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Carrusel Canalla | El último amistoso de España antes del Mundial y el Zaragoza supera al líder de la Hypermotion

·1 hr 14 min·6 clips
Mbappé says he sees no reason to be exempt from criticism at Real Madrid, comparing himself to Cristiano Ronaldo and Alfredo Di Stéfano.
1. Carrusel Canalla covers a full Sunday of Spanish football, from División 2 survival battles to the Liga F Clásico and a Kylian Mbappé analysis segment. 2. Real Zaragoza coach David Navarro is interviewed pitchside after beating league leaders Racing Santander; analysts Llovero and Anton Meana provide commentary. 3. The programme's central question in the División 2 segment is whether Zaragoza's win is enough to change their survival trajectory, given three points from the relegation zone with eight games to play. 4. Navarro explains his step-by-step philosophy: 33 points means going down, so the target is 36, then 39, one rung at a time — never looking at the top of the ladder. 5. Analyst Llovero identifies two changes Navarro made that transformed the squad: improving the team's morale and reconnecting the fans, and ordering the team tactically to play with two natural strikers. 6. In the División 2 standings, Almería score five goals to move to 58 points — one behind Racing Santander at 59 — after cutting six points in two days; reporter Rafa Góngora reports from Almería. 7. Cultural Leonesa lose 0-4 to Andorra, their sporting director José Manzanera is dismissed two hours after the final whistle, and a reporter from León notes the atmosphere in the stadium turned hostile against the management. 8. Analyst Paco Hernández summarises the División 2 landscape: Eibar beat Las Palmas 3-1 to reach 51 points, while the relegation fight involves Huesca (five points from safety), Mirandés (eight points), and Cultural Leonesa (eight points). 9. The programme moves to women's basketball: Valencia Basket beat Uni Girona (Jairis) 70-65 to win the Copa del Rey in Tarragona, with Raquel Carrera's third quarter turning the game after Valencia trailed by 15. 10. Valencia captain Queralt Casas is interviewed and says she believes the club will win the Euroleague 'sooner or later,' citing the project's year-on-year growth. 11. The women's football segment opens with reporter Sonia Luz noting that this was the 22nd time she has described Barça's victory over Real Madrid in Liga F — 23 wins in 24 encounters. 12. Barça scored 97 goals against Real Madrid in these encounters, Madrid only 13; Alexia Putellas has 14 goals individually against Madrid — more than the total Real Madrid have scored across all meetings. 13. Barça striker Caroline Graham Hansen confirms the Liga title is 'almost done' after the win extended their lead to 13 points with six games left; the third chapter of the Champions quarter-final trilogy follows on Thursday. 14. The programme transitions to an Mbappé segment featuring Javier Herráez, Héctor González, and French Radio International correspondent Pierre Chaperon. 15. France beat Colombia 3-1 in a friendly, with Mbappé creating three clear chances, having a goal ruled out, but not scoring; Herráez describes him as 'happy and running' in the France shirt. 16. Mbappé told TF1's Telefut programme that everyone at Real Madrid — Cristiano Ronaldo, Di Stéfano — has faced criticism, and he sees no reason he should be exempt; he has 38 goals this season despite the criticism. 17. Pierre Chaperon explains the tactical contrast: in France, Mbappé benefits from teammates like Ekitike doing defensive work, while at Madrid neither Mbappé nor Vinicius covers defensive duties, disrupting the team's structure. 18. Herráez notes that the two months during which Mbappé was injured saw Madrid function as a compact defensive unit thanks to Brahim Díaz, and Chaperon says Arbeloa must impose discipline on both attackers. 19. French-speaking listeners and Real Madrid fans interested in the Mbappé situation from a French perspective will find the Chaperon segment particularly valuable. 20. Listeners who want deep tactical analysis or are following only one Spanish football division may find the programme's broad sweep across División 2, Liga F, basketball, and international football overly scattered.
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