France won easily yesterday against Denmark by winning all three of its matches in Group D. A small warning, however, for Léa Godallier et Charlotte Soubrié, who let a set slip away before remobilizing in style to secure victory.

Today, the French women face the Netherlands, a team that is on paper more competitive. Yesterday, the Dutch brought down the top seed of this group, the Belgium, during a drawn-out encounter that ended in the third set of the third match.

The French team will therefore have to be very vigilant. This meeting is crucial for the rest of the world and could give a serious advantage to one of the two nations to reach the semi-finals.

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It will be interesting to monitor the coach's line-up choices. Robin Haziza, with perhaps the entry into the running of the French number 1 Alix Collombon as well as the French number 3 Carla Toully, to approach this already important meeting for the French team.

France : 981

  • Alix Collombon (29)
  • Léa Godallier (56)
  • Carla Toully (94)
  • Jessica Ginier (109)
  • Charlotte Soubrié (151)
  • Camille Sireix (151)
  • Lucile Pothier (157)
  • Fiona Ligi (234)

Netherlands : 1382

  • Marcella Koek (69)
  • Stephanie Weterings (86)
  • Maaike Betz (137)
  • Janine Hemmes (143)
  • Liza Groenveld (194)
  • Segou Jonker (202)
  • Bo Luttikhuis (209)
  • Tess De Vocht (342)

The meeting will be broadcast live from 12 hours :

https://www.youtube.com/live/z6Z5qrCUxuA?si=3R9oUDDUBjvTWoJs
Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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