Le Foot Podcast

Derby du Nord was decided by a late Olivier Giroud winner, while elsewhere on Friday, Hakimi and Wahi helped themselves to hat-tricks. But Hakimi wasn't done there, adding two assists to his three goals in a remarkable five-goal contribution for PSG. Seriously, does it get any better than that?
We also look at Marseille's four-game winning streak and Genesio's continued resilience, before diving into all the latest Ligue 1 talking points. Digard gets the sack, Rosenior and Sinayoko are flying and what does Fonseca to Sporting Lisbon mean for Lyon? Plus, it's time for Le Top & Le Flop, our Pronos, and plenty more Ligue 1 discussion, as always!
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

PSG are back on top of the table after beating Lyon at the Parc des Princes, with unusual suspects Godts and Mayulu scoring. But are there reasons to worry in Paris? With Kvara out for the season and Torres struggling to find the back of the net, questions are starting to emerge.
Meanwhile, OM are enjoying three consecutive Ligue 1 victories, easing the pressure and making the crisis feel a little less severe. Lens also look to be finding their form again after a strong, rain-soaked victory against Roseniors’ men.
In this episode of LE FOOT, we break down all the latest Ligue 1 action, discuss Thauvin’s jubilee, admire Szymański’s beauty of a goal, and bring you our new Le Top & Le Flop, predictions/pronos and much more!
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

PSG and Lyon enjoyed perfect weeks. Are PSG favorites against any team at this point? We’re asking the big questions, celebrating a perfect 3/3 in Pronos, and getting back on track. 
In Ligue 1, five teams are now level on 14 points, while Paris delivered a chaotic showdown featuring LePaul, Sinayoko, and a referee who certainly had a busy night. Meanwhile, OM put five past Angers, and we’re still wondering: when can Bruno Genesio finally rest easy?
We also break down the latest European action, Maresca vs Luis Enrique, look ahead to PSG’s upcoming clash with Barcelona, introduce our brand-new segment Le Top & Le Flop, and dive into plenty more Ligue 1 talk.
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

What a weekend of football! With 29 goals and three red cards, there was no shortage of drama. Kvaratskhelia needed just two minutes on the pitch to make his mark, while Monaco’s failure to beat Toulouse means PSG is closing in. At the other end of the table, Marseille picked up three crucial points, with two young talents stepping up when it mattered most and Harit scoring. We talk about Fonseca vs Roseniors fashion choices, Oppongs first goal, PSGs potential line up vs Manchester City and much more as always. On y va! Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials 

Ligue 1 is finally back next weekend! We take a look at some of the standout performances from Ligue 1 players during the international break, including Vitinha, Mendes, Šulc (!), Ueda, and more.
Speaking of Ueda, we dive into the story of the Japanese star and take a closer look at his rise from Mito to becoming a goalscoring machine in Europe and for the Japan national team.
Then, we look ahead to next weekend’s Ligue 1 action, with a packed schedule featuring plenty of exciting matchups, including Lens vs. Lyon, Monaco vs. Toulouse, and Troyes vs. OM.
But even more thrilling is the return of Le Foot Pronos.
Who will get the points?
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

With no Ligue 1 matches played this weekend, we’ve got plenty to talk about.
We take a closer look at Zinedine Zidane’s first squad selection as Les Bleus manager, including some surprise names such as Guillaume Restes and LePaul. We also reveal our picks for the best and worst Ligue 1 kits of the season — and there’s a surprise clash along the way.
Elsewhere, we discuss Dennis’ running, Alexis Mac Allister’s brother, Paris Brunner’s childish celebration and the suspension that followed.
And for our Club of the Week, we head to Champagne to discover Troyes.
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

The first Le Classique of the season ends in a PSG victory, but Marseille made it far more competitive than expected at the Vélodrome. Marco from OM Toronto Club joins and gives his take on the match and the OM season start.
Monaco remain top of the table after another impressive performance from Paris Brunner. Meanwhile, Liam Rosenior got the win against his former club — but lost it anyway as he celebrated in front of his former supporters. Can managers really behave like that against their old employers?
We dive into that, Dino Toppmöller’s exit, Ligue 1’s ongoing goalscoring frenzy, and much more from another action-packed weekend in France.
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

PSG finally grabbed their first three points of the season in Brittany, with another Ferran Torres goal proving to be the difference.. But it’s Lille, Monaco and Rennes leading the way early on as the Ligue 1 season begins to take shape. This week, we dive into Lens’ disappointing start to the league campaign, assess the latest Champions League performances, Yaya Tourés journey to the Champions League with Slovan Bratislava and look ahead to the other European competitions. We also discuss some absolute banger goals, Le Classique, make our latest Le Foot Pronos picks and much more as always. On y va! Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

AS Monaco make it a perfect start after beating PSG at the Parc des Princes — but why are the French champions looking so ineffective?
Meanwhile, the pressure is mounting in Marseille after Lassine Sinayoko’s hat-trick condemned OM to a defeat at the Vélodrome. Where does Marseille go from here? We take a deep dive into OM’s increasingly precarious situation and ask how — or even if — it can be fixed.
We also look ahead to the Champions League fixtures, make our picks in Le Foot Pronos, Dennis argues that Katseris could have made TOTW and bring you our take on the latest news, drama and talking points from French football and Ligue 1. 
PSG, Monaco, Marseille, the Champions League and plenty more.
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

Monaco are the only Ligue 1 side with a perfect two wins from two, following another brilliant performance from Brunner.
Meanwhile, PSG were held to a draw by Lille after a game featuring three outstanding goals.
It’s officially goodbye — for now — to Barcola, as he makes his move to Liverpool. And speaking of goodbyes, which players should Lyon sell to raise the €100 million they now need after missing out on Champions League football?
We dive into all of that, as well as Paris FC’s dream start at home, the latest transfer news, the upcoming European fixtures, and much more.
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Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials