Portugal-Spain, who will comment on the final on TF1?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Portugal-Spain, who will comment on the final on TF1?

Change of program for TF1. The defeat conceded by the French team against Spain (4-5), Thursday evening in Stuttgart, during the second semi-final of the League of Nations, completely turned upside down the plans of the UN, exclusive broadcaster of the last square of the competition.

While Grégoire Margotton and Bixente Lizarazu, the chain premium duo, were supposed to comment on the two semi-finals, Germany-Portugal and Spain-France, as well as the final, the tricolor for the Roja forced TF1 to adapt for the day of Sunday.

In order to follow the players of Didier Deschamps, who dominated the Mannschaft in the match for third place (2-0), the sports journalist and the 1998 world champion were this afternoon at the MHPARENA, therefore leaving the grand final between the Portuguese and the Spaniards to another couple.

TF1 decided for the final

Good news for Julien Brun and Sabrina Delannoy, who were chosen by the chain to go to the Allianz Arena in Munich, where the teammates of Cristiano Ronaldo will face the partners of Lamine Yamal, title holders. A huge shock whose kick -off will be given at 9 p.m.

Julien Brun is a well -known voice of football amateur viewers. Called occasionally by TF1, he has commented on Ligue 1 in recent seasons on BeIN Sports, Telefoot, Prime Video and Dazn. Former French international, Sabrina Delannoy is, she, assistant sports director of female PSG.

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Manu Tournoux

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