Ligue 1

Mbappe’s tweet about Pele: ‘Pray for the king’

Published

2 months ago

December 3, 2022

Madelyn

Following Brazilian reports that Pele is not responding to chemotherapy and has started a new procedure, Kylian Mbappe has tweeted his support for the Brazilian.

The new reports from Brazil stating that Pelé’s health condition is a cause for concern did not respond to chemotherapy and started a new procedure.

The soccer legend got introduced back in hospital last Tuesday (29/30)., He is now on exclusive sedation therapy.

Kylian Mbappe tweeted his support for the 82-year-old, writing: “Pray for the King”.

Source: sport 24

Madelyn

I am a sports writer and journalist who has written for various online publications including Sportish. I’m originally from the UK but currently live in Toronto, Canada. I’m also an author on Sportish and have written several articles on a variety of sports-related topics.

Ligue 1

Chelsea have announced 19-year-old Malo Gusteau on loan at Lyon until the end of the season

Published

7 hours ago

January 29, 2023

Madelyn

Chelsea have announced the signing of 19-year-old Malo Gusteau from Lyon for €30m until 2030, with the young full-back continuing on loan for the French club until the end of the season.

In a forward-leaning transfer, Chelsea went ahead, making the 19-year-old Lyon defender his own. Malo Gusto. This was the Londoners’ second signing from the winter window, following the signing of Christopher Nkunku.

The young full-back, who will continue to play for the French club on loan until the end of the season, has signed a contract with the “Blues” until 2030.

From this fee, Lyon put the amount of 30 million euros in the coffers. Gusteau has recorded 15 Ligue 1 games with one assist this season, while 54 games in total and handing out six assists.

Source: sport 24

Madelyn

Ligue 1

Full Sunday schedule: where to watch AC Milan, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Napoli v Roma

Published

10 hours ago

January 29, 2023

Madelyn

Football action continues across Europe on Sunday (29/01) with the schedule including great fixtures in the Stoiximan Super League, FA Cup, Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga and Ligue 1. Check out the in-depth TV coverage.

The action continues in Europe and today’s schedule (29/01) includes some great matches in the Stoiximan Super League, FA Cup, Serie A, La Liga and Bundesliga.

Within the borders, the games between Olympiakos and OFI and AEK and Aris stand out. Abroad we have many games of special interest.

In particular Sportish area You can watch the entire TV schedule every day while all matches are broadcast live from the match center.

Sunday TV program

13:15 Eredivisie: Twente – Feyenoord / Novasports launch
13:30 Series A: Milan – Sassuolo / COSMOTE SPORT 3 HD
14:00 League 1: Nice – Lille / Novasports Prime
14:30 Belgian Championship: Anderlecht – Antwerp / Novasports 5HD
14:30 2nd Bundesliga: Hamburg-Brunswick / Novasports 2HD
15:00 League: Valladolid-Valencia / Novasports 1HD
15:30 Emirates FA Cup: Brighton Liverpool / COSMOTE SPORT 8 HD
15:30 Cinch Scottish Premier League: Livingstone-Harts / COSMOTE SPORT 6 HD
15:30 Eredivisie: Excelsior-Ajax / Novasports 4HD
16:00 Stoiximan Super League: Olympiacos – OFI / COSMOTE SPORT 1 HD
16:00 Series A: Juventus-Monza / COSMOTE SPORT 2 HD
16:30 Bundesliga: Schalke – Cologne / Novasports 3HD
17:15 Series B: Frosinone – Benevento / Novasports launch
17:15 League: Osasuna – Atletico Madrid / Novasports 1HD
17:30 Portugal League Bwin: Casa Pia – Santa Clara / COSMOTE SPORT 5 HD
18:00 Cinch Scottish Premier League: Dundee United – Celtic / COSMOTE SPORT 3 HD
18:05 League 1: Ajaccio-Lyon / Novasports 2HD
18:30 Bundesliga: Bayer Leverkusen – Dortmund / Novasports Prime
19:00 Saudi Super Cup: Al Ittihad – Al Fayha / COSMOTE SPORT 9 HD
19:00 Series A: Lazio – Fiorentina / COSMOTE SPORT 2 HD
19:30 Stoximan Super League: AEK-Aris / COSMOTE SPORT 1 HD
19:30 League: Celta – Athletic Bilbao / Novasports 1HD
21:45 Series A: Naples – Rome / COSMOTE SPORT 2 HD
21:45 League 1: Paris Saint Germain – Reims / Novasports 2HD
22:00 League: Real Madrid – Real Sociedad / Novasports 1HD

Source: sport 24

Madelyn

Ligue 1

Marseille 1-1 Monaco: The Monegasques withstood the pressure and left the Velodrome with the point

Published

19 hours ago

January 28, 2023

Madelyn

Marseille struggled to turn their game against Monaco at the Velodrome but could only settle for a draw. Veretou sent the ball into his team’s net in the 17th minute and Alexis Sanchez set up the final score in the 47th minute.

Marseille hosted Monaco on the 20th day of the Ligue 1 derby at the Velodrome and there was a 1-1 draw, a draw no one will be happy with.

The visitors were more dangerous in the first half and took the lead in the 17th minute through a Veretto own goal, while Ruben Blanco stopped Ben Yender with a nice intervention in the 30th minute.

In the second 45 minutes, however, it was Igor Tudor’s side who dominated the pitch and found a goal with… good morning when Alexis Sanchez equalized in the 47th minute.

Balerdi almost became a hero for the “Seals” in the 73rd minute when his attempt at the Nubel post was stopped.

Marseille’s last good moment came in the 88th minute when Paget’s shot went just wide. Both teams stayed at 1:1. Marseille reached 43 points and missed a chance to catch Paris Saint-Germain, while Monaco follows in fourth place with 38 points, feeling the breath of the fifth-placed race.

Marseilles: Blanco, Beba, Zizo, Kolasinac, Inter, Ronzier, Veretou (86′ Girg), Tavares, Malinovski (86′ Paget), Gueduzi (46′ Balerdi), Sanchez.

Monaco: Nubel, Vanderson (90+2′ Aguilar), Disassi, Maripan, Enrique, Fofana, Matazzo, Diata (68′ Jacobs), Golovin, Ben Segir (68′ Gnxalo Martins), Ben Geder.