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Thank you for following this meeting through the website Figaro. goodbye.
it’s over!
The French Olympic team drew 0-0 with Japan (1-1). The Bruyères ended their preparations for the Paris Olympics with a draw and they can blame themselves considering the number of chances they had. Thierry Henry’s men were too clumsy in completing their attacking moves.
Cherki is substituted (90′, 1-1)
Lyon called for a one-two, but he lost the running duel and the ball returned to Japan.
Douai not present (88′, 1-1)
Rennes was overtaken in the Japanese zone and should have let the ball go to Karimundo, ready to receive it behind him. Bruyette’s return was very complicated.
Cherki attempts a header (85′, 1-1)
In the French team’s free kick, Lyon tried to head the ball from a long distance. The Japanese goalkeeper was not in danger.
Calculation error (83′, 1-1)
Rennes made a difference on their side and sent a cross in. The Japanese goalkeeper calmly caught the ball in the air.
The talent is gone!! (80′, 1-1)
Rennes went deep and was alone against the Japanese goalkeeper but lost face! What a great chance for Bruyne. The final move of the night was just too clumsy for Thierry Henry’s men.
Blues advance (77′, 1-1)
Aclius moved Sidilja to the right side of the area, where the center position was occupied. The Blues continued to fight for the victory.
Douai tries his luck! (74′, 1-1)
The Rennes striker who came on not long ago had his shot from the right blocked by the Japanese defense.
New changes in the French team (71 minutes, 1-1)
Captain Lacazette gave way to Cherki, Calimondo replaced Mateta, and Olise replaced Douai.
Japan counterattack (68′, 1-1)
Manu Kone received the ball in front of Sato, who shot in the French penalty area. A few minutes later, Japan threatened again. The peak of the Blouet family seemed to be over.
What a great pass from Aklius! (65′, 1-1)
During France’s fast attack, Achilleusch sent a wonderful back-heel pass to Matata, who went deep into the backcourt. The Blouetz attacker forced a shot but it was blocked by the Japanese defender.
France quickly changed (62′, 1-1)
Douai and Cherki may play in a few minutes to gain an edge in attack.
Matteta scored directly (59′, 1-1)
The French striker was sent out deep and let his pace do the talking. Le Blouet found himself in the box and connected well but his shot went straight into the stands of Mayor.
Truft not fit (56′, 1-1)
After the head was deflected, the ball returned to Truft at the entrance of the Japanese area. Unfortunately, his powerful half-volley missed the goal.
Akilush changed the game (55′, 1-1)
The arrival of Magnes Akliouche livened up the Blues’ game, who were now under siege by the Japanese goal.
Lacazette Temporary Stadium (53′, 1-1)
Truft served the ball on the left and crossed it to the penalty spot. Lacazette was almost hit and could not regain the ball.
Matteta failed! (50′, 1-1)
On the counter-attack, Mateta was sent deep to confront the Japanese goalkeeper, but the Brugge forward’s cross shot was off target! What a missed opportunity.
Blutz scores! ! (47′, 1-1)
Oliseh equalizes for France! The new Bayern striker scores a wonderful goal from outside the Japanese penalty area. The Japanese goalkeeper can do nothing. France is back. 1-1.
here we go again!
The second phase between France and Japan begins.
My time
It was Mayor’s break. The French Olympic team was 1-0 ahead by a strong and opportunistic Japanese team. The Blouet family finally had to be more incisive and less chaotic to get back on track.
Truft failed to pass the ball (45′, 0-1)
During France’s fast attack, Rennes tried to pass the ball quickly to Oliseh, but the pass was poorly controlled.
Good intervention from Hirakawa (44′, 0-1)
Jotar tried to find Lukeba with an interesting back-heel, but the Japanese defender anticipated well and defuse the danger. Japan’s defense was very solid.
Matteta counterattacks (42′, 0-1)
Olise took a corner kick from the right. Mata’s header at the near post was blocked. This was not going to work for the Blouet family.
Milotte is on duty!! (40′, 0-1)
After receiving a corner kick from Jotard, Olise passed the ball to Milot at the entrance of the Japanese penalty area, and Milot’s right foot shot hit the post.
The penalty was finally cancelled! (37′, 0-1)
VAR saves the Blues! The Japanese fouled Bader before the French defender touched the ball with his hands. The Japanese received no penalty. New alarm in France.
Japan takes a penalty kick!! (35′, 0-1)
After Bud shot, the Japanese team made a free throw!
Milo missed the pass (29′, 0-1)
Sidiliya infiltrates the axis and finds Milot on the right side of the surface. The ball is out of his control.
Oliseh’s poor performance (28′, 0-1)
Olise made a long pass to the left, aiming at Truft. His delivery was forced and went into contact. Bruyette’s final move was too messy.
Commemorating Paraguay
The French Olympic team was already one goal behind Paraguay in the preparatory match. In the end, the blue team won 4-1.
Japan scores a goal!! (25′, 0-1)
Fujita showers Blouet!! After a defensive error near the French area, Japan recovered and sent Joel Fujita to deceive Guillaume Remains with a cross strike. Despite a complicated start to the match, Japan opened the scoring. Blouet had to react and be more precise in the finish.
Sidilla Costa (23′, 0-0)
After the visiting team recovered quickly, Cirdilia cut off the Japanese team’s channel and reassured the team that France could move forward again.
Blue team delayed (20′, 0-0)
The Japanese had been trapped in their camp for several minutes. France laid down its play and tried to find mistakes in the Japanese defense.
Lukeba’s brilliant intervention (17′, 0-0)
Lukeba completed a wonderful sliding tackle on the sideline to pass Pinghe. The Japanese player was slow to get up.
Lacazette still leads! (16′, 0-0)
Bleuets’ third chance! In the midfield, Oliseh’s wonderful pass broke through the Japanese defense. Lacazette recovered in the penalty area but his shot was not aimed. The Japanese goalkeeper was not in danger.
What a great chance for Lacazette! (14′, 0-0)
In the new French offensive initiated by Olise, Lacazette received a beautiful cross into the Japanese penalty area. The captain of the Blouet team immediately took the leather again, but Lyon’s attempt was blocked. This was the biggest chance since the start of the game.
Oliseh falls to the ground (10′, 0-0)
Michael Olise, the victim of a stamp, remains lying on the ground. The new Bayern player finally stands up.
Truft made a difference (9′, 0-0)
New acceleration from the left side of Bleuets. Rennes sends a new dangerous cross to the middle of the Japanese penalty area, but the ball is cleared by the Japanese defense.
Lacazette made a mistake (7′, 0-0)
In the French attack initiated by Truft, Rennes passed to Olise, who then passed to Lacazette. The Bruyère captain missed his last move in the Japanese area. Damage. The first good thing for the Bruyère family.
High intensity but wrong rhythm (6′, 0-0)
At the beginning of the game, the confrontation between the two sides was very intense. The two teams did not give in to each other, but the rhythm seemed a little false.
Blouet (4′, 0-0)
France has dominated possession and will be looking to improve on their performance against Japan.
Milo is too slow (1′, 0-0)
Milo used his high recovery ability to shoot in front of the water, but failed to trigger his move. Then the ball was lost.
let’s go!
The Olympics France-Japan Games have begun!
Two teams enter
Start in a few minutes
The Bluebirds finished warming up.
The Blues can rely on their firepower.
Lacazette, Mateta and Oliseh formed the attacking trio tonight.
Bleuets at the Olympics
Group stage (Group A)
- Wednesday, July 24: France-USA, in Marseille (9 p.m.)
- Saturday, July 27: France-Guinea, Nice (9pm)
- Tuesday, July 30: New Zealand-France, Marseille (7pm)
Knockout stage (if qualified)
- Friday 2 August: Quarterfinals
- Monday 5 August: Semi-finals
- Thursday, August 8, 2024: Bronze Medal Game
- Friday 9 August 2024: Final, Parc des Princes, Paris (6pm)
France XI
French team : Remains – Sidilja, Lukeba, Bader, Truft – Kone, Wool, Jotar – Olise, Mateta, Lacazette.
Henry Brutz’s last rehearsal!
With one week to go before the 2024 Paris Olympics, the French Olympic team led by Thierry Henry has completed its preparations for this year, having defeated Paraguay (4-1) and the Dominican Republic (7-0) in its first two games. Wednesday night, they will face Japan in the Olympic Trials.
Good evening, everyone.
Tune in to watch the French Olympic team meet the Japanese Olympic team live. Kick-off is at 9:05pm at the Stade Mayor in Toulon.
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