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Une équipe de France « sans Français », selon Mariano Rajoy : le dérapage qui choque

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Allez les ... eh, not us

Allez les ... eh, not us

French Expression of the Day: Ne pas avoir la langue dans sa poche

This French expression is a good one to teach your unfiltered friend.

Why Mexican-Americans prefer to support Mexico | DW News

Mexican-American football fans in the USA often split allegiances between their two cultures. For many in Los Angeles, the Mexico national team trumps the nation they call home. #Mexico #USA #WorldCup #dwsports For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DW on social media: ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dwnews ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deutschewellenews/ ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/dwnews Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie: https://www.youtube.com/dwdeutsch Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/deutschewelleenglish?sub_confirmation=1

England World Cup squad arrives in Mexico City

Chants and booing greeted the England World Cup squad on their arrival at a Mexico City hotel ahead of the round of 16 match against Mexico. #england #worldcup #mexico

Former Spanish PM Rajoy makes racist remarks about France's football team

In an op-ed published after Spain qualified for the World Cup semifinals, Mariano Rajoy, former leader of the right-wing People's Party, said there are 'no French' in France's squad.

Haaland beats his own drum as Norway get set for England epic | Paul MacInnes

Ståle Solbakken’s side have played with smiles on their faces – and none more so than the talismanic strikerErling Haaland saves his best content for Snapchat. Norway’s No 9, fresh off another decisive double to dispatch Brazil from the World Cup, posted clips overnight of what looked like a party on the team bus. Haaland was delirious, staggering around in the aisle, singing along to a largely forgotten summer tune by a French DJ called Kungs. “We are never going home,” runs the chorus.Norway will go home at some point, maybe even on Saturday when they play England in a World Cup quarter-final in Miami. But there can be no doubt that the country, the team, the supporters and their superstar have been making the most of their time in the US. From the longboat rowing ceremony, to the accumulation of cowboy gear (T-shirt: “Y’all can kiss my Dallas”), to Haaland’s performative taking-it-all-in pose – hands on hips, eyes raised to the horizon, bemused smile – they’ve been loving every minute of it. Continue reading...

Mexico fans are dreaming big: ‘¿Y si sí?’ explained

¿Y si sí? As Mexico moves to the Round of 16 in the 2026 World Cup following its Tuesday night 2-0 win over Ecuador — advancing in the knockout stage of the tournament for the first time in 40 years — El Tri fans have rallied behind a unifying phrase: “¿Y si sí?” The simple []

'Sir, we love you': Trump goes off script with meandering self-praise at NATO conference

Amid reports that diplomats and world leaders are beside themselves over Donald Trump’s threats at the NATO conference in Turkey, the president attempted Wednesday to spin the meeting as a lovefest.Sound raspy and looking tired, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, looking over his shoulder, the president, as is his custom, departed from his prepared notes to claim that he is quite the popular guy with his counterparts.“They respect us as a country, Trump said. They didn't respect us two years ago. They laughed at us. NATO laughed at us, everybody laughed at us. They don't laugh anymore.” Trump then added an odd remark.“And they're, you know, just again, if you could have seen the respect and the love in the room and it's love really for the country, for our country, Trump said. I don't want to say me because you'll say, oh, he's so conceited. He's such a conceited person. But they do.”“I mean, you know, they, like the job I'm doing,” he continued. “They said, ‘We love, sir, we love you.’ These are grown people saying that. Isn't that nice?”“Maybe, I don't know, maybe they're trying to get to me. And, in a way they did, because there was tremendous unity in that room,” he asserted. - YouTube youtu.be

Hablar Inglés?! LOL! JD Vance Hilariously HECKLES Protester Babbling in SPANISH and We Are Here FOR IT

Hablar Inglés?! LOL! JD Vance Hilariously HECKLES Protester Babbling in SPANISH and We Are Here FOR IT

Argentina's players sing that they will beat England at the World Cup 'for the Falklands' in series of anti-English chants before semi-final grudge match

Argentina's players sing that they will beat England at the World Cup 'for the Falklands' in series of anti-English chants before semi-final grudge match

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🚨 UNITED DREAM! TCHOUAMENI: TWO FACTORS! DOMINO EFFECT! CHELSEA BID SOON, ANDREY ON, BALEBA…

👋🏼 Hello guys, this is Fabrizio Romano, and welcome to a new YouTube video. 📰 Today we answer your questions on Manchester United's midfield plans, including the latest on Aurélien Tchouaméni, André Santos and Carlos Baleba. We also cover the latest domino effect between Atlético Madrid and PSG, with Kang-in Lee's move now done and Maghnes Akliouche emerging as Paris Saint-Germain's priority signing. Plus, all the latest from Chelsea, including updates on Granit Xhaka, Pep Chavarría, and Maxence Lacroix as the Blues continue working behind the scenes. Drop your questions for the next Q&A in the comments! 👇 Find full details in this video! Don't forget to subscribe and like this video, also leave your comment below. HERE WE GO! __ 📱 https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano 📱 https://www.instagram.com/fabriziorom 📱 https://discord.gg/mPtA495zHW __ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:18 Man United's dream move for Aurélien Tchouaméni 2:52 Latest on André Santos to Manchester United 4:00 Carlos Baleba update 5:00 Kang-in Lee to Atlético Madrid, here we go 5:54 PSG pushing for Maghnes Akliouche 6:41 Chelsea transfer latest: Xhaka, Pep Chavarría & Maxence Lacroix

'Antifa In Costume': Famous Racist Denies Friendly Fascists

Laura Ingraham, who rose to prominence by being an out-and-proud racist, is suddenly flummoxed by the Patriot Front march in Washington, DC on July 4th. In the video she quotes, one unmasked person tells her he doesn't like Kash Patel because he is Indian. When the videographer points out that Patel was born in this country, the Patriot Front person apparently speaking for the group says no, Patel is Indian. When asked what he is, the white fascist boy says he was born American. Yes, this is how stupid and hateful they are. Ingraham has the weirdest response. I call fake. Looks more like Antifa in costume. No one should be allowed to cover their faces pic.twitter.com/2NoBWHpkKT — Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) July 4, 2026 Huh. I've been wondering all day how many of those clowns were ICE agents. But I agree 100 with part of what she said. ICE agents should not be allowed to be masked and neither should these cowards. They should own their hate. Response was swift:read more

In any language: English speakers are tuning into World Cup broadcasts in Spanish

Ashleigh Hallam teaches English at her local library in Indiana.

Ivory Coast coach accuses Germany of 'lack of fair play'

Ivory Coast coach EmerseFaé has said Germany lacked fair play in their World Cup match on Saturday, reported dpa. We look to such nations as examples to help us improve, and I was a little disappointed by the lack of fair play shown by this German team, Faé told the post match news conference. Germany won 2-1 from a stoppage time goal by Deniz Undav but Faé was mainly incensed about an 80th minute incident when Wilfried Singo went down injured. “You would have expected a bit more fair play from a great nation like Germany when Singo kicked the ball out of play because of an injury,” Faé said. Singo held his thigh after a duel with Kai Havertz and kicked the ball out of bounds. He then went down in such a way that he was back on the pitch which led to an interruption. This move made the Germans furious because it denied them a quick throw in as tempers flared. Faé meanwhile said that we would have liked them to pass the ball back to us. Faé also said he had a war of words with German full-back Nathaniel Brown. “I simply told him to stay humble. Its true, he played a brilliant game; hes part of a very, very strong national team. But I dont think he needs to speak ill of us just because his team are behind, or because the score is 1–1 and hed like to win,” Faé said.

Mbappé slams ‘brazen racism’ from Paraguay senator following World Cup match

French striker Kylian Mbappé has issued a blistering response to reported racist comments attributed to a Paraguayan senator in online reports.“Madame Celeste Amarilla, you are a despicable woman and unworthy of your position. You do not represent Paraguay, that country which has sweated passion and honour throughout the competition,” Mbappé shared on X on Monday.The comments followed online reports of racist statements about Mbappé shared by an X account attributed to Amarilla (@CelesteSenadora).One post on the account read: “Bruto didn't even learn to write; instead of mother's milk, he sucked on coconuts, and the most educated thing he heard were chimpanzees.”The comments were shared on Saturday following France’s 1-0 win over Paraguay in their World Cup Round of 16 match.Other posts on the page read: “Colonised Cameroonian, pretending hard to be French, resentful, newly rich, arrogant, and ugly. He was nervous and scared to death the whole match, like his entire team; they couldn't even score a goal, they won by a fluke.”Mbappé was born in Paris, France, to a father of Cameroonian heritage.The footballer, in his response, chided the senator for the comments, which he said have now overshadowed Paraguay’s World Cup journey.“Through your recklessness and your brazen racism, the entire world has already forgotten the journey and the historic effort that your players accomplished during this World Cup, making way for an incompetent woman who gives the worst possible image of her country,” he said.“I will never allow people like her the freedom to spread their hatred and racism across the world,” Mbappé concluded.

Why English spelling looks like it lost a bar fight with history

English spelling is not broken so much as visibly injured. A video by Airlearn Language Show explains how the printing press, the Great Vowel Shift, dead gods, French-Italian beef, Dutch typesetters, and Renaissance Latin nerds left English looking like it staggered out of a tavern with Wednesday in one pocket and colonel in the other. — Read the rest The post Why English spelling looks like it lost a bar fight with history appeared first on Boing Boing.

World Cup day 18: Reaction after England beat Panama and Ronaldo left frustrated

Today marks day 18 of the 2026 World Cup.And there's plenty of reaction to England's gritty 2-0 victory over Panama, which was achieved courtesy of star duo Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane.Make no mistake about it, this wasn't the Three Lions at their absolute best.Yet England's quality shone through in the end, with Thomas Tuchel relieved they were able to get the job done.In the other Group L game, Croatia beat Ghana 2-1 to finish second.Then, overnight, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi endured mixed fortunes.Ronaldo toiled as Portugal drew 0-0 with Colombia, while Messi bagged his sixth goal of the World Cup as Argentina fought their way to a 3-1 victory over Jordan.Read on below for all of our coverage throughout the day.Keane tears into TuchelRoy Keane believes Thomas Tuchel still does not know his best England starting XI despite the Three Lions reaching the World Cup knockout stages as group winners. I don't think he has a clue what his best XI is. That's not good, he said on ITV. Gary Neville, meanwhile, hailed Jude Bellingham as England's standout performer, insisting his team-mates must quickly reach the Real Madrid star's level if they are to become genuine contenders for the trophy.Good morningIf you stayed up for the England game, and you're reading this now, you'll probably be pretty tired.I'm exhausted. Five odd hours sleep isn't the one...But join me throughout the day for the latest World Cup updates regardless and let's battle on together! Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

English team bus targeted by Mexican fans

Mexican fans have sprayed England's team bus with foam en route to Azteca.

Minions & Monsters Is Good, But Nothing Can Beat The Best Despicable Me Movie

Although kids absolutely love them, the Minions aren’t exactly associated with brilliant blockbusters. If anything, the chaotic, largely nonsensical yellow creatures have become associated with the opposite. Their canned chuckles, slapstick humor, and unusual speech pattern that combines gibberish with bits of actual languages like Spanish, English, and Italian generally land well with young audiences []

Living Abroad Helped Me Realize I’m Proud to Be an American

Sure, we can be loud and fake. But Americans have some genuinely great qualities too.

'¿Y si sí?' A new rally cry is inspiring Mexico during its World Cup run — and beyond

A viral phrase that translates to What if we do? in English is being used by Mexican soccer fans and players dreaming about seemingly impossible wins.

English speakers are tuning into Telemundo for World Cup broadcasts

Thanks to the excitement of Spanish commentary, the iconic 'goooooooal' call, and the lack of commercial breaks, Spanish-language broadcasts have become a favorite among many World Cup viewers in the U.S. (AP video: Obed Lamy) Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Read more: https://apnews.com​ This video may be available for archive licensing via https://newsroom.ap.org/home

FIFA Makes Good And Right And Not At All Corrupt Decision To Rescind Folarin Balogun’s Red Card Suspension

The USMNT was the talk of the soccer world in the aftermath of its triumph over Bosnia and Herzegovina last Wednesday. Most of the conversation was about the latest amazing U.S. performance in a tournament full of them, and the growing consensus that the Americans should be considered overwhelming favorites to go ahead and win the World Cup. However, a sizable portion of the discussion also centered on the referee's scandalous decision to show U.S. striker Folarin Balogun a totally unfair red card for an accidental challenge. The brave Americans were prepared to suffer this miscarriage of justice in dignified silence, and to face Belgium without Balogun. Thankfully, FIFA, an organization known for its commitment to fairness and ethics, stepped in on Sunday and suspended Balogun's one-game suspension. To a small, blinkered minority, FIFA's action smacks of favoritism and corruption. What they hell! you might hear one such person say, in a suspiciously French-ish or Dutch-ish accent. They can't do that! The guy got a red card, he has to pay the price! Ah, but surely this person will admit—or would admit, if they weren't blinded by impotent rage over the Americans' impending ticker-tape parade—that the initial call on the field was completely fraudulent, both on the merits and procedurally. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuaS3jUAark