The giggles that come out of nowhere are often the most contagious. Proof of this is with this extract from the “Debrief” of the “Canal Champions Club”, the program presented by Hervé Mathoux which analyzes the Champions League matches on the evening of Tuesday January 21. Broadcast on Canal+ Foot in the second part of the evening, the program focused on the 7th day of the Champions League with matches extending from 6:45 p.m. to 11 p.m.
“He makes me laugh”
Accompanied by Laure Boulleau, Bertrand Latour, Samir Nasri, Gauthier Kuntzmann and David Ginola, the journalist returned in detail to each meeting of the evening, each time with a summary prepared by the show's teams and an on-set analysis. After reviewing the matches between Lille and Liverpool, Monaco against Aston Villa and even Benfica against FC Barcelona, it was when discussing the fate of Dortmund, beaten by Bologna, that a wind of madness arose. seized the board.
In this extract spotted by the X account @Monascope that Puremédias invites you to look at the top of the article, Hervé Mathoux takes control after the summary of this last match in a slightly hesitant manner. “Dortmund… missed the boat, it's true that they could… take a step towards… the Top 8 and that's going to be difficult. For Bologna, it certainly comes too late despite this good result“, says the host, while we can already see smiles on the faces of Bertrand Latour and Samir Nasri. “With 5 points yes“, concluded Gauthier Kuntzmann before David Ginola added “5 won't be enough“. The face of football on Canal+ then continued with the upcoming matches of the two clubs.
-Nobody knows if it was these few words that caused the hilarity of Samir Nasri, whose contagious laughter ended up reaching Hervé Mathoux, who was trying to move on to the next match, Red Star Belgrade vs PSV Eindhoven. “Benjamin Falanga, you followed PSV…” the journalist began, before bursting out laughing and not being able to finish his sentence. “He makes me laugh“, murmured the presenter while speaking of Samir Nasri, while the mad laughter had contaminated all the columnists, and even the public. “Samir stop“, Hervé Mathoux tried to continue before whispering a “pardon“Laure Boulleau also tried to say something but only a few sounds came out of her mouth.”Go ahead Benjamin“, Hervé Mathoux then escaped, passing the hot potato to the journalist responsible for following the following match.
Benjamin Falanga took over as if nothing had happened, and offered his summary of the meeting between the Serbian team and that of the Netherlands. Calm had finally returned to the plateau at the end of the tape.
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