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Zinédine Zidane ‘not proud’ of Marco Materazzi headbutt in 2006 World Cup final
A few different memories could return to the fore when Zinédine Zidane takes his place in the dugout at the Stade de France on Friday night, when he takes charge of L’Équipe de France for the first time on French soil. Zidane, named as Didier Deschamps’ successor, has had a successful start to life as manager of Les Bleus, beating Turkiye and Belgium both by the same 1-0 scoreline.
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10 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
L'Équipe — FootballFR · FRBroke it
- +1 h 23 min
RMC Sport — FootballFR · FROwn reporting
- +2 h 6 min
Soccernews.nlNL · NLOwn reporting
- +2 h 15 min
Foot MercatoFR · FRRepeats
Équipe de France : Zinedine Zidane évoque les déboires de l’Italie
- +3 h 23 min
Der Spiegel — FußballDE · DEOwn reporting
Zinédine Zidane findet seinen Kopfstoß nicht gerade toll, aber...
- +3 h 55 min
MarcaES · ESOwn reporting
20 años después le siguen recordando a Zidane el cabezazo a Materazzi
- +4 h 31 min
Infobae DeportesES · AROwn reporting
La revelación de Zinedine Zidane a 20 años del cabezazo a Materazzi en la final del Mundial 2006
- +5 h 30 min
Soccer AmericaEN · USRepeats
Zidane ‘no regrets’ about Materazzi headbutt as France face Italy again
- +7 h 20 min
TrivelaPT · BROwn reporting
Zidane avalia Itália do passado e presente e responde sobre cabeçada em Materazzi
- +20 h 52 min
Get French Football NewsEN · FROwn reporting
Zinédine Zidane ‘not proud’ of Marco Materazzi headbutt in 2006 World Cup final
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