What you may have missed between last night and this morning
1. Football – Champions League: Manchester United, the first big rug
Tuesday, we spoke to you of a historical storm warning on England. In the evening the wind started blowing in Wolfsburg where Manchester United was swept in the Champions League (3-2). In Madrid too, there was trouble. But Real came out more as this is qu’indemne Malmö has taken everything: 8-0, quadrupled Ronaldo, Benzema tripled. Do not throw more … Last but not least, PSG beat Shakhtar Donetsk in the Park (2-0).
The only consolation for MU. This surreal stop De Gea. Must see.
2. Tennis – AFP: Federer creamery exchange
2016, it’s already tomorrow. And it is preparing now. Thus, Federer ended with his collaboration with his coach Stefan Edberg. Why ? Because it was expected. “It was a dream come true (note: work with Edberg). Although this collaboration was expected to last a year, Stefan agreed to extend the experience this season What I really enjoyed “, explained Roger Federer on Facebook. Now it’s Ivan Ljubicic who will work with the Swiss.
3. Basketball – NBA: And who are 27 23
Will the Warriors lose a day? Yes I do. But it was not that night. In Indiana, the NBA champions have emerged with a good 131-123 Stephen Curry (29 points, 10) and an excellent Klay Thompson (39 points and 10 winning shots Successful). The back has nevertheless an ankle injury late in the game. Balance Golden State? 23 wins since the start of the season. Suite with 27 last season. This means that GS equals the second best series in history, conducted by Miami. Do not stay in front of the Lakers 33 wins in 1971/1972. The Cavaliers eventually get the better of Portland (105-100) thanks to LeBron James (33 points). The Thunder made short work of Memphis (88-125), with a very good Durant (32 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists).
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- Basketball – Eurocup Nanterre is on the brink of elimination after conceding defeat in a fourth row by falling home against Oldenburg (83-92), as Nancy despite its success in Charleroi (86- 81).
- Boxing: IBF: Tyson Fury has already lost one of its belts. When he refused to confront his official challenger Vyacheslav Glazkov, the Briton was stripped of his title.
The video remedial
Jean-Baptiste Lafond wanted to talk about a great this week …
Lafond: “Dusautoir He put his head where I n ‘ would not put a finger … “- Eurosport
The tweet that comes from far away and just falls
You have already heard a shot “from downtown”? There’s one in the first sense.
What you should not miss today …
1. Football – Champions League: Chelsea and Arsenal tremble
The last evening of the first round, that’s Wednesday. Suspense at its height the London side and Piraeus where Chelsea against Porto and Arsenal, Olympiakos opposed, are on a mission. Arsenal should definitely win and go up the deficit go (2-3 defeat at the Emirates). Chelsea must avoid losing.
Mourinho is certain to have Abramovich in the pocket – Eurosport
2. Football – Champions League: What about Fournier ?
Lyon plays in Valencia for nothing. Finally, on paper … because Hubert Fournier, he continues to play big. This morning, in the columns of L’Equipe, we learn that Leonardo and Lucien Favre would be tracked, even if the current coach of the OL is not yet sentenced. It is said that “to govern is to foresee”, the fact remains that it is not super encouraging for Fournier.
Gary Neville does not focus on “the state of mind Lyonnais “- Eurosport
It happened a … December 9
2006. Marseille. Stade Vélodrome. Six months to the day that he expected that. Suffered a broken leg against China the day before departure of the Blues for the World Cup, Djibril Cisse is back on land and debuted with OM. He will deliver an assist for Niang and Marseille prevail 2-1 against Monaco. Djibril Cisse was our guest last week. If you missed, that’s what he told us about his career.
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