News about Aurélien Tchouaméni

In a close victory, the Englishman and Brazilian were joined by their teammates Rodrygo and Aurélien Tchouamène. As Los Blancos face Barcelona in a highly awaited match in La Liga on Saturday, they will undoubtedly be hoping for the same. Despite a tepid 1-1 draw against Sevilla on the weekend, Madrid currently ranks first in the league on 25 points. Barcelona currently sits third, just one point behind Girona and Madrid, but with an El Clasico victory, they could leap ahead of them.

Chelsea will face Real Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final match on Tuesday, with the Blues trailing 2-0 after their 10-man showing at the Santiago Bernabeu. Chelsea is considering offsetting some of their best assets at the end of the season, as American co-owner Todd Boehly struggles to find balancing the books following a difficult debut year.

Amanda Martinez, 35, (pictured) is the mother of two children's own up-market interior design firm, specializing in creating fantasy bedrooms and playrooms. Although her flamboyant Aston Villa keeper husband, nicknamed Dibu, is now famous around the world for his lewd gesture when he held his Golden Glove trophy to his crotch after Argentina's victory, she has her feet planted on the ground. MiSuenos Kids, Amanda's business MiSuenos Kids sells children's clothes, toys, furniture, and nursery equipment, as well as toddler and preschool classes, encouraging children to learn by play. Her latest ranges include a discounted boy's yellow coat and dungarees worth £30.50 (right), to an Oriana Fairytale bunk bed set for £4,990, a Playhouse bunk bed costing £3,999, and a luxury electric car priced at £4,300. Dibu Martinez - Pasión Por El Frog, the only nod to her sporting hero husband among her products, are copies of his £12.99 Spanish-language book Dibu Martinez - Pasión Por El Ftbol. Amanda's enthusiastic embrace of her 'yummy mummy' world of designer clothes and furniture for children is in conflict with her 6ft 5in tall husband's apparent delight in selling outsize burgers named after him by a fast food franchise in Argentina.

Following their loss to Argentina, Emmanuel Macron has been mocked incessantly, with the President accused of being 'utterly ill' to take center stage. After France's 4-2 penalty shootout loss to Lionel Messi's team, a toe-curling video shows Macron ineffectively trying to console French football star Kylian Mbappe on the field. Only for the player to ignore the leader's efforts. During the awards ceremony, Macron, who was giving out medals to the dejected French players, tried to hug Mbappe but he refused to make eye contact with the President and quickly moved away to shake another official's hand. Macron managed to put Aurélien Tchouaméni, who failed to score in the penalty shootout, in a headlock during the awards ceremony in a new embarrassing video. Tchouaméni was stone-faced and seemed to be attempting to get away from the President's eager grasp. Macron's toe-curling display continued into the evening, with the French king trying to deliver an encouraging message to the defeated team in their locker room. However, the participants, many of whom did not look at Macron, were not impressed, and after the President was finished, he gave him a lukewarm applause.

During England's 2-1 World Cup quarterfinal loss to France, Rio Ferdinand said Gareth Southgate's tactics' let England down. After losing two goals from Aurélien Tchouamène and Olivier Giroud, with their captain, Harry Kane missing a penalty that might have brought England back to the match at 2-2, the Three Lions were disqualified from the tournament. However, despite leading England to the quarterfinals, former England defender Ferdinand chastised the manager's tactics, saying that the Three Lions were'reactive not proactive' to the game's transition.

After missing a vital penalty against France last night, ITV commentator Sam Matterface angered football fans by ridiculing England captain Harry Kane. Following a 2-1 loss to the reigning champions, the Three Lions were forced to withdraw from the World Cup in the Quarter Finals. France took the lead early on with a long-range goal from Aurélien Tchouamène before Kane equalized from the penalty spot in the second half.

With a new generation of Sudanese-Australian talent coming through, Australia's proud history of multiculturalism in football is evolving. And they are set to emulate the success of defending FIFA World Cup champions France who have also embraced the talent of African migrants