Every day throughout the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, 20 minutes provides an update on the highlights of the competition. This Monday will have been marked by the demonstration of Brazil, future opponent of the Blue, against Panama.
- Concern around Wendie Renard
Hervé Renard may only see the positive after the sad draw of the France team on Sunday evening for their entry into the World Cup, we cannot help but ask ourselves questions. Especially since the Bleues are not varnished, they who have chained the cascading injuries in recent weeks, since it is the turn of captain Wendie Renard to drag her leg. She felt muscle pain in a calf and had check-ups on Monday at midday.
An MRI whose results were not communicated by the selection management. Neither the entourage of the Martiniquaise, nor the Federation wished to speak on the subject. Even if the management of Les Bleues refused to give in to “panic” during the day, Renard’s muscular alert is all the more worrying as it concerns a fragile area in the OL defender, already affected in the calves in the past.
- Brazil takes place before France
And while we comment on the physical glitches of the French women and/or their very average performance against Jamaica on Sunday, the future opponent of the Tricolores is having fun for his entry into the competition. Result: A clean and clear 4-0, with in particular a marvel of collective action to conclude the goal of 3-0. It was too beautiful not to share it with you.
- Morocco gloomy, its guardian totally overwhelmed
In the “big worsted” family, after Brazil, I would like Germany! The Germans weren’t in the lace on Monday, facing a drifting Moroccan team, not much help it is true by its goalkeeper, Er-Rmichi, in distress for ninety minutes. With this easy victory, theGermany takes the provisional first place in Group H, the other two teams, Colombia and South Korea, face each other tonight. Finally, earlier in the day, Italy beat Argentina (1-0).