Guingamp W · UEFA U19 Championship - Women · Defender · #5 · France · 23 yrs
M. Renard plays as a defender for Guingamp W. M. Renard is a French international, 23 years old, defender, currently at Guingamp W. M. Renard wears shirt number 5 for Guingamp W. M. Renard was born in France on 2003-04-04. M. Renard's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across UEFA U19 Championship - Women. M. Renard's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore M. Renard season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Herve Renard led Ivory Coast to their second Africa Cup of Nations title in 2015, and he has now returned for another spell with the team. The post Ivory Coast confirm Renard return 11 years after AFCON success appeared first on SoccerNews.
Hervé Renard’s Eagles of Carthage have been sent packing from the World Cup thanks to a masterclass from the Samurai BlueChanges for Japan too with Tomiyasu and Itakura stiffening the back three, and Ito and Tanaka coming into the front three. Kubo misses out through injury and the lively playmaker is a big loss to a side already missing Minamino and Mitoma.Expect the same 3-4-3 structure that has served Moriyasu well in recent months as he has built Japan from a side capable of dominating Asia to one equipped to handle the rest of the world. Continue reading...
Perhaps the manager was not the problem after all. Tunisia sacked Sabri Lamouchi after the 5-1 defeat against Sweden last week, appointing Hervé Renard as their seventh manager since qualifying began. But it turned out a diffident side lacking defensive conviction are a diffident side lacking defensive conviction whoever has to do the press conferences. Tunisia were well beaten by a Japan side inspired by the Feyenoord centre-forward Ayase Ueda, who scored twice and led the line with intelligence and imagination.Renard had only three days with his players. He may have performed heroics to win the Africa Cup of Nations with Zambia in 2012 and three years later become the first manager to win a Cups of Nations with two different teams as he ended Côte d’Ivoire’s 23-year trophy drought. But he is not, as he has stressed, “a magician”. Continue reading...
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