France has qualified for the first time for the quarterfinals of the Women's World Cup after his victory over Canada (4-0) Thursday in Bochum, and that of Germany against Nigeria in Nigeria (1-0) . The Bleueus will play first in the group against Germany next Tuesday.
CANADA - FRANCE: 0-4Goals: Thiney (24th and 60th), Abily (66th) and Thomas (83)
France women's team dominated the Canada (4-0) on his second match of the World 2011, in Bochum on Thursday. The Blues have made a huge second half with three goals scored. Gaëtane Thiney scored twice, and Camille Abily Elodie Thomis aggravating the score. The quarter-final qualification is now gained from the victory of Germany against Nigeria (1-0). This is the first time the Blue reach this level of competition. In the only other World that they had played in 2003, they could not leave the chickens.
The sixth world nation humiliated
After the first 20 minutes rather balanced, the French have taken over the Canadians, the Concacaf champions. Gaëtane Thiney opened the scoring, taking advantage of a land of striking Bussaglia before the guardian of the North American head (24th). Team France was therefore chained opportunities, including Marie-Laure Delie and Louisa Necib, but failed to make the break before the break. It was done in the hour, yet Thiney. With a good pressing of Delie, she recovered the leather and sent it into the net (60th). With this doubled at its 50th selection, it took his tally to 21 goals with the Blues. Lyonnaise Camille Abily account it now 20 after scoring the third goal, head on a corner of Sandrine Soubeyrand (66th). Enter during gameplay, Elodie Thomis closed the brand starting in the deep on a pass from Necib (83).
France has yet full of confidence with a festival offensive. But the lights have also yet to take aim, as in 10 qualifying group matches and the opening game against Nigeria. Canada has the same frame no shooting in 90 minutes, is the best opportunity for Christine Sinclair 3-0. Bruno Bini Players can even claim to have made the largest score of this World Cup so far, eliminating the sixth nation in the world. Seventh in the FIFA rankings, France will play first in the group next Tuesday against the Germans in front of over 50,000 people. In taking possession, it could make a mess in the organization, which has relied on a rider's Mannschaft in chicken.
CANADA - FRANCE: 0-4Goals: Thiney (24th and 60th), Abily (66th) and Thomas (83)
France women's team dominated the Canada (4-0) on his second match of the World 2011, in Bochum on Thursday. The Blues have made a huge second half with three goals scored. Gaëtane Thiney scored twice, and Camille Abily Elodie Thomis aggravating the score. The quarter-final qualification is now gained from the victory of Germany against Nigeria (1-0). This is the first time the Blue reach this level of competition. In the only other World that they had played in 2003, they could not leave the chickens.
The sixth world nation humiliated
After the first 20 minutes rather balanced, the French have taken over the Canadians, the Concacaf champions. Gaëtane Thiney opened the scoring, taking advantage of a land of striking Bussaglia before the guardian of the North American head (24th). Team France was therefore chained opportunities, including Marie-Laure Delie and Louisa Necib, but failed to make the break before the break. It was done in the hour, yet Thiney. With a good pressing of Delie, she recovered the leather and sent it into the net (60th). With this doubled at its 50th selection, it took his tally to 21 goals with the Blues. Lyonnaise Camille Abily account it now 20 after scoring the third goal, head on a corner of Sandrine Soubeyrand (66th). Enter during gameplay, Elodie Thomis closed the brand starting in the deep on a pass from Necib (83).
France has yet full of confidence with a festival offensive. But the lights have also yet to take aim, as in 10 qualifying group matches and the opening game against Nigeria. Canada has the same frame no shooting in 90 minutes, is the best opportunity for Christine Sinclair 3-0. Bruno Bini Players can even claim to have made the largest score of this World Cup so far, eliminating the sixth nation in the world. Seventh in the FIFA rankings, France will play first in the group next Tuesday against the Germans in front of over 50,000 people. In taking possession, it could make a mess in the organization, which has relied on a rider's Mannschaft in chicken.
