“Forget Ligue 1, watch F1! «
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The Monday Tackle PODCAST. Show, younger fans, top audience… Formula 1 has reinvented itself to please. What if Ligue 1 was inspired by it?
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Through Florent Barraco, Thomas Bourgeois-Muller, Adrien Mathieu and Julien rebucci
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Lhe Ligue 1 continues its path: without too much concern, PSG has 13 points ahead of its new runner-up, Olympique de Marseille. Despite the victory against AS Monaco (2-0), doubts persist about the ability of the Parisian club to offer a full match without a drop in pace and desire. Questions also remain important as to the level of Lionel Messi. The seven-time Golden Ball disappointed this Sunday and his stats in Ligue 1 remain starved: one goal in ten games and four assists.
Another struggling man: Peter Bosz. Announced as the offensive wizard of OL, champion of the beautiful game, the Dutch coach has renounced his principles and his team delivers, in Ligue 1, bland services, like the shock against Lille (0-0).
But the event of the day was the Formula 1 GP with a race just like the season: phenomenal. A discipline in full renaissance – in terms of spectacle, level and audience – which could inspire our football which tends to purr and not renew its fan base. What if Ligue 1 was inspired by F1?
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