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9:32 p.m. : Each Frenchwoman who has the ball, you have four Germans around. It’s unplayable. #ALLFRA #GERFRA
9:32 p.m. : The two extra days of rest should not be used as an excuse but it has and will have an importance. Now it’s up to us to score the first goal, so as not to suffer the whole match. #ALLFRA
9:33 p.m. : #ALLFRA The difference in physical freshness is too glaring for it not to crack at some point.
9:24 p.m. : First assessment at half-time of half-time, the Germans dominate in points, physically and in duels. The French and their transition game, Grace Geyoro in the lead, appear a notch below. , 23rd.
9:23 p.m. : The first real thrill of this semi-final! A free kick from Alexandra Popp forces Pauline Peyraud-Magnin into a nice horizontal shot to deflect the ball for a corner! The German shot had pierced the tricolor wall. , 22nd, this match is unraveling.
9:19 p.m. : No, but between Harald Schumacher on amphetamines pulverizing Patrick Battiston in a puzzle way and Pauline Peyraud-Magnin who comes out a little far from her goals, there is a world, all the same! Let’s not try to see Sevilla 82 everyone, it was 40 years ago…
9:19 p.m. : The exit of our goalkeeper drying off a German striker reminded me of something nicer.
9:16 p.m. : But yes, @Dave 74, I kept it for when the German player released a decisive pass on a corner, but you beat me to it! Make me want to want to do even more puns 😉
And joking aside, Lina Magull has already distilled a corner in the French area, but our goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin cleared it all with an authoritarian punch. , 14th.
9:16 p.m. : What Magull… What’s wrong with Magull?!
9:07 p.m. : The German coach had to “frohmser” the eyebrows, because her goalkeeper Merle Frohms rewarded us with a particularly hesitant exit on the first French center in the penalty area. The French have the ascendancy in the game at the start of the match. , 7th.
9:03 p.m. : Note for the purists that the French play with the traditional colors, blue shirt, white shorts, red socks, which is extremely rare among these gentlemen for about fifteen years (and it’s a shame).
9:02 p.m. : We are all in family to encourage the French team! Go Blues!
9:01 p.m. : The kick-off of the meeting has just been given by the Blue!
8:58 p.m. : 3-1 for the Blues ⚽️
8:58 p.m. : It’s guaranteed: 2-1 for France… Not to be discussed
8:58 p.m. : 3-2 for France, a festival of goals!
8:58 p.m. : We erase Sevilla! 3-2 for our Blues!
8:57 p.m. : It’s anthem time in a Milton Keynes stadium which filled up shortly before kick-off. It is estimated that there are at least 15-18,000 people, double the size of the small country stadium in Rotherham.
8:49 p.m. : I agree with you, neither her two substitutes, Sarr and Malard, made a strong impression, and I would have liked to see “Kadi” Diani again up front, which had worked rather well at the end of the game against in the Nederlands. Especially when, opposite, we have a center forward, Popp, who waltzes with the defenses.
8:54 p.m. : Hello Peter. To continue the parallel Deacon – Jacquet, OK to compare Ginola and Cantona to Henry and Le Sommer. On the other hand, I still have the impression that losing Katoto on top of injury has more impact than Dugarry’s injury at the start of the competition… Anyway, comparison is not right, go Blue!
8:45 p.m. : To find out everything about the last hours leading up to this pivotal semi-final, find here the report by our special correspondent Maÿlice Lavorel between the drops of Milton Keynes.
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8:53 p.m. : Hello Pierre, live from Cologne, I still wonder if I will dare to shout outside if France wins tonight! All the way for Les Bleues but honestly, I’m a little scared…
8:44 p.m. : Imagine that I wrote a paper on the origin of this sentence (which dates from 2014, but which has not aged a bit, like its author for that matter). You will learn in particular… that the French translation is inaccurate compared to what the English striker really said in VO.
8:54 p.m. : I have just researched the origin of the “And in the end, Germany wins…” : Gary Lineker during the epic match England-Germany, it dates and does not rejuvenate us. So tonight, I’m doing my Lineker upside down: “And in the end, Germany loses”. ??
8:37 p.m. : Corinne Deacon, whose team remains on 16 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in its last 18 meetings, has set the bar very high before starting this Euro: “We’re aiming for the final. At least!” Which would belie the former goalkeeper of the Blue, Sarah Bouhaddi who declared, after having put the selection on hold: “I bet that France will not win the Euro if Corinne Deacon remains in charge.”
8:35 p.m. : 2-1 for France ?? Come on Les Bleues.
8:35 p.m. : 2-0 for the girls who will surpass themselves.
8:35 p.m. : Pierre, France crushes Germany 1-0 in extra time. Go Blues! Thank you franceInfo.
8:35 p.m. : France 1-3 Germany. Sorry, I’m not chauvinistic, but realistic. Good game.
8:36 p.m. : As I bet on a small 1-0 but sufficient for the final. Why not after extra time 🙂 Good game anyway!
8:30 p.m. : A last salvo of predictions before the kick-off of this semi-final?
8:25 p.m. : There will not be a crowd in the stands, slips our special correspondent Maÿlice Lavorel, who points out that a transport strike has paralyzed the United Kingdom since this morning. We expect barely 500 French supporters.
8:21 p.m. : 2 –Alexandra Popp gewann 13 ihrer 18 Luftduelle bei der #WEURO2022 – die beste Quote aller Angreiferinnen im Turnier (72%; mehr als 6 Luftduelle). Wendie Renard gewann 20 ihrer 26 Luftduelle – insgesamt mehr als jede andere Spielerin. Head2Head. #GERFRA 
8:21 p.m. : This evening, we revise the language of Goethe. You will learn in this tweet from the Opta agency that German striker Alexandra Popp is the most formidable attacker in the air, with 13 of her 18 aerial duels won, while in absolute terms it is the French defender Wendie Renard and her 84 meter who is the strongest in the exercise. We are therefore expecting a high altitude duel tonight in Milton Keynes.
8:09 p.m. : #LaStatDuJour: 3⃣France will play its 3rd semi-final in a major tournament, after losing the first 2 (1-2 v USA in 2011, 1-3 v Japan in 2012). Opposite, Germany is playing its 20th half, having lost none of the 10 played at EURO (8V, 2D) #ALLFRA #WEURO2022 
8:09 p.m. : We have said it over and over again, Les Bleues broke through their glass ceiling by going beyond the quarter-finals for the first time in ten years. It now remains to achieve an authentic feat against an opponent accustomed to the last four.
8:05 p.m. : Unsere Start-11 gegen Frankreich! ?WIR #IMTEAM ?? #hungriGER #WEURO2022 #GERFRA 
8:06 p.m. : I did German LV2, but that was a long time ago and I don’t have much left, no offense to the Germanophiles that I know are many of you. I know enough to tell you to watch especially centre-forward Alexandra Popp, who scored a goal in all games and Sara Däbritz the playmaker, but without the revelation of the Euros, Klara Bühl, tested positive yesterday at Covid-19.
7:53 p.m. : Exactly, @Jean50it’s our transition game, worn by Grace Geyoro in midfield, that the Germans fear the most, according to their coach who spoke at a press conference: “We know France have huge quality in transition and fantastic players with lots of speed.”
7:53 p.m. : Good evening, You have to be confident! Of course, if bad luck invades the French players, victory will be difficult. But tonight Les Bleues will always be present in the effort and will have madness in the action. The Germans fear our balance. French women believe in it and we will fully support them! Go Les Bleues 1-0 and meet for a great final at Wembley
7:53 p.m. : Good evening Pierre and the team! Well, we’re not going to tell each other, Germany hasn’t taken a single pawn since the start of the tournament and when we see that Ms. Malard needs 5 to frame one, it’s not going to be easy. Maiiiiis, chauvinist as I am, I see qd even the blue ones in pain with a great Delphine Cascarino! 3 to 2 for the blue ones. Good evening ⚽.
7:53 p.m. : Exactly, Corinne Deacon has been very strongly criticized for having sent stars like Eugénie Le Sommer or Amandine Henry to international pre-retirement. And it is clear that her group follows her, that the atmosphere is excellent and that, in the opinion of observers who follow the selection closely, the players have made more effort for each other since their departure. It makes you think a little, all things considered, of Aimé Jacquet, hated by the press, who knew how to deprive himself of Cantona and Ginola with the success that we know.
7:53 p.m. : I fear that the absence of Eugénie Le Sommer weighs heavily this evening! 2-1 for the Germans because football is played 11 against 11 and in the end it is Germany who wins…
7:53 p.m. : Good evening FI and Pierre. I think Les Bleues have studied their lack of efficiency in front of goal and they will do everything to score very quickly. After the Germans are very physical, but I have confidence in our players. I play 2/1 for France. ??
7:53 p.m. : Victory of the Germans 5 to 0. Deutsche qualität.
7:53 p.m. : Good evening FI. Very difficult prognosis as the inefficiency of our attackers was staggering. Germany has the experience. Let’s say 2/1 for this one.
7:53 p.m. : 1/0 for the blues knowing that the Germans did not concede a single goal throughout the competition. Good evening to all
7:53 p.m. : Plenty of predictions in the comments before this long-awaited semi-final!
7:43 p.m. : The key to the match is the efficiency of the French attackers, who since a first dream period against Italy at the start of the Euro (five goals in 45 minutes), frankly leaves something to be desired (33 shots against the -Bas, an unfortunate penalty goal in extra time). Opposite, no one has managed to shake the Germanic nets in the first four games of the competition. Did you say “Deutsche Qualität”?
7:39 p.m. : I try the 3-1 for the Blue, much more optimistic!