The Remarkable Rise of Brest 

Yes. While it may not be a big club, it's the shape of their line-up that makes the fans come to their matches. I'm sure Brest is about to grow a lot in the future

wink wink nudge nudge 😀

Haha

I prefer watching ligue 1 when Clermont Foot meet Brest

Neither team ever wants Toulouse

@@se7ensavage707good one

I never miss a Brest-ASSE derby

Take the and out and use -

Comme quoi le forcing ça marche

@@TheBOOM64channel Faut juste avoir un bon sujet

His French pronunciation in general was hilarious!

😂😂😂😂

the bigger the better🤣

@@Tony.L9793 Debatable and selfish.

Same I love big breast ❤️

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lmao i only noticed that now. real missed opportunity indeed

Hope champions league money helps them with theie finances.

@@gm2407 It will help but the club has been careful to never spend more than what they have

Yes 😂

@@cameronsingh8007Chelsea is doing really bad

Nice Brest matches are the best fr

Isn't nice pronounced niece? Seems like double entendre to me🤓

@@siccfucc6615 you’re right, I’ll take the L fr

Forgot to mention that they had just beat Borussia Dortmund more recently, while Bayern Munich lost to newly-promoted side Heidenheim. If Bayern Munich's struggles continue until the end of the season, Stuttgart could have been the better sides to finish 2nd in the Bundesliga!

I was wondering if there were others like me in these comments! 😭 I only keep up with international football really, yet I keep finding myself coming back to this channel, Maqwell’s and RabonaTv. It’s just really great content that often broadens the scope beyond football but into history, politics and social / economic factors as well. Amazing creators

​@@silvesta5027Don't forget about Football Iconic!

This is me

@@silvesta5027Same I also watch HITC Sevens and Vizeh, I’m sure you would like them too.

Alfie can do a double header with Atalanta and Bologna (yes, he's covered Atalanta before, but the continued good form is worthy of extra coverage!) which would be a good one indeed.

I mean Bologna is historically one of the biggest clubs in Italian football. They got more league titles than Napoli. They’ve been just a sleeping giant before the arrival of Thiago Motta

@@nathan225 yeah but is sleeping for a long time

​@@nathan225they're not part of the 7 sisters unfortunately so they don't really get recognition

@@Rossoneri2 makes sense

Liverpool fans might have been familiar with this club. They were the opponents during the historic Champions League triumph in the qualification round of 2004-05. The Austrians won 1-0 at Anfield, though, they were eliminated after losing 0-2 at home.

@@ezraezra2928 Yes, we still like to brag about it. As far as I know it's still the only time Liverpool lost to a club from a german speaking country in Anfield

@@danielstangl2973 That is why Anfield is the most historic football stadiums in Europe. Everyone will struggle or even lose against Liverpool at this fortress!

The same thing cannot be done for Luton Town. Despite making a shock return to the top flight football, having previously being in 5th tier of English Football exactly 10 years ago, and despite achieving such good results like destroying Brighton & Hove Albion 4-0, they were still in relegation zone!

​@ezraezra2928 but Luton have been a top flight club in the past, won the League Cup and even reached the FA Cup Final many moons ago. They're hardly a village pub team that rose up the pyramid from nowhere are they!

Crazy that when Leverkusen officially win the title, they'll most likely be doing so against both Bayern *and* Stuttgart

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It's you!

Thank you!

Girona

And add Stuttgart

@@MonzennCarloMallari Now can Add Heidenheim. First ever Bundesliga season and qualify for UECL

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Will 5th place in the EPL be enough for The Vile to get into the Champions League next season? Because it looks like Spurs have 4th sewn up now :)

@@franohmsford7548 I think City/Arsenal have to win the UCL so that England gets the 5th spot, thanks of course to Saudicastle and Man Utd being awful

@@MrRafting The problem with City and Arsenal is that they have a tough UCL fixtures, with Arsenal facing out-of-the-form Bayern Munich. As you may know, Bundesliga are currently 2nd, but their point gap between them and Premier League for this season's coefficient (not the regular one, which is based on the last 5 seasons of performance) is close. In addition, West Ham United had to play against Bayer Leverkusen, who were a big favourites to win the Europa League due to the invincibility records in both domestic and this competition. Bayer Leverkusen were unstoppable, but sometimes they didn't play so well like against Qarabag on the Round of 16, when they were 0-2 down in both legs, with Leverkusen scoring the two injury time winning goals during the 2nd leg at home, which means there is a chance West Ham United might upset them. In order for Premier League to have 5 clubs on 24/25 UCL, Arsenal and West Ham United must beat their oppositions, while Atletico Madrid must do the same thing against Borussia Dortmund in the other QF. The 1st place for Premier League is very unlikely for this season if Fiorentina get better results in the Conference League, which means Serie A and their 5 UCL spots will be safe enough, despite the fact there are no Serie A clubs remaining in this Champions League, and Milan and Roma were play against each other in Europa League QF.

@@MrRafting A bit harsh on Newcastle {or Saudicastle if you prefer} given they were in such an obvious Group of Death and were given no chance of getting through to the second round from the moment the draw was made. Yes Manure stunk the tournament out, I'll agree on that.

Lossin to Australia isn't bad Remember they are very tough even Denmark and Argentina struggled to beat them. I'd say lossin to Namibia is embrassing, the manner how u lost against them was embarrassing

@@Jbkeditz Well, losing to Australia has a reason to be embarrassed. Overall, Australia isn't a football nation, they have their own football code (rugby look-a-like), then followed by cricket, rugby and maybe, basketball. Football isn't even among Australia's most popular sport (despite it being the most played sport in the country) may provide an explanation to understand the embarrassment.

@@luishernandezblonde it's kinda embarrassing but again. Australia plays in a strong association. Good players in Europe. Look at America, football isn't their strongest sport but reach the Round of 16 giving the Netherlands a difficult game. I mean Australia reached the Round of 16 in the 2006 world cup. World Cup regulars, so Tunisia losing to them wasn't embarrassing. They even won the Asian cup in 2015. So it's not embarrassing lossin to Australia

Didn't the Carthage Eagles defeat France though? I thought that was huge.

@@soraishida1318 it was their second team, but yes. It doesn't change the fact that they couldn't beat South Africa and Namibia

Only a X section of the support.

I am also interested to see a video about Thailand too. Truly the weirdest underachiever of all time, massive love for football and well-structured league yet unable to rival the level it should have been.

The same problem happened for Union Berlin. They had to play all of their UCL games at the Olympiastadion, which is the home to their city rivals, Hertha BSC.

Honestly I kinda think they basically write themselves 😅😂

My god, how you deserve this 🙌

would watch this

Keep going, as you can see Alfie takes such suggestions in consideration. On the other hand yours has been ignored for more than 600 days. Bittersweet.