2023-12-01 15:57:34
22 years later, it’s time. This Saturday at 1 p.m., the French team faces Germany in the final of the U17 World Cup at the Manahan Stadium in Surakarta (Indonesia). The last and only World Cup won by this selection dates back to 2001, and is in addition to the three European Championships won in 2004, 2015 and 2022.
After finishing first in their group and eliminating Senegal (0-0, 5 tab 3), Uzbekistan (1-0) and Mali (2-1), the Bleuets find their German tormentor. In June 2023, the Nationalmannschaft defeated Jean-Luc Vannuchi’s team on penalties during the Euro U17 final in Hungary (0-0, 5 tab 4). Despite the Issoufou incident and the doubt of possible disqualification hanging over their heads, the French did not let go of their goal of being world champions and confirmed their ambitions by remaining undefeated throughout. of the competition.
For its part, Germany also performed flawlessly. After finishing first in its group, it eliminated the United States (3-2), Spain (0-1) before narrowly beating Argentina after a penalty shootout (3 -3, 2 tab 4) and qualify for the final to return to France. The Germans will be able to benefit from the sparkling form of their Hoffenheim striker Max Moerstedt, author of four goals in five games and again decisive against the Argentines in the semi-final. On the Bleuets side, Le Havre goalkeeper Paul Argney performs at a high level and intends to disgust the opposing attackers to offer victory to his compatriots.
The kickoff of the U17 World Cup final between France and Germany is scheduled for 1 p.m. this Saturday, December 2 at the Manahan Stadium in Surakarta (Indonesia) and will be broadcast on La Channele L’Équipe as well as live commentary on leparisien.fr
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