Miguel Delaney

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1,634 appearances 13 recordings 6 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 2d ago

Miguel Delaney’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And then they just... It was a masterclass.

It did remind me, in terms of the level of the performance, of what they did to Germany in the 2010 semi-final, which was 1-0.

But it was a 1-0 that was really a 3-0.

It was so comprehensive.

This team, actually, goals flow a bit more freely for them than that 2010 team.

And yeah, they go into... What was also so striking about the game is...

Especially towards the end of the first half, it spells it a second, and obviously culminating in a brilliant Pedro Parra goal.

I think by now everyone's seeing the kind of long passage of play that leads up to it in the passing.

I know, like, Spanish possession is obviously... It's been a subject of debate over the past few years.

You know, this debate over whether it's boring.

That passage of play, that's what you want to see, I would say.

That is progressive passing through the pitch.

It's kind of... It's what it should be.

And what I really thought about it is...

the utter assurance of what they were doing, the assertiveness.

I do still think it's crazy that someone as pragmatic as Deschamps went for a 4-2-4 against Spain, really, and two in the centre.

The French had flagged it themselves.

I was talking to people around the camp.

They said they were aware of this, and they went with it anyway, which seems significant hubris.

I can't see either Tuchel or Scaloni making that mistake should they get through, and that would be a very different type of game.

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