The 2023 Women’s World Cup push forward Sunday (on FOX and the FOX Sports app), EQUAL France undertake, shoulder Jamaica at the Sydney Football Stadium in Australia.
This marked Jamaica’s second appearance at the tournament after being undefeated in the group stage in 2019, and they earned their first point in team history thanks to a solid defence.
In the opposite direction, France – a strong contender – entered the tournament as the fifth-ranked team in the world, according to FIFA. However, new manager Hervé Renard has cut the job for him as he is missing several key players from previous teams. The return of Wendy Renardone of the most highly rated players in women’s soccer, has given a huge boost to Bleus, but they were unable to score in the opening goal despite 13 attempts to score.
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90′: How??
We don’t know exactly why this ball didn’t cross the white line, as it hit almost everything but the back of the net. Kadidiatou Diani thought she had a solid goal in this header effort, but it hit the goalpost And crossbar before bouncing back.
88′: Own goal!
France tried bravely to score the opening goal at the last minute, but missed the target several times, including a defiant header from Maëlle Lakrar.
54′: It’s Diani again!
France’s star striker Diani takes another shot, this time with his head, but misses the left post.
45+5′: Wide on the right
Saving Diani’s shot on the foot is not for the weak. But Jamaica’s defense did so twice in the first half, keeping France goalless throughout the first half.
41′: Take advantage of it all
Rabbit Shaw was one of Jamaica’s main aggressors in the first half, and she didn’t hold back even a bit when she fouled. Case in point: Attempts to score from long distance.
36′: Overturned!
Jamaican goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer excelled in the first half despite many French advances. Here are just some of her great stops:
28′: Draw table
From a tactical point of view, France played well and almost made a miracle in this set piece, as they had a great chance to score inside the box.
24′: Full of gold
Jamaica received a yellow card of its own as both teams continued to maintain the intensity.
14′: Boiling
This is a fast-paced match from the start, and with speed comes physicality. of France Clara Mateo received a yellow card for her role in a minor scuffle.
BEFORE
Stage setting
The “World Cup NOW” team previewed the match live on Twitter before kick-off.
Make history
Eugénie Le Sommer And Wendy Renard became the first player in the history of France to wear four World Cups.
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