Out of This World From Olise
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How did Michael Olise’s late goal secure France’s win over Belgium?
Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. K Murray and Stevie Nickel here in the studio with more Nations League action to talk you through, including the game that we saw between Belgium and France. Cinderine Zidane with his troops back in action. No Killian Mbappe who's injured. And it looked as though this game was going to end nil-nil. But then Michael Elise came off the bench and did his magic to score in the 88th. It is a 1-0 win for France. and a perfect start for Zinedin Zidane that has them with two wins from two and six points on the board in League A Group One. Do. Let's welcome in Frank LeBoff and Mario Melchiot to talk more. Obviously lots to pick out from that game, even though it was just the one goal, Frank.
What stood out to you the most?
Well uh the bet from uh Zidane, you know, changing nine players uh on his second game uh as a national national team coach, giving chances to uh very long young players. You have to know that uh the four at the back they had only in total eleven caps altogether. So that was kind of a a challenge, but very well done. I mean I enjoyed the game. It could have gone either way the last twenty minutes I would say, uh Belgium Woke up in the second half and try to do something, and they had some chances to score. Uh but I enjoyed the game, I enjoy everything I saw. Dacunya in the middle of the park, uh Juf and Kalulu on the side, Jaque. Great, solid with Lacra, very impressive. Uh Due at his best. Well, yes, you can uh you can say it's from both sides that uh this should
been a little bit more precise and they've been a little bit clumsy on the on the finishing but again I enjoy the way that uh France played second half they pushed Belgium were uh dropping back but uh that was a that was a great game to watch it was missing only the the goals uh but at the end yeah Michael Lyze showed all his talent to uh to give the three points to France.
Didn't he just Frank? How good is he, Michael Elise?
Well, you know what? Uh the the guy is an alien. I mean he knows exactly what he has to do. It was like when he came on, you know, um Zidane was talking to to him and I say, Is he listening to him? I don't know, maybe he's he's from another planet, he doesn't even understand when people talk to him. It's like when he has press conferences when he doesn't want to end to le to uh to answer to questions. Is the guy is uh is he's insanely magical. That's what it is. Uh Uh well the his first touch with his uh with his elbow pushes the ball, then going with the right right foot, cutting the exactly what he has to do, cutting the defense defender uh uh run and and after is just perfect. I mean the feeling the left foot uh open his foot left foot and curves it.
That's just that's just pure talent. You cannot even explain. And I'm not sure he can explain how it does. It's is it's natural.
I'll tell you what, actually could be an alien. If his elbows up here, he could be an alien.
Mario, other than other than prey, Mario, what do you do when you're up against a player like Elise as a defender? Well
It's it's difficult. You know why? Because what what Frank just said, you know, like um when I I don't know if you even like the best players I think and when you feel the best as an individual is when you don't have to prep. When you don't have to prep too much, you come into the game and you just play that game. He he looks like that. He looks like a player that you know he he doesn't think, he just gets on the ball, even when his players are in p in problem there. Like there was one moment when he came on, he dropped really low. To pick up the ball. He received the ball from one of the defenders. And he saw the problem and the difficulty for the player already. Before maybe the player didn't even know.
He turned open and he just said, Yeah, give me the ball. And he dribbled inside the pitch. And for me, you know, like and what Frank just said about Sidan, I saw that moment when he was talking to him. He's literally watching in front of him. And Sidan is talking to him.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Michael Olise’s late goal secure France’s win over Belgium?
0:04–9:20
2
What made Bernardo Silva’s late challenge on Martin Ødegaard so controversial?
9:20–13:33
3
Why does Thomas Tuchel refuse to rest England players?
13:33–17:40
4
How can a manager channel Jude Bellingham’s competitive temperament?
17:40–24:09
5
What does Harry Kane eat on match day, and do footballers need strict diets?
24:09–28:07
6
How has sudden fame affected Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha’s privacy?
28:07–34:54
7
What are realistic expectations for Xavi and the Netherlands at Euro 2028?
34:54–41:45
8
Do Nations League matches matter more to players than international friendlies?
41:45–48:45
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