#AMANDINE RENARD

[hannahleah]

Amandine Renard by Mert and Marcus for Vogue Italia April 2018

[fashion-boots]

Colorama” by David Sims for Vogue Paris, February 2018

[anotherfuckingfashionblog]

Prada ready to wear fall 2017

[he-art4art]

@bixlasagna

Amandine Renard in `Synthesis` by Alexandra Von Fuerst for Atmos, March 2019

CRΣDITS ΔβΩ∇Σ

[lenorelovesgirls]

there's so many lore's in national teams like I can't fathom how coaches are the way they are 💔. So this is about the French national team, I don't know much but here something from the account that posted this video.

@no’:so basically Corinne Diacre was the coach of the French women’s teams during 6 years but she made a lot of controversial decisions (taking the armband out of Renard without reason) and the players were under bad treatments (they didn’t have access to medical care except if it was a major injury, for example) and a lot of bad pressure (threatening to not call them anymore in case of a bad game). She was also rumored to be very jealous of the players playing for Lyon ( Le Sommer wasn’t called for more than 2 years same for Henry, Bouhaddi was put aside in 2020). So when they decided to speak with the president of the federation, he defended the coach so the players refused to play until they got a new coach in march 2023”

[amelmajrii]

[redwineconversation]

spelled out your name and list all the reasons: faint of heart; don't call me back (Lyon - Bayern Postgame Thoughts)

Lyon is at their best when they're like this: a little vexed, a little vengeful, a little bit pissed off. The pace is faster, the passing more accurate, the finishing more clinical. This is a team who needs to be pissed off enough to forget to pretend to be anything than what they really are. They're monsters. They're better for it when they get to act like one.

The thing is, they weren't monsters in the first half, far from it. Spineless, toothless, they resembled more the team from the first half of the 2022/2023 season: a team afraid of shadows, a team afraid of themselves. It was luck, mainly, that had them only down 1-0 at half time. If Harder or Buhl had been more clinical, this would have been a different story.

But they went back to the locker room at half-time and everyone and their mother was screaming at how abysmal the first half was and there are really decent odds that Renard was one of those people screaming. Hegerberg too.

The nice thing about this team is that they listen. They listen when Renard yells at them and they listen when Hegerberg yells at them and they don't like being yelled at by Renard and/or Hegerberg so when that does happen, it whips them into shape and they get better. They fix their mistakes. We saw that in the second half, a vexed, pissed off Lyon, who killed the game off at 3-1 and then scored the fourth just because they were pissed off. Olympique Lyonnais vs Pernille Harder lore is easily one of the best Lyon lores out there and it pains me people don't know/appreciate it enough.

A former Lyon player - I want to say it was Amandine Henry - once said that UWCL games are won by experience. I think she's right. One of the things which makes this Lyon team so, so good is that they have been through so many of these situations before. They know what they're capable of because they have already lived through it. Their football knowledge is pure, is innate. It's one of those things that make them so compelling to watch.

If Chawinga and Diani are finally starting to justify their price tag, questions need to be asked about Marozsan and Damaris respectively. I've long maintained that Lyon needs to offload Marozsan and stand by it. While her technique is exceptional, the fact that she cannot defend and falls apart at the slightest hint of press should be automatically disqualify her as a starter for any high intensity or high stakes games. She is also incredibly slow, which has an adverse reaction when Lyon is either pressing or trying to launch a counter attack.

Lyon desperately needs a decent backup pure DM because I think Damaris has become too comfortable in her position as a certified starter for Lyon. I do maintain that Damaris is world class and I maintain I would rather have her on my team than be playing against her. That still stands. But Jesus Christ her performances have been terrible lately. We saw how much good Huerta did for Carpenter; Lyon needs someone who can do the same for Damaris. We know what that player is capable of so that's why her latest performances have had real Lyon fans recoiling in horror. Damaris can and should be doing so much better. Let's all agree to stop handholding players and actually hold them accountable to their job descriptions.

As terrible as Lyon's midfield has been lately, their offense and defense has not been. And that's something we need to talk about. My stance on Love Island FC stans is well documented by now. I have no qualm about going on record and saying I would have preferred Real Madrid both because they would be "easier" and also because their fan base is nowhere near as morally reprehensible as those godawful Love Island FC stans.

I digress.

Lyon's offense has been on fire lately. Let's call it as it is. Lyon is feeling good about themselves and you can tell that because they are scoring goals because they are pissed off. They don't have to score this many, they're doing it because they can, because they're angry and vexed and maybe because someone got their coffee order wrong. There are a multitude of reasons why Lyon is scoring so much, the simplest explanation is, well, they're doing because they can. And they can because their feelings were hurt for some reason and this is the easiest way for them to deal with it. And to think Manon doesn't see herself as a grief counselor.

People have been praising Lyon's defense and with good cause. Seven goals conceded across all competitions, two of them in the UWCL. That is a really, really stellar defense. It's interesting - but in a way not? - that the defensive line is so good when it is the exact same one as last year. What changed? Not a whole lot. I think the team as a whole is playing better simply because they like Montemurro (you can argue whether it's for better or for worst but that's another topic altogether). The defense is gelling because the team is gelling, and the team is gelling because they're not counting the hours until Bompastor is kicked to the curb. Amazing what a difference a healthy work environment makes.

Looking towards the matchup with Love Island FC - literally according to this press release - I think it's going to be a tough game, albeit for both sides. I think it's pretty much a given that Arsenal will have home team advantage in terms of the referee's decisions, so I would expect a lot of calls in their favor. And Arsenal will definitely have the crowd support behind them (I am also expecting Love Island FC stans to pull a 2024 UWCL final 2.0 where they pretend to be Lyon fans and use Lyon allocated tickets. But I am sure their moral integrity would never dream of doing such a thing)

That being said, while Love Island FC and its fans might be flying high with the confidence of having overcome the goal differential against renown giant Real Madrid Feminin, playing against Lyon in a UWCL semifinal is going to be a little different.

Well, maybe. Let's talk about that too.

They love to harp on about the 5-1 win back in October 2022. You would think they toppled a full strength Lyon and not one that was missing fourteen (14) regular players and whose starting 11 had a mixture of players playing out of position and others coming back from injury. Arsenal were the better team that day, sure, but the mixed team who plays behind your favorite bakery probably could have beaten Lyon that day, too.

If Lyon is at full strength - and I want to emphasize the if - then I do think it's advantage Lyon. Selling out the Emirates and cosplaying as Lyon fans at Groupama Stadium isn't going to phase a team who is used to playing in hostile environment. Lyon has played PSG at a near full capacity Parc des Princes. The Emirates isn't going to phase them. Well, maybe if they start doing shows about being a real life Love Island FC. That might throw Lyon off guard enough to make a difference.

Anyway. Whether or not they sell out the Emirates is kind of neither here nor there. Cool if they do, won't actually affect how Lyon plays. Rah rah go team.

Lyon's midfield isn't great - and I kind of want to put the caveat that if van de Donk is back to full fitness and starts in the place of Marozsan, one of the midfield problems gets solved - but the problem for Arsenal is Lyon's offense and defense. Lyon is really, really good at both. So Arsenal will not have to score - difficult - but also stop Lyon from scoring - also difficult.

Lyon's forwards are really fast. Chawinga is fast, Dumornay is fast, Diani is fast. They're also strong. Two out of the three are also technical. Then you also have Hegerberg who is feeling like herself again, and Lyon's front line is not only heavily stacked, they're also feeling good about themselves. Arsenal got a fair amount of success by double teaming Caicedo but they will have to make some decisions about Lyon's front line. If they double team Chawinga, what are they going to do about Durmonay? Are they going to let Diani do as they please? Decisions will have to be made.

And then Arsenal is going to have to score. Now, both AS Roma and Bayern proved it can be done. You can score on this team. It's just ... really hard to do so. The Gilles-Renard partnership has been exemplary all season. Getting past them is going to be tough. Not impossible, but tough.

One thing I would keep an eye on is Lyon's fitness/injury ratio. Carpenter hasn't fully recovered from the tackle in the first leg against Bayern. I'm curious whether she pops up against Fleury and how much she gets played when she is with the Australian National Team. If Carpenter ends up being out for an extended period of time, Lyon's right side loses some of its natural chemistry with Diani/Carpenter, and also loses speed for counterattacks.

There are a lot of games between now and the first leg of the semifinal. Injuries happen, exhaustion starts to creep in. I'm probably one of the few who doesn't want to say Lyon is already in the final. Things can happen. We know that.

But we also know this team. And that matters, too.

[hannahleah]

Amandine Renard by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott for Vogue Italia - April 2018

[maxgirl29]

cAn we pEtitOn to stop....

Can you lot stfu, just cause your favs are injured doesn't mean a whole ass competition has to stop.

The world doesn't revolve around you. Quit your word ass para-social relations and grow tf up

Well hello there my little ray of sunshine ❤️

We’re not sad because our favs are out. Take a browse through my profile and you’ll know that my favs are alessia Russo and Alexia Putellas and news flash: they’re still playing in the tournament. Now that facts are laid out let’s delve into why I said what I said.

FIFA turned down a 26 player roster and so far we have lost so many players to injury like: Sam Kerr, Mary Fowler, amandine Henry, wendie Renard, Keira walsh, Athenea del Castillo, Teresa abelleira, Jennyfer Limage and so so many more. The players are dropping like flies.

We’re worried about the players health not our favs being out. Many players have said that they’re scared to set foot on the pitch because of injury. That should not be the case.

Anyway, I hope you have a lovely day/evening.

Lots of love ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[falsamoneda]

To be a fly on the wall. It only works if you’re together, as the majority, no matter the cost. And to those who say that each player has the right to determine for themselves, they sure as hell do and no one is taking that away from them. But, look at what Wendie Renard (finally) did and how Amandine and Eugenie sacrificed big important playing years on their international careers in speaking out. Ada Hegerberg taking a stand ring a bell? Need I reference the USWNT?

I’d bet a billion dollars that if Alexia had been anything but vague in her “dissent” this situation would be different.

A lot of people want change, but can’t handle the ugly side of what happens when resistance is met with immense obstinance.

It’s just sad.

[rmfantasysetpieces1]

OL vs STrasbourg 03282025

Run and gun is as old as the beautiful game, the same age as the bunker and all other strategies, the question isn't is something new, the question is what are people choosing to do. Fonseca, at least in ligue1 likes high frequency attacking teams, like his lille. Teams who defend through attack, oddly enough fonseca was a defender…. When you have a run and gun team you really need scorers, because the team is set up to sacrifice defense for attack so attack needs to come through, not blowouts all the time, but winning. It didn't work today againt Strasbourg, and it may not work tomorrow but as long as FOnseca is the coach, OL have to attack at a faster rate and have a higher scoring percentage of takes on goal. Les Fenottes, OL women face arsenal and then whomever wins between barca side Chelsea. The thing about the OL womens side that is underrated is the killers on that team. Hegerberg, Diani, and the young haitian Dumournay Steeve Biamby and chawinga from malawi seem to be killers, they all like to score, and are good at it. I knew OL was smart in getting Diani out of Paris. The DDC! And while this OL likes to posses/press what I think is very interesting is the number of killers. In some seasons past, even winning all trophies they didn't have so many killers up top but they had killers in midfield or defense, like Amandine Henry or the legend Kumagai!!! Jorge Wolf Hurtado you rooting for ramires to help chelsea defeat barca women?: ) haha Man , i wonder what captain will do? 34 years what will Renard do, she has won so much. I had to check wendie renard if OL win this seasons UEFA's cl will be one UEFACL away from having at least ten league trophies/ten coupe trophies/ten uefacl trophies. She has eight , I had to check, UEFACL wins with OL, eight, this OL team got youth in it, she is in competition for this one and can squeeze in one more potentially, wow! lcuky! so lucky! right team, right time, wow! And my thing is, Renard for me, don't have to retire at OL, I see many teams that can use her, even 36. Wow! almost ten each. And like many french players of her generation she has never won the eruos or the world cup, it is hilarious, it isn't a talent thing or work ethic thing, it just hasn't been in the cards.

#rmsoccer

[tabelaespanhalaliga]

¿Cuándo es el próximo partido entre Francia y Brasil en el fútbol femenino?

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¿Cuándo es el próximo partido entre Francia y Brasil en el fútbol femenino?

Fecha del próximo partido Francia vs Brasil fútbol femenino

El esperado partido entre Francia y Brasil en fútbol femenino está programado para el próximo domingo 12 de septiembre. Este emocionante encuentro se llevará a cabo en el Estadio de la Beaujoire, en la ciudad de Nantes, Francia. Ambos equipos han estado preparándose arduamente para este enfrentamiento, ya que se espera que sea un choque emocionante entre dos potencias futbolísticas.

Francia llega a este partido con un equipo sólido y motivado, liderado por estrellas como Wendie Renard, Amandine Henry y Eugénie Le Sommer. Las anfitrionas quieren demostrar su poderío en casa y conseguir una victoria que les permita consolidarse como uno de los mejores equipos del mundo.

Por su parte, Brasil también llega con un plantel talentoso y con el deseo de hacer un buen papel en tierras francesas. Con jugadoras como Marta, Formiga y Debinha, las brasileñas buscarán imponer su estilo de juego y sorprender a su rival en este importante encuentro.

Este partido promete ser un espectáculo deportivo de alto nivel, con jugadas vibrantes, goles emocionantes y mucha intensidad en el terreno de juego. Los aficionados del fútbol femenino no se querrán perder este enfrentamiento entre dos grandes selecciones. Sin duda, el duelo entre Francia y Brasil será uno de los más destacados en el calendario futbolístico internacional.

Horario de juego Francia vs Brasil fútbol femenino

El emocionante encuentro entre las selecciones femeninas de fútbol de Francia y Brasil está próximo a disputarse en un evento que ha capturado la atención de los aficionados alrededor del mundo. Este enfrentamiento promete ser un verdadero espectáculo deportivo que reunirá a dos potencias futbolísticas en un duelo por la victoria.

El horario de juego entre Francia y Brasil ha sido establecido para el próximo domingo a las 19:00 horas en el estadio emblemático donde se llevarán a cabo las emocionantes jugadas. Ambos equipos se han estado preparando arduamente para este compromiso, entrenando con dedicación y determinación para ofrecer un desempeño impecable en el terreno de juego.

Las jugadoras de ambas selecciones están listas para dar lo mejor de sí mismas y demostrar su talento futbolístico ante sus seguidores y admiradores. Este enfrentamiento promete ser un espectáculo lleno de emoción, habilidad y estrategia que mantendrá a los espectadores al borde de sus asientos.

Con un pasado de rivalidad y un presente de excelencia deportiva, Francia y Brasil se enfrentarán en un duelo inolvidable que marcará un hito en la historia del fútbol femenino. No te pierdas la oportunidad de presenciar este emocionante encuentro y disfrutar del talento y la pasión de estas increíbles deportistas. ¡Que gane el mejor equipo! ¡Viva el fútbol femenino!

Estadio del encuentro Francia vs Brasil fútbol femenino

El Estadio de los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio fue el escenario del emocionante encuentro entre las selecciones de fútbol femenino de Francia y Brasil. El partido se llevó a cabo en un ambiente de gran expectación y emoción, con miles de aficionados presentes para apoyar a sus equipos.

Desde el inicio del partido, se pudo apreciar la calidad y el talento de las jugadoras en el campo. Ambos equipos demostraron un gran nivel de juego, con jugadas rápidas y precisas que mantenían a la audiencia al borde de sus asientos.

La selección de Francia, conocida por su estilo de juego elegante y técnico, se mostró sólida en la defensa y peligrosa en el ataque. Por su parte, Brasil demostró su habilidad en el regate y la creatividad en las jugadas ofensivas, manteniendo la presión sobre la portería francesa.

El encuentro estuvo lleno de intensidad y emoción hasta el último minuto, con oportunidades de gol para ambos equipos. Finalmente, el marcador quedó igualado y el partido concluyó con un empate que reflejaba la igualdad de fuerzas entre ambas selecciones.

Este emocionante encuentro entre Francia y Brasil en el fútbol femenino es un claro ejemplo del crecimiento y la competitividad de este deporte a nivel mundial. Sin duda, dejó a los espectadores con ganas de más y demostró que el fútbol femenino sigue ganando terreno y admiradores en todo el mundo.

Transmisión en vivo Francia vs Brasil fútbol femenino

Hoy en día, la transmisión en vivo del partido de fútbol femenino entre Francia y Brasil ha captado la atención de miles de espectadores en todo el mundo. Este enfrentamiento entre dos potencias futbolísticas promete ser un espectáculo emocionante y lleno de acción para los amantes del deporte rey.

Francia, con su equipo nacional femenino, ha demostrado un nivel de juego excepcional en los últimos años, llegando a posicionarse como una de las mejores selecciones del mundo. Por su parte, Brasil cuenta con una larga tradición futbolística y con jugadoras de gran calidad que siempre dan lo mejor de sí en el campo de juego.

La transmisión en vivo de este emocionante partido brinda la oportunidad a los fanáticos del fútbol de disfrutar de un enfrentamiento de alto nivel entre dos equipos con estilos de juego únicos. Los espectadores podrán seguir cada jugada, cada gol y cada emoción en tiempo real, brindando una experiencia inigualable para aquellos que siguen de cerca el fútbol femenino.

Sin duda, la transmisión en vivo del partido entre Francia y Brasil es una oportunidad única para disfrutar de un gran espectáculo deportivo y apoyar a estas talentosas deportistas en su camino por la victoria. ¡Prepárate para vivir la emoción del fútbol femenino en su máxima expresión! ¡No te lo pierdas!

Resultado partido anterior Francia vs Brasil fútbol femenino

En el emocionante encuentro de fútbol femenino entre Francia y Brasil, ambos equipos ofrecieron un espectáculo que mantuvo a los espectadores al borde de sus asientos. El partido anterior resultó en un empate emocionante, con un marcador final de 2-2.

Las talentosas jugadoras de ambas selecciones demostraron su habilidad en el campo, con jugadas rápidas y precisas que mantuvieron la emoción hasta el último minuto. Brasil mostró una defensa sólida y un ataque contundente, mientras que Francia se destacó por su habilidad en el medio campo y su capacidad para crear oportunidades de gol.

Uno de los momentos más destacados del partido fue el gol agónico de Brasil en los minutos finales, que selló el empate y mantuvo la incertidumbre hasta el silbato final. La intensidad y competitividad de ambos equipos demostraron el crecimiento y la importancia del fútbol femenino a nivel mundial.

Este emocionante empate entre Francia y Brasil seguramente quedará en la memoria de los aficionados al fútbol, y deja a ambos equipos con la tarea de seguir trabajando y mejorando de cara a futuros enfrentamientos. Sin duda, el fútbol femenino continúa creciendo en popularidad y calidad, brindando espectáculos inolvidables como el vivido en este último partido entre dos potencias del deporte rey.

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Amandine Renard and Clément Chabernaud by Willy Vanderperre and Olivier Rizzo, Vogue Italia, September 2017.

[entomoblog]

Mécaniques du vivant, saison 4 : l'abeille (intégrale)

Après le loup, le requin et le corbeau, Marc Mortelmans nous embarque dans une 4ème saison de la collection de podcasts “Mécaniques du vivant”. Il nous fait découvrir cette fois le rôle subtil des abeilles, essentielles à nos cultures, mais dont les populations s’effondrent.

  Jeudi 10 août 2023 (première diffusion le samedi 17 juin 2023)

  Avec

Marc Mortelmans Journaliste, réalisateur et créateur des podcasts Baleine sous Gravillon (BSG)

    Aux côtés de Stéphane Bonnet, le rédacteur en chef d’Abeilles en liberté, Marc Mortelmans, journaliste, réalisateur et créateur des podcasts Baleine sous Gravillon (BSG) également passionné par le Vivant, nous invite à mieux comprendre le rôle des abeilles, leur évolution et les conséquences de leur disparition.

  Un podcast raconté par Marc Mortelmans, réalisé par Charlotte Roux.  Conseillère aux programmes : Camille Renard, avec la collaboration de Thomas Biasci et Élodie Piel.

Prise de son : Amandine Frichou et Allison Ascrizzi. Mixage : Guillaume Le Dû. Avec la voix de Prudence Castelot.

  Avec le ZooParc de Beauval et l’association Beauval Nature.

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NDÉ

Les épisodes

  Mécaniques du vivant, saison 4 : l'abeille 4/4 : Quel avenir pour les abeilles ? Qui dit piqûre dit abeille fâchée ou paniquée. Chaque espèce d’abeille a sa personnalité. Notre abeille à miel, l’abeille noire, est réputée pour être moins docile que l’abeille jaune. De ce fait, cette cousine italienne a été davantage sélectionnée et exportée partout dans le monde.

    Mécaniques du vivant, saison 4 : l'abeille 3/4 : La stratégie du coucou chez les abeilles sauvages

De déchirantes tragédies grecques se jouent chaque printemps dans les nids d’abeilles sauvages de nos jardins. Les responsables : les abeilles-coucous, des espèces parasites qui volent le pain des mandibules de leurs sœurs sauvages.

     Mécaniques du vivant, saison 4 : l'abeille 2/4 : Qui sont les abeilles sauvages ?

L’évolution a permis l’émergence de différentes espèces d'abeilles qui ont adopté différentes façons de vivre, de faire un nid, de récolter le pollen, de choisir certaines fleurs et pas d’autres.

     Mécaniques du vivant, saison 4 : l'abeille 1/4 : L'abeille, une guêpe devenue végétarienne

Il y a environ 1 000 espèces d’abeilles en France, plus de 2 000 en Europe et plus de 20 000 dans le monde. L’abeille à miel Apis mellifera est de loin la plus connue et la plus surveillée. Bien que ce ne soit ni la seule pollinisatrice ni la plus efficace, elle est essentielle à nos cultures.

     Mécaniques du vivant, saison 4 : l'abeille : Bande-annonce

Après le loup, le requin, le corbeau, Marc Mortelmans nous embarque dans une 4ème saison de la collection de podcasts “Mécaniques du vivant”. Il nous fait découvrir cette fois le rôle subtil des abeilles, essentielles à nos cultures, mais dont les populations s’effondrent.

[ffschweden]

Frankrike - Brasilien 2:1

Frankrike vinner mot Pia Sundhages, Lillie Perssons och Anders Johanssons Brasilien genom ett nickmål av Wendie Renard. En bra match som hade lite åttondelfinalvibbar. Mycket viktig framgång för Frankrike som ju saknar stjärnorna Marie-Antoinette Katoto och Amandine Henry.