2023-12-05 11:49:52
A trip but no stress for the French women’s team this week. In Leiria, this Tuesday (7:15 p.m.), Hervé Renard’s Bleues meet Portugal to conclude the group stage of their Nations League. Undefeated in their group and victorious in style against Austria on Friday (3-0), they are already assured of reaching the Final Four at the end of February. For this last match of the season, the time has come to turn things around.
Two executives are already unavailable for this trip: Marie-Antoinette Katoto and Kadidiatou Diani, who left the group due to muscular discomfort. The coach should also give rest to five of his six players under the threat of suspension in the event of a yellow card, including his captain Wendie Renard. “Now that we have qualified, we are not going to take any risks. It’s wiser, explained Hervé Renard. The notion of group will be reinforced, because those who play will have the duty to maintain this invincibility. »
The Blues will, above all, be able to fine-tune a few adjustments before competing in the final four, where they are already assured of meeting Spain, the reigning world champion. The stakes will be high for the qualifiers, since the two finalist countries will obtain their ticket for the Paris Olympic Games. But France, as host of the competition, is automatically qualified and guaranteed to have a quieter end of winter.
The match between Portugal and France is scheduled to kick off at 7:15 p.m. this Tuesday, December 5 and will be broadcast on France 4.
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