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Zapping Foot National Laure Boulleau: “I imagine a sequence where MbappĂ© speaks of a blue match …”
A logical advantage. The French women's team is currently traveling on the side of Saint-Gall to face Switzerland there, as part of the third day of the League of Women's Nations. A meeting that sees the tricolor selection led on the score of two goals to zero, thanks to the opening of the Sandy Baltimore score on a magnificent tumble from Delphine Cascarino then a free kick of Selma Bacha, well helped by the gross of the hand of the Swiss goalkeeper.
The Blue lead quietly
The French women's team will immediately set foot on the ball and be dangerous. Upon kick -off, Delphine Cascarino performs a big pressing to recover the ball in the opposing penalty area. The old Lyonnaise center for Sandy Baltimore, who regains head but which is ultimately countered. First hot stroke for Switzerland, which does not exist at the start of the meeting. At the fourteenth minute of play, the French defense will however be afraid. On passes, they see Ivelj recover the leather and appears in front of Pauline Peyraud-Magnin. It is far too crossed to catch the frame. In the process, the Blue will open the scoring on a superb solo action by Delphine Cascarino. After his tumble, the Auilière center strong in front of the goal for a Sandy Baltimore who only has to set foot in opposition.
Switzerland will begin to exist around half an hour of play. The first time with a delivery of the head of Calligaris, released in corner by Maëlle Lakrar. In continuity, Bühler tries a head at close range but stumbles on a very large parade of the French goalkeeper. In the 38th minute of play, after a solo rush, Selma Bacha will try a heavy strike that will crash on the opposing transverse bar. This is only a postponement. Just before half-time, the player of Olympique Lyonnais takes care of a free kick located at just over 20 meters, full axis. The left -hander sends a mine on Herzog, which is guilty of a gross hand, however. Enough to do the business of the Bleues, which lead to the score of two goals to zero at halftime.
To summarize
A logical advantage. The French women's team is currently traveling on the side of Saint-Gall to face Switzerland there, as part of the third day of the League of Women's Nations. A meeting that sees the tricolor selection led on the score of two goals to zero

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