Among the consultants of Canal Football Club Every Sunday, Frédéric Antonetti is not asked for the Champions League evenings broadcast by the encrypted chain (Hervé Mathoux is mostly accompanied by Laure Boulleau, David Ginola and Samir Nasri). On the other hand, the former coach of Nice, Rennes or Metz, now technical director of SC Bastia, officiates the Thursday evenings of the Europa League and League conference.
Antonetti thus accompanied journalist Clément Gacheny and Mickaël Landreau, the former French international goalkeeper on Thursday on Canal+, around the semi-final return of the Europa League between Manchester United and Bilbao. The meeting was won by the Red Devils (4-1) for a qualification in the final and a 100% English poster against Tottenham.
The qualification of the PSG in the final of the Champions League at the expense of Arsenal, the day before at the Parc des Princes, for a shock against Inter Milan on May 31 in Munich, was also mentioned. Landreau, who passed through PSG, was optimistic for his former club, while Antonetti delivered his analysis on the Nerazzurri.
Antonetti targets the strengths of Inter
“There are two sectors which seem very important to me on this match. There, it will be attack on a low block. You will have to be good and PSG at this argument. You will have to be good on the counterattacks and the inter-strokes of the Inter because the Inter is very, very athletic. It is the best in Europe, it will hinder Paris in this area, that's why Arsenal insisted a lot on the long keys and free kicks. Fortunately, Donnarumma made beautiful stops this year. They have suffered a lot on the athletic level ”launched Antonetti.
The interviewers led by Benjamin Pavard and Marcus Thuram are formidable in many aspects and demonstrated it against Bayern (2-1 and null victory 2-2) and during the legendary semi-final against Barça (no 3-3, victory 4-3 AP). Impressive in fast attack, Simone Inzaghi's men are also colossal in duels on stopped phases. The Inter posted 59% of air duels won, the highest score in Europe. Nine Nerazzurri players exceed 1.85 m against only three for PSG (Pacho, Beraldo and Fabian Ruiz).
