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17:40
Great German defense (17-15)
Kampa made an exceptional defense when receiving Patry’s Smash, receiving Karlitsek brought the Mannschaft back to 2 points.
17:39
Clévenot freed itself (17-14)
Clévenot tied the admission and broke and acquitted himself with power, being the French champion.
17:38
Grozer recovers (16-13)
After a few failures, Grozer regained his effectiveness.
17:37
Ngapeth chambreur (15-12)
A strong performance sent by Earvin Ngapeth, who allowed himself to make a joke of the lost German reception! Unfortunately, France lost his next service.
17:36
Ngapeth is strong (14-11)
The Blues finally moved to +3 thanks to Ngapeth’s excellent ball above the opposing block!
17:35
Brizard is guilty (13-11)
Brizard tried an ace but his serve was out of bounds. Fortunately for the Blues, avoid Patry’s opposing block on the next point.
17:34
Blues better on the block (12-10)
Grozer was once again examined, this time in front of Chinenyeze, the author of the saving block!
17:33
The Book of Ngapeth (11-9)
What a successful block by Ngapeth, who was against Grozer for the first time in the game!
17:32
No dream for France (10-8)
Clévenot did the same immediately, but the Blues could not break free and go beyond the two-point lead.
17:31
Patry plays (9-7)
In force, Patry attacked and left no chance for the Germans to resist him.
17:30
Two points ahead (8-6)
The Blues maintained their two-point gap after a German net error.
17:30
Chinenyeze is strong (7-5)
A strong midfield attack from Chinenyeze, that breaks on the nose of Karlitzek. The middle will apologize immediately after his wrongdoing.
17:29
Brizard understands (6-5)
Clever, Brizard worked while the Germans were not yet in place. The subject is French.
17:28
Germany stay up (5-4)
Another missed collection about Patry. The French were still struggling around to counter the strong German attacks, as Karlitzek’s ace was successful in the process.
17:27
Ngapeth Subtil (4-2)
Ngapeth’s low ball was clicked, full of space to put the Tricolores at +2.
17:26
The Blues are off to a good start (3-1)
The Blues held out in the second set and led by two points following a missed serve by Brehme.
17:22
Germany takes first set (18-25)
Kampa plays in the middle and offers the first set to the Germans. In and unable to accept the opposition’s attacks, Earvin Ngapeth and his team will have to quickly get into the game if they want to continue their Olympic adventure.
17:21
Germany one point to set (17-24)
Jean Patry’s attack went out of bounds.
17:20
Blue’s defense suffers (17-23)
Kampa was penalized after touching the ball three times. But once again, the Blues did not continue and suffered in defence.
17:20
Germany close (16-22)
Net language is called against the Germans. The Tricolores did not take advantage of this and failed to receive Kampa’s next attack.
17:18
Grozer doesn’t stop (14-21)
Grozer passes on the block and succeeds in his attack, which kills the outside line. In the process, the attack takes a new place.
17:17
The Blues Are Alive (14-19)
Things are going a little better for the Blues, who are back at five points after a good performance from Chinenyeze.
17:16
Jouffroy is guilty (12-18)
Jouffroy came into the game and for his first action, the Frenchman lost his job.
17:14
Le Goff with success (11-16)
The Blues tried to pass through the middle with Le Goff, whose attack went out of bounds. Fortunately, the ball was touched by the opponent.
17:13
The equation becomes complicated (10-16)
Jean Patry’s Smash goes out of bounds. In the process, Brehme punished the Blues after a ball was returned by Ngapeth in an inexplicable manner.
17:12
Grozer plays (10-14)
Grozer caught fire and the Blues had no chance to block his effort in net.
17:11
Clévenot Effective (10-12)
What a strike from Trévor Clévenot, who delivered an unstoppable smash and put the Blues back within two points.
17:10
Network error (9-12)
A wonderful save on the ground from Brizard, but Clévenot made a net mistake and gave the Germans the point.
17:09
Ngapeth lost, Clévenot not (9-11)
It’s time for Ngapeth, the star of the Blues, to lose his career. Clévenot kept his team in the game by finding a block on the next field.
17:08
New French Error (6-10)
Chinenyeze fired a low ball, much to the surprise of the Germans. The Blues did not benefit from this because Brizard lost his serve immediately.
17:07
Germany lead (5-9)
Unstoppable Smash occurs in the middle by Brehme.
17:07
Complete the error (4-8)
Jean Patry bites on the 3 meter line as he rushes to the spike. The Tricolores lost their start.
17:06
Mannschaft stay strong (4-7)
What an exceptional point! The series of attacks increased on both sides, but both sides managed terrible blocks. Grozer ends up having the last word. At the next point, Ngapeth suffered a new counter.
17:04
Grozer Power (4-5)
On his third attack, Grozer finally got his first point. On the next move, Ngapeth countered and the Germans advanced.
17:02
The Blues are on the block (3-3)
Very good series of successful blocks by the Blues, with Jean Patry slowing down Grozer. The Germans did the same on the next French attack.
17:01
The Blues take advantage (2-1)
Famous for his great work, Grozer, the best German actor, lost his first attempt. In the process, Clévenot gave the Blues an advantage.
17:00
Let’s go to Arena Paris Sud 1!
France starts serving! Earvin Ngapeth works but the first place is German.
16:59
Beginning 7 of the Blues
Grebennikov, Patry, Brizard, Ngapeth, Le Goff, Clévenot, Chinenyeze
16:54
Music season
Players have entered the arena! Time for the national anthem.
16:50
A recent confrontation
During the Nations League stage in the Philippines on May 19, Germany dominated France in four sets.
16:45
Italy waits for the Blues
Trailing two sets to zero, the Italian world champions made a real comeback to win 3-2 against Japan and seal their ticket to the last four, a few minutes ago. The Squadra Azzura will face the winner of the upcoming match between the Blues and Germany in the semi-finals.
16:37
Germany’s travel
For its part, Germany, which has improved in recent months, also escaped from its group in second place. Mannschaft stunned Japan (3-2) before stopping the Americans (2-3) and quietly beating Argentina (3-0).
16:31
The origins of Earvin Ngapeth
16:24
A bitter-tasting defeat against Slovenia
16:20
Positive beginnings
The French team made a convincing first record in the game, giving two great victories to Serbia (3-2) and Canada (3-0) before falling on Friday to Slovenia (2-3). A defeat without reason, since the Blues were already qualified before the start of this last team match.
16:15
Kick-off is at 5 pm.
The meeting will start at 5 pm near the Arena Paris Sud 1, at the Porte de Versailles. It will be followed live on France Télévisions and Eurosport.
16:14
Hello everyone !
Welcome to this comparative commentary of the match between the French and German teams, counting for the quarter-finals of the men’s volleyball tournament at the Paris Games 2024.
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The Blues want to have power
- The French men’s soccer team faces Germany this Monday (5 p.m.) in the quarter-finals of the Olympic tournament.
- The reigning Olympic champions, Andrea Giani’s men finished second in their group in the first round, but left a good overall impression.
- Victory against Serbia (3-2) and Canada (3-0), the Tricolores lost on Friday against Slovenia (2-3) during a game marked by competitive refereeing decisions.
- For his part, Germany also finished its group stage in second place and was on the verge of victory against the Blues in the Nations League on June 19.
- In the event of victory, Earvin Ngapeth and his team will find Italy or Japan in the last four.
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