Le Foot Podcast

Trophy Lifts & Pitch Invasions - PSG & Relegation Drama

The Ligue 1 season has come to an end, with Paris Saint-Germain crowned deserved champions — but it was Paris FC who claimed derby bragging rights. And seriously… why was the trophy lifted before the warm-up? Elsewhere, both Lille and Lyon suffered defeats on the final day, yet still secured Champions League football for next season. But will we see one more year of Olivier Giroud in a Lille shirt? Auxerre — led by the brilliant Lassine Sinayoko — will play in Ligue 1 next season, while Olympique de Marseille signed off for the summer with a strong final performance to secure a place in the Europa League. Meanwhile, Nice still have unfinished business, with a cup final and a relegation play-off involving AS Saint-Étienne still to come. Will the season end with as much drama as Le Foot Pronos itself? All that and much more in this week’s episode. Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

Finals, Firecrackers and Fire Extinguishers

PSG are on their way to Budapest for a Champions League final showdown with Arsenal, while Le Mans edge ever closer to Ligue 1 after a fiery clash in Bastia. Meanwhile in Marseille, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang swapped football boots for a fire extinguisher during the lockdown at the club’s training ground — but what really happened? More drama, more prediction points on the line, and the big question remains: who’s walking away with the deluxe McDonald’s dinner? We cover it all as the countdown to the final Ligue 1 weekend of the season continues. On y va! Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

Champagne & Collapse: PSG’s March, Marseille’s Meltdown

PSG have the champagne on ice as they edge closer to a fifth consecutive Ligue 1 title, despite a draw against Lorient. Has Doué stepped up to show he is not only a star, but also a leader, with Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia absent? Lyon are closing in on Champions League qualification after an excellent performance against Rennes. But did Tamari give us the goal of the season? And should Deschamps bring LePaul to the World Cup as a wildcard? Many now think so, after his 19 goals this season. Le Foot Pronos rolls on with two matchweeks remaining—and the only thing worse than our predictions right now is Marseille’s form, as they’ve hit rock bottom. The opposite of rock bottom was last week’s Champions League match between PSG and Bayern Munich. Was it the best match in recent football history? And how will it end on Wednesday in Bavaria? We break it all down and more in the latest episode of Le Foot. On y va! Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

An ice-cold Panenka

The comebacks kept coming this matchweek, as Lens, Toulouse, and Strasbourg all picked up points despite trailing by multiple goals. PSG are now closing in on their fifth consecutive Ligue 1 title after back-to-back 3–0 victories, but the race for Champions League football next season is hotter than ever, especially after Monaco and Marseille dropped points. Can Lyon and Lille pull away and secure those two spots? Should Marseille sell Greenwood? Will OGC Nice have a chance against Lens in the Coupe de France final? And will the clash of the year—PSG vs. Bayern Munich—be decided by the quality of the goalkeepers? We’ll dive into all of this, and also aim to get back on track with fresh ”Le Foot Pronos”-predictions ahead of next weekend. On y va! Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com Or LeFootPodcast on socials

Endrick brilliance and a boiling anger

Olympique Lyonnais stunned PSG at the Parc des Princes, with Endrick delivering a statement performance—scoring and assisting in emphatic fashion. That’s exactly the kind of response you want from a player who’s just been benched. The question now: can he sustain this level for the rest of the season? And what did Le Foot make of his eye-catching dance celebration? Meanwhile, tensions are boiling over in Marseille. The crisis deepened after their defeat at Lorient, where moments of brilliance from Pagis and Dieng proved decisive. Elsewhere, frustration spilled onto the touchline as well, with Vahid Halilhodžić completely losing his composure over a refereeing decision—an outburst that may well have marked his final game in charge this season. On the European stage, both PSG and Strasbourg progressed, and we’ll break down how they overcame Liverpool and Mainz. Looking ahead, we preview the upcoming matchweek, level up our predictions, and introduce Le Foot Pronos—where the three of us go head-to-head to prove who truly has the best eye for Ligue 1 by the season’s end. On y va! Hosts: Charlie Persson, Jeff Julin & Dennis Lundgren Music by: Debranch Question or opinions? Lefootpodcast@gmail.com or LeFootPodcast on socials