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In Lille’s Defense
Harvey Burgess looks at the often forgotten backline of what is a very strong Lille side currently leading the way in Ligue 1.
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Harvey Burgess looks at the often forgotten backline of what is a very strong Lille side currently leading the way in Ligue 1.
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Manchester United, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid qualified for quarter finals of the 2011 Champions League following an exciting week’s action which saw the Round of 16 completed.
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As the transfer window slammed shut in France last week, title challengers Paris St Germain were left disappointed in their attempt to strengthen their squad.
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This week we feature Montpellier full-back Mapou Yanga-M’Biwa. The Frenchman has come on leaps and bounds since making the move into the starting eleven while in Ligue 2. This season, Yanga-M’Biwa was linked with a move to Arsenal but remains at Montpellier as they take part in the Europa League.
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Ligue 1 is well underway and Richard Chambers gives a guide to the players to look out for over the coming months.
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The 2010-2011 Ligue 1 season kicked off on Saturday night and delivered a couple of unexpected results. Etienne Michon takes a look back at the major games and analyzes the results.
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France is getting ready for the start of the 2010-2011 Ligue 1 Orange season, and fans are eager to see if their team can battle for Olympique de Marseille’s crown. In this article, Etienne Michon takes a look at the biggest transfer moves and analyze more deeply the strength and weaknesses of the major teams.
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As the nation crashes and burns at the World Cup, non-French Ligue 1 players might be France’s best chance to shine.
With a lot of talking point in French football this summer, Niall Farrell gives his insight in to the new Ligue 1 campaign. Of the ‘big 5’ leagues last year (the top 5 UEFA leagues, based on coefficient – that’s the EPL, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1 respectively), the French Ligue 1 [...]
Timing is everything. A perfect photo or a blurred mess, a hilarious joke or a fluffed gag, a defence-splitting pass or a ball bobbling hopelessly over the sideline. Such things depend on fractions of seconds, intervals so short the mind can’t contemplate. It is not a matter of technique nor of application; it is an [...]