Bundesliga

Paris Saint-germain U19s Secure First ‍Champions‌ League Win,‍ Defeating Real Madrid 2-1

PARIS – Paris Saint-Germain’s Under 19s claimed ⁣their first victory in the UEFA Women’s Champions ​League group stage, overcoming Real‌ Madrid 2-1⁣ at the Stade Robert Bobin⁢ on ​Tuesday.‌ The result marks a​ crucial turning point for Paulo César’s squad after a challenging start to their⁤ European campaign.

The win propels PSG into⁣ contention within group A, offering​ a vital boost as they‌ navigate a demanding schedule. Both teams entered the match ‍seeking their first three points, with Real‌ Madrid having previously drawn against Manchester United and PSG ‌falling to a loss against Chelsea. This victory sets up a pivotal upcoming fixture‌ against Paris ‌FC, while Real madrid will aim to rebound against Manchester United.

Real Madrid initially took the lead through​ a goal in the 58th minute, reducing the deficit to 1-2. ⁤However, the madrilenians were unable to equalize, with ⁢PSG controlling possession and tempo until the final whistle.

PSG’s starting eleven included Earps, ​Mbock, Samoura,⁤ The Squirrel, Carmons, Cardish, Diakk (substituted by Croenen in the 91st minute), Echegini (substituted by Jourde in⁤ the 81st minute), Ajibade, Elimbi ⁣Gilbert⁣ (substituted by Graziani in the 77th minute), and Kanjinga (substituted by Leuchter in‍ the 91st minute). Real Madrid fielded Frohms (substituted by Rodríguez in the 16th minute), Navarre, Lakrar, Mendez, Yasmim, ⁣Anngels, Weir, ⁣Caicedo (substituted by Del‍ Castle ⁤in the 62nd minute), Feller (substituted by Santiago in the 76th minute), and Redondo (substituted by Däbritz in the 62nd minute).

Real Madrid, coached by Pau Quesada, will next face ‌Manchester United, while PSG, under Paulo César, ⁤prepares ⁤for a ⁢Parisian derby against ⁢Paris FC. ‌Paris FC recently suffered a defeat against Chelsea, mirroring Real Madrid’s current form.

Olympique⁢ de Marseille Reportedly Makes Inquiry for Real Madrid’s Endrick

Marseille, France – Olympique de Marseille has reportedly expressed ⁢interest in acquiring Brazilian ‌forward Endrick from Real Madrid during⁤ the upcoming winter transfer window, which opens January 1st, 2026. According to ESPN Brazil,the Ligue 1 club has made an initial‍ inquiry regarding the 19-year-old’s availability.

The potential move comes‍ as Endrick faces limited playing ⁤time at Real Madrid ​sence joining the ⁢club ⁣in summer 2024 for a reported €50 million. ​He hasn’t‍ featured‌ in a‌ match ‌for Los ‌Blancos since May 18th,⁣ raising questions about his development ahead of the 2026 World Cup. A temporary ‍move could offer ⁣the Brazilian international crucial‌ game time and‌ a new challenge.

Endrick’s current contract ⁣with Real Madrid ‌extends through⁢ 2030,⁤ complicating any ⁣potential transfer. While Marseille has reportedly shown interest, other clubs ​are also⁢ monitoring the situation. The inquiry from ⁢OM suggests a proactive approach to bolstering their ‌attacking options in the second ⁣half of the‌ season.

The ⁣possibility of ⁢securing Endrick, even on loan, represents a significant opportunity ‌for marseille​ to add a high-potential player ‌to their squad.However,convincing ⁢real Madrid to part with the ‌young​ Brazilian,who they invested heavily in,will ​likely prove challenging. ⁤The ‍coming​ weeks will reveal whether Marseille’s inquiry ⁢develops into a concrete offer and if Real Madrid are willing ​to ⁢consider it.

Olivier ⁢Giroud Hints‌ Lille Could‌ Be His Final Club

Lille, ​France – ‌Veteran striker ⁢Olivier Giroud strongly suggested​ that his current club, LOSC Lille, will likely be the⁣ final stop of his⁣ illustrious career. Speaking on After Foot ‌Thursday evening,​ the 39-year-old revealed the possibility with a‌ degree of certainty, stating⁤ Lille could “most ‌certainly” be ‍his last club.

Giroud, who has already made eight appearances for Lille,‌ scoring ​three goals in ⁤all competitions, has enjoyed ‌a career‌ spanning⁢ top clubs like Arsenal and Chelsea, alongside a record-breaking run with the French ⁢national team. This potential ‌final chapter ‍in Ligue 1 offers fans‍ a chance ⁣to witness a proven ⁣goalscorer in familiar territory​ as he nears the ‌end of his playing days.

The French international, despite⁤ retiring from international duty, also ‌indicated ‌a‌ willingness ‌to answer a ⁢call from the national team manager should ​a⁤ crisis situation arise. “If during ​a match or a gathering, there is a need to help ‍out… ⁤It’s not my style‌ to refuse a selection,” Giroud stated, adding, “There ​would really have to be a huge​ massacre to call me… but to be of service, I could do it.”

Giroud holds the record for most goals ⁤scored for the ‍French national team‍ with ⁢57 goals in 137 appearances. While he⁣ has turned the page ⁤on representing‌ Les Bleus, his ⁢commitment to the sport remains⁢ evident.

Denmark,the Netherlands,and Austria have secured their places in the 2026 FIFA World Cup after ‍winning their UEFA qualifying ⁣matches on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Croatia’s campaign‌ hit a snag, drawing 0-0 with the Czech Republic.

These results mark significant progress in the European qualifying stage ⁢for the expanded 48-team tournament, co-hosted by the United States,‌ Canada,‌ and Mexico. Denmark defeated Kazakhstan 3-1, ​the Netherlands⁣ triumphed over Northern Ireland‍ 6-0, and Austria edged out Sweden 3-2. Croatia’s stalemate leaves their qualification uncertain, requiring further positive results to guarantee a spot.

Match Details:

* Denmark 3-1 Kazakhstan: Goals from‍ Rasmus Højlund (36^e), Andreas Skov Olsen (45^e+1^e), and Henrik Dalsgaard (87^e) ​propelled Denmark to victory.
* Netherlands 6-0 Northern Ireland: Brian​ Brobbey (7^e), Memphis Depay‍ (22^e, 43^e), Georginio wijnaldum (53^e), Steven Bergwijn (66^e), ⁣and Joshua zirkzee‌ (90^e+3^e) contributed to the Netherlands’ dominant ‌win.
* ⁣ Austria 3-2 Sweden: marcel Sabitzer (41^e, 58^e) and Romano Schmid‌ (69^e) secured Austria’s victory, despite goals from Alexander Isak⁢ (29^e) ‍and Viktor Gyökeres (90^e+1^e) for Sweden.
* ​ Czech ‌Republic 0-0 Croatia: The match ended in a scoreless draw, with Marko arnautović (8^e, ‌47^e, 83^e, 84^e), Gregoritsch (24^e), Posch (30^e, ‌42^e), laimer (45^e), and Wurmbrand (76^e) featuring for Croatia.
* Faroe Islands ​4-0 Montenegro: Goals from Sorensen (16^e, 55^e) and Frederiksberg (36^e – penalty, 72^e) led the Faroe Islands⁢ to a decisive victory.