+ Follow Les Bleus Tag
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[Title] => Are France – and Deschamps – about to be champs again?
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[Title] => FIBA World Cup 2014 Preview: Peek into Greatness
[Summary] => August 30 is almost upon us and our triumphant return to the world stage of basketball. What awaits us is uncertainty, with our coach promising to give the country something to be proud of but toning down expectations to a minimum. Let’s begin this parade of flags starting with Group A.
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[Title] => Paul Pogba of Brazil wins Hyundai Young Player Award
[Summary] => FIFA’s Technical Study Group (TSG) has announced the winner for the coveted “Hyundai Young Player Award” of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil. Paul Pogba is a 21-year-old Juventus star.
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[Title] => French sing Les Bleus
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It was supposed to be France’s redemption. And the French appeared to be on their way to regaining lost pride after veteran Zinedine Zidane drew first blood with a seventh minute penalty to give Les Bleus a 1-0 lead over Italy in the World Cup finals in Berlin last Sunday (yesterday morning, Manila).
In the last World Cup four years ago, France was the humiliated defending champion who failed to survive the first round after losing 1-0 to lowly Senegal, drawing with Uruguay in a scoreless tie and bowing 2-0 to Denmark.
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[Title] => The top picks
[Summary] => After two days of rest, which did not actually give us enough time to let the FIFA World Cup fever subside, the action once again heated up last night in the start of the quarterfinal round of the tournament in Germany.
Well, the Germany-Argentina and the Italy-Ukraine matches have been decided by the time this column comes out.
My picks for the games would be Argentina and Italy, but we could not discount the possibility of a reversal.
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Les Bleus
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It was supposed to be France’s redemption. And the French appeared to be on their way to regaining lost pride after veteran Zinedine Zidane drew first blood with a seventh minute penalty to give Les Bleus a 1-0 lead over Italy in the World Cup finals in Berlin last Sunday (yesterday morning, Manila).
In the last World Cup four years ago, France was the humiliated defending champion who failed to survive the first round after losing 1-0 to lowly Senegal, drawing with Uruguay in a scoreless tie and bowing 2-0 to Denmark.
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Well, the Germany-Argentina and the Italy-Ukraine matches have been decided by the time this column comes out.
My picks for the games would be Argentina and Italy, but we could not discount the possibility of a reversal.
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