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AP DEMO - Venue profile of Parc des Princes ahead of Euro 2016 - Euro 2016...

Wed, 20 Nov 2019 10:06:03 GMT

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Dateline Paris, France - Recent
Story Number 5047199
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Feature on Euro 2016 venue Parc des Princes in Paris.

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The Parc des Princes is the home of French Ligue-1 champions Paris Saint-Germain.

The stadium was built on former royal hunting ground - architect Roger Taillibert's distinctive concrete structure opened in 1972.

The stadium was refurbished for Euro 2016 at a cost of 75 million euros, paid for by PSG after signing a new lease with the City of Paris for a period of 30 years.

It will host four group games, and one round-of-16 game.

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1. 00:00 Various of exterior of Parc des Princes.

2. 00:41 Various of inside the stadium.

3. 01:01 SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Jean-Claude Blanc, Deputy general director of Paris Saint-Germain "The challenge we had was to renew, completely, Parc des Princes, while still playing in the stadium. So we never closed one seat, we never closed one tribune, while we have been renovating completely the Parc des Princes. The idea was to explain, and to show very quickly that the ambition of the club was big, that we were demonstrating to the players that they were joining a club with big ambitions. Therefore it was key to us that from the dressing room to the quality of the pitch, quality of the seats was up to date with every new stadium being built in Europe."

4. 01:46 Various inside the Parc des Princes stadium.

5. 02:05 Various of the pitch.

6. 02:25 Various inside the cloakrooms.

7. 02:52 Wide of boardroom.

8. 02:56 SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Jean-Claude Blanc, Deputy general director of Paris Saint-Germain:

"We invested a lot of money, under the supervision of our chairman, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. It was 75 million euros. We started by negotiating a 30-year lease with the City of Paris, to allow us to programme such a big investment. It must have been one of the biggest private investments into an existing stadium, in France. The reason we did it was image, to show that we were changing, transforming the club, from a medium-sized club to a top European football club, one of the top 10 worldwide sport franchises."

9. 03:39 Various of pitch.

10. 03:50 Various of VIP lounge.

11. 04:09 SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Jean-Claude Blanc, Deputy general director of Paris Saint-Germain "A stadium today, for a major European football club, has to be a business destination, and it has to be a destination for the fans. You have to take care of the fans. You have to make sure they are in the best security conditions to attend the show, to attend the match."

12. 04:28 Pan from the panoramic bar to the pitch.

13. 04:52 Various of stadium stands.

14. 05:11 SOUNDBITE (FRENCH) Jean-Claude Blanc, Deputy general director of Paris Saint-Germain "It will be a showcase for us, for the club and we are happy that Europe, that the big European players discover the quality of the infrastructures of the Paris-Saint-Germain. It was our commitment to (mayor of Paris) Anne Hidalgo and to the city of Paris when we negotiated the 30 years long agreement (of the lease of the stadium) to ensure that this stadium is completely renovated for the Euros. It was our commitment to Jacques Lambert, the head of Euro 2016, and to Michel Platini, saying this stadium will be ready even if we have limited time to do so - we will deliver, we will enable the city of Paris to be ready for this event."

15. 05:48 Various of pitch.

16. 06:10 Various general views of Paris.

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DURATION: 7:10.

AP DEMO - French authorities to impose alcohol bans in Lens when the city...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:09:44 GMT

French authorities to impose alcohol bans in Lens when the city hosts Euro 2016 matches

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Slug Soccer Euro 2016 Alcohol Ban
Dateline London, UK - 24th May, 2016
Story Number 5048560
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French authorities plan to impose 24-hour alcohol bans in the centre of Lens when the city stages Euro 2016 matches, according to Assistant chief constable Mark Roberts, the officer who leads football policing in Britain (24th May).

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French authorities plan to impose 24-hour alcohol bans in the centre of Lens when the city hosts European football championships and ticketless fans are being urged to stay away from the small northern city, British police said on Tuesday.

Lens will stage four games next month, including the British derby between England and Wales in Group B.

Northern Ireland has also qualified for the tournament so there will be a British police presence across France to assist their French counterparts in Lens and other Euro 2016 host cities.

The alcohol ban will run for 24 hours in Lens from 6 a.m. on June 16 for England-Wales.

Alcohol will be sold in the stadium but not in bars and stores in the centre.

Assistant chief constable Mark Roberts, who leads football policing in Britain, said other cities across France could restrict the sale of alcohol.

But there are fears about Lens being overwhelmed by ticketless fans because the city has a population of 32,000 while the Stade Bollaert-Delelis has a capacity of 35,000.

Roberts asked fans without a ticket not to travel.

Another potential flashpoint is the England's game against Russia in Marseille following fan disorder there during the 1998 World Cup.

But Roberts stressed that "undoubtedly there will be a massive police cooperation around that particular fixture."

Around 250,000 tickets have been sold for the tournament to Britons but police expect between 300,000 and 500,000 to travel to France.

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1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE (English) Assistant chief constable Mark Roberts, leads football policing in Britain:

"I think it will be decided on each game on its merit. My understanding is that Lens will do that for each of the games just because being cognisant of the environment in Lens. It's a small stadium. It's a small fan zone. There isn't a great deal else to do beyond in Lens. I think the concern of the French is they wouldn't want tens of thousands of ticketless fans arriving in a venue that doesn't have the capacity to deal with them. So the message from them is if you don't have a ticket, don't travel."

2. 00:36 SOUNDBITE (English) Assistant chief constable Mark Roberts, leads football policing in Britain:

"Well, I think we're all aware of what happened in Marseille previously when they played there. That is a considerable period of time ago and behaviour of England fans has improved remarkably since that time. I draw the parallel with the game last year in Dublin - you recall that prior to that, when England played the game was abandoned after 18 minutes and there were concerns about that game. There was a police in place, the guard in Dublin, an outstanding police response to that and that passed off with no issues at all. So I think we need to be careful not to assume because there's been issues previously, we'll have issues again. Notwithstanding, we need to be aware of potential risks. We will work with the French to make sure that we can assist them to properly manage the England fans. The Russians will be doing the same and undoubtedly there will be a massive police cooperation around that particular fixture."

SOURCE: SNTV

DURATION: 01:26

AP DEMO - France's interior minister says recent civil unrest will not...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:09:44 GMT

France's interior minister says recent civil unrest will not threaten Euro 2016

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Slug Euro 2016 Security
Dateline Paris, France. - 25th May 2016.
Story Number 5048651
Source SNTV
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Filed 25-May-2016 13:29 UTC
Updated 25-May-2016 15:02 UTC
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Violent labour protests and strikes causing petrol shortages will not jeopardise the upcoming European Championship or other sporting events, France's interior minister said Wednesday (May 25).

About 1,500 people have been detained in recent weeks and hundreds of police officers have been injured while breaking up protests and dislodging protesters from fuel depots.

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The tensions and fuel panic have added to concern about security for Euro 2016, already facing what Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve called the double menace of violent Islamic extremism and hooliganism.

He said it will not disrupt protection of the June 10-July 10 championship, which will involve an unprecedented 90-thousand police, soldiers, private guards and others ensuring security.

That includes dozens of security officials from the other countries whose teams are competing.

Cazeneuve said border checks would be reinforced, noting that 18-thousand people have been turned away from French borders since Islamic extremist attacks in November on the national stadium, cafes and a rock concert that killed 130 people.

The government would not give estimates for the overall cost of the security.

It has previously said that 24 million euros are being spent on fan zones in the 10 host cities.

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1. 00:00 Bernard Cazeneuve and various officials arriving for press conference

2. 00:14 Cazeneuve walking towards lectern

3. 00:19 SOUNDBITE (French): Bernard Cazeneuve, French interior minister

"France must remain France and that is why, despite the high level of the terrorist threat which continues to weigh on our country, international events such as the COP21 or the Cannes Film Festival have taken place. That is the reason why the cycling Tour de France will take place and in the same way, that is the reason why the football Euro 2016 will take place. It will take place because nobody, and especially not the terrorists, will prevent us from continuing to live normally."

4. 00:58 Jacques Lambert, president of Euro 2016 organising committee talking with deputy sports minister Thierry Braillard on stage

5. 01:03 SOUNDBITE (French): Bernard Cazeneuve, French interior minister

"Ladies and gentlemen, a total of 90-thousand people, agents of the state, of local authorities, private security personnel, volunteers who will ensure the safety of the Euro 2016. To give you an idea, 90-thousand people it is a little bit more than the capacity of a stadium."

6. 01:24 Camerawoman

7. 01:27 SOUNDBITE (French): Bernard Cazeneuve, French interior minister

"Since the re-establishment of the controls at the borders on November the 13th last year, so for a bit more than six months, 35 million people have been controlled in the two ways on all our land, air and sea borders, and more than 18-thousand people have been pushed back at the entrance of our country."

8. 01:48 Mid shot Gael Perdriau, mayor of Saint-Etienne (and representing Alain Juppe, president of the Euro 2016 host cities), Patrick Kanner, sports minister and Cazeneuve on stage

9. 01:53 SOUNDBITE (French): Bernard Cazeneuve, French interior minister

"Today one can get (petrol) supplies because we ensured that the supply points are unblocked. And even if there is an over-consumption, we make sure that the trucks can come to the petrol stations, so people can get supplies. So public transport is working until evidence to the contrary, the (petrol) supply points are unblocked, the petrol stations have stocks so I invite all who want to come to France, to come and enjoy an important sports event."

10. 02:32 Various of officials posing for family photo (from left to right: Noel le Graet, president of the French Football Federation, Gael Perdriau, Patrick Kanner, Cazeneuve, Thierry Braillard and Jacques Lambert, president of Euro 2016 organising committee

SOURCE: SNTV

DURATION: 02:43

AP DEMO - Team preview as Switzerland prepare for European Championship -...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:09:44 GMT

Team preview as Switzerland prepare for European Championship

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Slug Euro 2016 Switzerland Preview
Dateline Various - Recent
Story Number 5048408
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Switzerland are hoping to get through the group stages of Euro 2016 for the first time in France this summer, and exact revenge on the hosts who beat them 5-2 in the World Cup in Brazil.

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Switzerland will play in the European Championships for the fourth time this summer after qualifying as runners-up to England in Group G.

Vladimir Petkovic took charge of the Swiss following Ottmar Hitzfeld's retirement after the 2014 World Cup in Brazil where they went out in the round of 16 to Argentina in extra time.

They went down 5-2 to France in the group stages and they have been drawn with Les Bleus again this summer.

While the Swiss have been seen as lacking invention over the years, in players like Granit Xhaka, Xherdan Shaqiri and Breel Embolo they could alter that perception.

Xhaka, who has been strongly linked with a move to English Premier League side Arsenal, could play against his brother Taulant in Switzerland's opener against Albania who are in their first major tournament.

This will be an emotional occasion with many of the Swiss squad hailing from Albanian backgrounds.

Switzerland begin their campaign in Group A against Albania in Lens on 11th June before playing Romania in the Parc des Princes in Paris on 15th June. Their final group game is against hosts France in Lille on 19th June.

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Dublin, Ireland. 24th March 2016.

1. 00:00 Mid pan of Switzerland squad circle

2. 00:12 Wide of training

3. 00:19 Midfielder Granit Xhaka in training

Zurich, Switzerland. 20th May 2016.

4. 00:31 SOUNDBITE (German): Granit Xhaka, Switzerland midfielder:

"A very interesting group, absolutely, with France the group favourite in my eyes. With Albania and Romania rather smaller but uncomfortable opponents who have made great progress in recent years. Albania takes part at the Euros for the first time after many years. Romania hasn't lost for the last two years and only concede a few goals. It will be a thrilling group."

Wolfsburg, Germany. Recent.

5. 00:58 SOUNDBITE (German) Ricardo Rodriguez, Switzerland defender:

"I think for sure Spain, Italy, France, Germany are the favourites. We can spring a surprise. We have already shown at the last World Cup that we can do this. And I think we will deliver a good performance when it comes to the Euros."

Dublin, Ireland. 24th March 2016.

6. 01:19 Xherdan Shaqiri in training

7. 01:29 Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic watching training

Zurich, Switzerland. 18th May 2016.

8. 01:39 SOUNDBITE (German): Xherdan Shaqiri, Switzerland midfielder

"Of course, we know France. At the World Cup we played against each other and we received a heavy defeat so now we want a bit of revenge. So we will try to win against France this time."

9. 02:03 SOUNDBITE (English): Xherdan Shaqiri, Switzerland midfielder (on playing France again):

"It means a lot because we played the last time in the World Cup in Brazil against them so we want to take revenge against them because we lost there and I am sure that we will play better and I hope that we win this time."

Dublin, Ireland. 24th March 2016.

10. 02:27 Defender Stephan Lichtsteiner in training

11. 02:44 Tilt up coach Petkovic

12. 02:52 Xhaka in training match

Zurich, Switzerland. 20th May 2016.

13. 03:00 SOUNDBITE (German): Granit Xhaka, Switzerland midfielder (on the significance of the opening match against Albania):

"Of course, not only for me but also for the other players because we know a lot of the Albanian players because they have also played in Switzerland. For me, a bit more special because I may and must play against my brother. Yes, that is special."

Zurich, Switzerland. 18th May 2016.

14. 03:18 SOUNDBITE (German): Xherdan Shaqiri, Switzerland midfielder (on significance of the match with Albania):

"I believe for all of us who have roots in Albania, Kosovo because many friends and families will watch the match. We know many friends who play now for Albania. Therefore it will be a very special match an emotional match. But, of course, we also go into the match to win it. I believe it´s a very important match for. To start with a victory can be very important for us."

15. 03:56 SOUNDBITE (English): Xherdan Shaqiri, Switzerland midfielder (on the Albania match):

"It means a lot because it's an emotional game. We have a lot of families there in Albania and Kosovo. We have a lot of friends, they play there for Albania and so it will be a very special game for us."

Dublin, Ireland. 24th March 2016.

16. 04:18 Shaqiri and Lichtsteiner in training

Zurich, Switzerland. 18th May 2016.

17. 04:30 SOUNDBITE (German): Xherdan Shaqiri, Switzerland midfielder (on his role as a senior player in the squad and dealing with pressure):

"I have played 50 matches for the Swiss national team, played a lot and scored many goals and therefore I have a bit of experience in dealing with these things. Of course I am a key player in this team and want to remain that. So I also want to help my team in this tournament and try to determine these matches."

18. 04:59 SOUNDBITE (English): Xherdan Shaqiri, Switzerland midfielder:

"Yeah, I think in the past I handled this very well. I played now 50 caps for Switzerland. I scored a lot of goals, so I am very proud of this. And I am sure I want to grow up with Switzerland, I want to make history with Switzerland. And I want also to make in this tournament the difference in a game. And I hope and I am sure it will be like this."

Dublin, Ireland. 24th March 2016.

19. 05:38 Coach Petkovic giving instructions

Zurich, Switzerland. 20th May 2016.

20. 05:49 SOUNDBITE (German): Yann Sommer, Switzerland goalkeeper (on key players for Switzerland):

"It's difficult. I believe all the young players that we have can have big tournaments. With Granit Xhaka we have a young player, also with (Xherdan) Shaqiri, Breel Embolo, I don't want to forget anybody. All the young players that we have must play in the tournament so that Switzerland might be successful. These are the players that make the difference. Shaqiri and Embolo are players who are extremely creative in attack, who also have a lot of power. Also Granit Xhaka, for example, in the midfield who holds all the threads in his hands. Many young players lead our game."

Seville, Spain. 14th May 2015.

21. 06:34 Wide of Yann Sommer training with Borussia Moenchengladbach

22. 06:40 Close of Sommer training

Zurich, Switzerland. 20th May 2016.

23. 06:44 SOUNDBITE (German): Yann Sommer, Switzerland goalkeeper (on where Switzerland can reach):

"I don't set myself goals too high. A good start is the most important thing, that we play a good match against Albania, that we start well in the tournament. I don't know if the result will be positve or negative, we will see that. It's important that we start positively, that we put in a good performance. We have to get through the group. It doesn't make sense to say more."

Dublin, Ireland. 24th March 2016.

24. 07:13 Breel Embolo in training match

SOURCE: SNTV

DURATION: 07:25

AP DEMO - CSKA Moscow coach Leonid Slutsky leads Russia into Euro 2016 - Euro...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:08:18 GMT

Ambient Sound: CSKA Moscow coach Leonid Slutsky leads Russia into Euro 2016, but the squad has been dealt a huge blow with midfielder Alain Dzagoev missing the tournament after breaking a bone in his foot on Saturday (21st May).

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Slug Euro 2016 Russia Preview
Dateline 2016-05-24T12:37:19Z
Story Number 5048511
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In a remarkable statistic, since the break-up of the Soviet Union, Russia have only made it past the group stages of the European Championship on one occasion.

That was back in 2008 under Guus Hiddink, when Russia made it all the way to the last four.

Russia began their qualifying campagin under Fabio Capello, but a home defeat to Austria in July 2015 left them in danger of failing to reach the competition.

The Italian was promptly replaced by CSKA Moscow coach Leonid Slutsky, who continued his day-to-day club duties while coaching the national team.

Under Slutsky, Russia won their remaining four qualifiers to secure second place in their group an automatic spot at Euro 2016.

Russia open their campaign in France against England, a match that captain Roman Shirokov believes will be tough.

SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Roman Shirokov, Russia captain:

"There is no need to discuss England, it will be difficult as they are clearly one of the favourites at the tournament. It will be the first game of Euro 2016, which will set the tone for the competition. Having said that it won't define the entire tournament, in 2008 we lost our first match heavily and progressed, while in 2012 we won our first game convincingly and were eliminated."

Unfortunately for Slutsky and Russia, they will be without star midfielder, Alan Dzagoev, who suffered a broken metatarsal in the final game CSKA Moscow's season.

Following their match England, Russia can look forward to games against Slovakia and Wales.

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Moscow, Russia. 25th March 2016.

1. 00:00 Various of Russia training

2. 00:32 Leonid Slutsky during training

3. 00:37 Russia training

4. 00:43 Leonid Slutsky during training

5. 00:48 Roman Shirokov training

6. 00:53 SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Roman Shirokov, Russia captain

7. 01:19 Various of Russia training

AP DEMO - Joe Hart speaks to SNTV ahead of England's Euro 2016 campaign -...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:08:18 GMT

Ambient Sound: Joe Hart speaks to SNTV ahead of England's Euro 2016 campaign. The Manchester City goalkeeper discusses big game pressure, penalties and England's group.

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Dateline 2016-05-25T18:40:28Z
Story Number 5048681
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"Dealing with the pressure and expectation has kind of been a big part of what I've been a part of in the last five, six years. I mean, playing a lot for the national team, being at a club team that's constantly challenging, constantly trying to open new doors. So I just find a way. It's something that is part of my daily routine, my life and I'm looking to improve all the time in all aspects of the game and that's something that I'm enjoying doing."

"Yeah, I do it for every game, every game I've been a part of. The technology's changed. I'm able to do as much research as I can but, at the end of the day, a penalty is, it's up in the air. It all depends on that moment and whether you're ready to deal with the pressure."

"It's obviously a difficult draw but any championship is. But we feel confident with what we can do. I think the format's changed a lot this year as well and the top three can qualify out of four so we feel like we're one of the stronger teams of the group and we can progress."

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1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE: (English) Joe Hart, England goalkeeper:

2. 00:30 SOUNDBITE: (English) Joe Hart, England goalkeeper (on possible penalty shoot-outs in knockout stages):

3. 00:48 SOUNDBITE: (English) Joe Hart, England goalkeeper:

AP DEMO - Zlatan Ibrahimovic discusses future as Sweden train ahead of Euro...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:08:18 GMT

Zlatan Ibrahimovic discusses future as Sweden train ahead of Euro 2016

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Slug Soccer Ibrahimovic
Dateline Stockholm, Sweden. - 26th May 2016.
Story Number 5048725
Source SVT
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Filed 26-May-2016 14:13 UTC
Updated 26-May-2016 16:52 UTC
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Free agent Zlatan Ibrahimovic refused to rule out a move to English Premier League side Manchester United on Thursday (26th May).

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic deliberated, tapped his fingers on the desk in front of him and let out a beaming smile.

The Sweden striker had just been asked if he had received an offer to join Manchester United and his actions spoke as much as his words.

"Let's see what happens," he said, laughing.

Ibrahimovic is looking for a team for next season after leaving Paris Saint-Germain and has been heavily linked with United, which is set to hire Jose Mourinho as its new manager. Mourinho and Ibrahimovic got on well during their time together at Inter Milan.

He said he has received "concrete offers" from clubs in England, Italy and other countries - but didn't mention any team by name.

"I have taken my decision," Ibrahimovic said after a training session with the Swedish national team. He didn't elaborate.

Asked if Mourinho was the right man for United, Ibrahimovic said: "I think it's a great move. If you want action, you bring Mourinho. I believe he is the man to bring them back to the top, yes. Wherever he went, he won. He knows what he is doing. If you want to win, you bring Mourinho."

Ibrahimovic added that he is in regular contact with the Portuguese coach.

Ibrahimovic joined PSG from AC Milan in 2012. Before that he was in Barcelona on loan in 2010 and the move was made permanent the following year. He also spent three seasons at Inter and two at Juventus.

Ibrahimovic also won the Dutch league twice with Ajax and the Spanish title with Barcelona before lifting another Serie A trophy with Milan.

A serial winner of trophies, like Mourinho, Ibrahimovic said that, at 34, he is "only warming up."

"I have proved age is just a number," he said. "Everything is in your head. Whatever you want to do, you will do it. It's a mind game. If I want to make it, I'll make it. If I want to do it, I'll do it. I'm not worried at all."

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1. 00:00 Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic arriving for news conference

2. 00:20 SOUNDBITE (English) Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Sweden striker:

Q -What is your opinion on Jose Mourinho going to Manchester United?

"I think it is a great move. If you want action, you bring Mourinho."

Q -Is he the man to bring United the title?

"I believe he is the man to bring them back to the top. Wherever he went he has won. He knows what he is doing. If you want to win, you bring Mourinho."

Q - How tempting is it to work with Jose Mourinho again?

"I had a fantastic time with him, when I was working with him. Working again with him… when I left Inter I said we had a short time together. I had a great time. If we will work together again I don't know. Let's see how things play out."

Q - Is that a suggestion you are close to joining Manchester United?

"I don't give guarantees. I said there is concrete offers from Premier League so let us see what happens."

Q - There are suggestions with your age about whether you would be suited to play in the Premier League. How do you feel about that?

"I am just warming up. I had a great season, a fantastic season so I proved age is just a number. Everything is in your head. Everything you want to do, you do. If I want to make it, I will make it. If I want to do it I will do it. I am not worried."

Q - Have you spoken directly with Mourinho this week?

"I have spoken with him every day since I left Inter. That is no secret. I have a great relationship with Mourinho and we are in contact but not in this week. I am talking for many years so that is it. What else do you need to know, tell me?"

Q - Can you confirm there has been an offer from Manchester United?

"(Big grin) Let us see what happens."

3. 02:27 Wide of Sweden squad in huddle ahead of training

4. 02:31 Various of Ibrahimovic during training

SOURCE: SVT

DURATION: 03:27

AP DEMO - England looked ahead on Thursday (26th May) to their friendly...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:08:18 GMT

Ambient Sound: England looked ahead on Thursday (26th May) to their friendly international against Australia.

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Slug Euro 2016 England
Dateline 2016-05-26T21:10:35Z
Story Number 5048814
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"No, we don't have Fabian Delph with us. Unfortunately he's strained a muscle in his groin area. So I've actually spoken to him and he's stayed in Manchester and I've made it clear to him that probably he won't be with us either in the final 23 unless we have injuries. So I've put him on a standby list actually which he understands and accepts. I don't think it's going to be a long-term injury so if I need him to come with us it's easy to call him and do so, but I have said to him with the situation that we have with the other 25 players it might be unlikely."

Even teams like Germany at their very limits. We are happy for the game and we still have in our mind the defeat that was inflicted upon us at Upton Park not so long ago. So we know if we are going to get a result tomorrow night we are going to have to be at our very best."

Shotlist

1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE (English) Roy Hodgson, England head coach: (On Fabian Delph not travelling with the team to Newcastle from Manchester)

2. 00:48 SOUNDBITE (English) Roy Hodgson, England head coach:

AP DEMO - Didier Deschamps reacted on Wednesday (25th May) to the loss of...

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 13:08:17 GMT

Slug Euro 2016 France
Dateline 2016-05-25T21:36:50Z
Story Number 5048697
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Story

"Of course it is a hard blow losing Raphael, but after all, I have to think about the group, the team, regarding deadlines selecting the squad."

"Because I consider that for the high level, having two central defenders left footed, for me, is not viable. So, necessarily this is to the detriment of Samuel Umtiti, with whom I talked and explained the situation."

"He had a great season with his club of Sevilla, and he has, even if it's quite a long time ago now, he has at least an experience of the international level. He has 26 caps for the French team, so he knows the international level, even if a while ago."

Shotlist

1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE: (French) Didier Deschamps, France head coach

(on losing Raphael Varane to injury):

2. 00:16 SOUNDBITE: (French) Didier Deschamps, France head coach

(about the choice of Adil Rami as a replacement - Rami wasn't in the original reserve list, defender Samuel Umtiti was):

3. 00:37 SOUNDBITE: (French) Didier Deschamps, France head coach

(on Rami's qualities):

Archiv/B-Roll: Marcel Koller

Mon, 23 May 2016 13:39:35 GMT

Laax -25.3.16. - Der Schweizer Trainer und ehemalige Fussballer Marcel Koller bei einer Medienkonferenz anlässlich desEM-Vorbereitungslagers der österreichischen Nationalmannschaft in Laax.