraîneure du RC Lens⁠ ▬▬▬▬▬ PRODUCTION ▬▬▬▬▬  Ce podcast vous est proposé et a été produit par "Joueuses". Merci à Salma Amani, Sébastien Gobbi, Axel Watrin au FC Metz pour leur confiance. L'épisode est animé par Selma Khaled, filmé par Pierre Jeanson et mixé par le Studio Module. La musique du générique vous plaît ? C'est grâce à Morgan Prudhomme de Studio Module. ▬▬▬▬▬ CONTACT ▬▬▬▬▬  selma@joueuses.eu --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joueuses/message

Good Morning Monaco Monday, April 12, 2021 Published by NEWS.MC Subscribe to our daily email newsletter Coronavirus figures show marked improvement Almost all the indicators show a substantial improvement in the coronavirus situation in the Principality. Extra three days school holiday in May Following consultations with parents, the Government has decided to introduce an additional three-day holiday from Monday, May 17 through Wednesday, May 19. Prince Philip had long and happy association with Monaco Prince Philip, who died aged 99 on Friday, April 9, enjoyed a long association with the Principality. Financial aid for frost-hit winemakers France is working with banks and insurers to arrange financial aid for winemakers whose vineyards were hit last week by devastating spring frosts and cold weather, Urban Planning dept. in Garden Festival The third edition of the Côte d'Azur Garden Festival will run from May 9 to June 11, with the theme this year being ‘Artists' Gardens'. Tribute paid to Baroness Elizabeth-Ann de Massy On the first day of the main Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament matches, a ceremony was held by the Monte-Carlo Country Club to unveil a plaque in memory of Baroness Elizabeth-Ann de Massy. Smooth sailing for Monaco in routine victory over Dijon After a busy and successful few weeks in their home stadium, AS Monaco hosted Dijon FCO at the Stade Louis II for a Ligue 1 fixture on Sunday, April 11. Copyright © 2020 NEWS SARL. All rights reserved. North East West South (NEWS) SARL. RCI: 20S08518 - NIS: 6312Z21974 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monacodailynews/message

For Paris Saint-Germain supporters, March 10, will either bring closure to one of https://lapelotita.com/2021/02/15/barcelona-vs-psg-from-cruyff-to-messi-the-story-of-a-feud/ (Europe's biggest football feuds) or, re-open a gaping wound that the club may never recover from. No pressure! On this episode of PSG Talking, I'm joined by https://twitter.com/psgtourist (Matt), https://twitter.com/ofthedoor1 (Guillaume), and https://twitter.com/cosesinho (Cose) to discuss PSG's recent performances in Ligue 1, Neymar Jr.'s return from injury, the return leg against FC Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16, and so much more. Up first, it's all about the battle for Ligue 1. Currently, PSG sits two points behind Lille OSC in the table thanks to an https://en.as.com/en/2021/02/22/football/1613974057_346887.html (inexplicable loss to AS Monaco) following the 4-1 win over Barcelona in the first leg of their Champions League tie. PSG was able to rebound against Dijon FCO and Girondins de Bordeaux, but how confident should fans be that PSG can defend their title? Next, we switch gears to talk Champions League and Neymar in particular. The PSG superstar is back in training but should the club risk further injury by https://psgtalk.com/2021/03/report-psg-remains-hopeful-that-neymar-will-play-against-barcelona-in-the-champions-league-return-fixture/ (rushing him)? Considering Barcelona's recent https://www.si.com/soccer/2021/03/03/barcelona-sevilla-comeback-copa-del-rey-video-pique-braithwaite-dembele (comeback against Sevilla FC in the Copa del Rey), PSG could use all the firepower they can get to see out this tie and advance to the next round. Our crew shares their predictions for the match as well as potential starting lineup options for Mauricio Pochettino to consider. We may get some insight into what the manager is thinking this Saturday when PSG takes on Stade Brestois 29 in the Coupe de France. We wrap up the show with some light-hearted conversation about https://www.instagram.com/p/CL5C92dsrCY/ (Juan Bernat's birthday cake), Everton FC supporters, and we share some of the TV shows and movies that are keeping us occupied between matches. As always, thank you for listening, and be sure to subscribe and rate the show wherever you download your podcasts. Want more PSG? Visit the https://psgtalk.com/psg-talk-podcast-network/ (PSG Talk Podcast Network) page and subscribe to PSG Talking, The 1970, and 24th & Parc. Support this podcast

Avec @Alex_dahousse2 supporter stéphanois, on vous propose 3 paris sur le match Dijon- Saint Etienne.  Bon pari Podcast produit par Sports Content en partenariat avec Betclic

Avant de partir en trève internationale, la Ligue 1 à vu quelques rebondissement notamment du côté de Dijon.  Focus, analyse et attente avec notre invité dijonnais.  Podcast produit par Sports Content

With a host of injuries and https://www.goal.com/en-us/news/psg-sporting-director-leonardo-slams-tuchel-for-transfer-demands-/1qspz84gct0681cdu55vwixlph (turmoil between the manager and sporting director), Paris Saint-Germain faces perhaps its most pivotal stretch of games of the season so far. On this episode of PSG Talking, I'm joined by James, Cose, and Guillaume to discuss PSG's two most recent results and we also look ahead to PSG's upcoming UEFA Champions League match against Istanbul Başakşehir. The show begins with a conversation about PSG's frustrating 2-1 loss to Manchester United in the first match of the Champions League group stage. The squad looked tired and devoid of ideas offensively even with Kylian Mbappé and Neymar Jr. on the pitch together. We discuss whether the blame rests on Thomas Tuchel's shoulders and whether his days could be numbered as manager. PSG rebounded from that defeat to United with a 4-0 win over Dijon FCO—the last place team in Ligue 1. Tuchel was forced to rotate his squad due to injuries, which included starting Moise Kean who scored his first two goals in a PSG kit. The 20-year-old has loads of potential and this performance could lead to him taking minutes away from some of the usual starters. We then discuss Wednesday match against Istanbul Başakşehir where anything other than a win could lead to Tuchel getting sacked and the very real possibility that PSG may not qualify for the knockout stage of the Champions League. We go around the panel and get score predictions for this highly-anticipated match. The show concludes with a discussion about a surprising statistic. According to journalist Robin Bairner, since the start of the Qatar Sports Investments era (2011-current), PSG has conceded 18 penalties in the Champions League and only been awarded 7. Is this a case of bad defending or is there a conspiracy against the French giants? As always, thank you for listening, and be sure to subscribe and rate the show wherever you download your podcasts. Want more PSG? Visit the https://psgtalk.com/psg-talk-podcast-network/ (PSG Talk Podcast Network) page and subscribe to PSG Talking, The 1970, and 24th & Parc. Support this podcast

Paris Saint-Germain's match against Manchester United on Tuesday night was supposed to be a chance at redemption. The Red Devils eliminated PSG from the UEFA Champions League in 2019 and their return to the Parc des Princes was a chance for Les Parisiens to prove that result was a fluke. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. On this episode of The 1970, I'm joined as always by https://twitter.com/MarcDamon9 (Marc Damon) and we give our instant reaction to discuss PSG's frustrating 2-1 loss United and discuss who is to blame. https://twitter.com/PSGTalk/status/1318661750418407424 (According to my followers on Twitter), most PSG supporters believe manager, Thomas Tuchel is to blame for the loss to the Premier League side and Marc and I agree but for different reasons. Marc believes Tuchel's inability to create a system in which Kylian Mbappé and Neymar Jr. can thrive is a fireable offense. While I tend to agree with him, I think Leonardo, PSG's sporting director, should make a change to inject some optimism into the squad and supporters. It worked for FC Bayern Munich last season as they won the Champions League over PSG. Tuchel may keep his job for a couple of more weeks. PSG host Dijon FCO on October 24, and then travel to Turkey to play Istanbul Başakşehir F.K. That's a game PSG should win comfortably but if things go south, it's hard to imagine Tuchel continuing with PSG and the club's future in the Champions League this season would very much be in the balance. The podcast concludes with us answering questions from Twitter, including what we think of the rumor that a European super league could be a reality in the near future. As always, thank you for listening, and be sure to subscribe and rate the show wherever you download your podcasts. Want more PSG? Visit the https://psgtalk.com/psg-talk-podcast-network/ (PSG Talk Podcast Network) page and subscribe to PSG Talking, The 1970, and 24th & Parc.

Cinquième épisode de la 5e saison du débrief de Radio Roazhon ! Au programme : retour sur le match nul (1-1) face au Dijon FCO, analyse du premier match officiel de nos recrues et projection sur le match à venir de Ligue des Champions. L'équipe : Romain, Julien, Fabien, Fabrice et Thomas.

Paris Saint-Germain still has a match against Amiens SC on Saturday, but let's be honest, all everyone cares about right now is next week's UEFA Champions League clash against Borussia Dortmund. On this episode of PSG Talking, I'm joined by Mel, James, and Guillaume just hours after PSG's 6-1 win over Dijon FCO in the quarter-finals of the Coupe de France on Wednesday. We start the show with our overall thoughts on the Dijon match before diving into the biggest PSG topics. First up is the situation with Neymar Jr. The Brazilian has missed PSG's last three matches and is questionable to feature against Dortmund. Is he seriously injured or is manager Thomas Tuchel keeping him out of the lineup to ensure he's healthy for the Champions League? Next up, we test our panel's confidence level going into the match. Dortmund is facing several injuries to key starters but so is PSG. Should PSG still be the favorites to advance or is the tie more level now? It always seems like there is a lineup surprise going into a big knockout phase game and I ask the crew what changes Tuchel might have up his sleeve. Could he go with three at the back with so many defenders out due to injury? We wrap up the show by giving our score predictions and answer a couple of questions from Twitter.

This week, the Wankers were joined by former Everton player, and scouser, Alexandra Keaney, in an effort to broker peace between Tottenham and Everton. Steven and Andrea get to know Alex better (2:00), and discuss her current career as Technical director and coach for Downtown United. This week was jam packed with fixtures, starting with Champions League (20:20) which did not disappoint. Between Chelsea's major comeback, Tottenham actually winning and Kyle Walker suiting up as keeper, there was never a dull moment. Premier League (36:40) is currently in shambles, but at least we have Sheffield United vying for that Champions League spot. The European leagues were wilding (45:00), MLS Cup is rapidly approaching (49:00), and the first Ladies North London Derby takes place Saturday the 17th of November (52:10). Congratulations to Beau Pool for winning the Chelsea kit giveaway, follow us on twitter @fkwpod and instagram @fullkitwankerspod and as always, you've got subs if you need 'em.

Dave Denholm reacts to Laurent Ciman leaving LAFC. Vince La Rosa joins Dave for the Black and Gold Breakdown talking about LAFC transferring defender Laurent Ciman To Dijon FCO. Dave talks about the retirement of US Mens Soccer legend Clint Dempsey. Dave rips Manchester United's Jose Mourinho on new one and it's Stoppage Time with Producer Mario.

Welcome back to the Sons of a Pitch! In this episode, the hosts break down Rivalry Week matchups from Major League Soccer and how they impacted the playoff race. New York went purple, TFC got back to scoring, and Seattle has pulled themselves up from the basement and become the West's hottest team. SKC similarly has gone on a 4 game unbeaten streak, without conceding a goal during that time. (Another Goalkeeper of the Year trophy for Tim Melia?) Mike gives you his candid thoughts on Jozy Altidore's additional game suspension handed out by the Disciplinary Committee. Specifically, how the timing and consistency of the decision are sparking conspiracy theories. Finally, LAFC stalwart and Belgian international Laurent Ciman has been transferred to French Ligue 1 team Dijon FCO for a cool $500,000 fee. How will LAFC respond? Tune in to find out!

Thomas gets heated over VAR, Arthur's happy about human error getting phased out of the beautiful game- and much more on this week's podcast! Liverpool 4-3 Man City 2:14 Bournemouth 2-1 Arsenal 9:47 PSG 8-0 Dijon FCO 19:23 French League referee madness 34:57 Checking in on VAR in the FA Cup 37:21 Ryan Giggs in at Wales 53:05 Ronaldinho retirement 58:51 Will Newcastle find a buyer? 1:02:10 Unlikely transfer rumors 1:03:41 Goal of the week 1:05:46 Arsenal-Crystal Palace 1:08:14 Burnley-Man United 1:09:54 Stoke-Huddersfield 1:11:09

Le gardien de but du Dijon FCO, Baptiste Reynet est l’invité du treizième épisode de Banquette. Gardien de but de Dijon et nommé aux Trophées UNFP grâce à sa formidable saison 2016/2017, Baptiste Reynet est aujourd’hui considéré, à 26 ans, comme l’un des meilleurs gardiens français, et une référence de la Ligue 1. Formé à Martigues, il a fait un court passage au FC Lorient et connu trois capes en équipe de France Espoirs.5:15 - Ses débuts dans le foot et comment il est devenu gardien de but7:50 - Sa découverte brutale du haut-niveau11:30 - Le quotidien et la relation particulière avec l’entraîneur des gardiens25:40 - Le mental que doit avoir un gardien et la pression qui pèse sur lui36:10 - La concurrence entre gardiens de but au sein d’un groupe40:15 - Son excellente saison et son avenir46:30 - Les salaires des joueurs et le manque de considération du poste de gardien51:40 - Questionnaire Banquette Montage et mixage : Zaki Allal. Musique : Mehari. Générique : Aurore Meyer-Mahieu. Production et édition : Julien Neuville.