Day two of the FIP Junior Euro group stage Padel The Cup has concluded in Porto. The boys secured their second consecutive victory against the Netherlands (3-0), while the girls suffered a defeat against Sweden (2-1). As a result, the French girls will play for their place in the semi-finals in a decisive final group match against Italy. The boys, meanwhile, will attempt to maintain their top spot in their group against Belgium.
The boys continue with authority
After their prestigious victory against Italy on the first day, the French U21s confirmed their form against the Netherlands, who had been beaten by Belgium the day before.
Jeremy Robert et Olivier Guy de Chamisso concluded the match perfectly by winning 6 / 2 6 / 2 face Jans et Hermus .
The second French pair proved to be even more expeditious. Gabriel Bessiere et Sacha Devriendt inflicted a stinging 6 / 0 6 / 0 à Schuffelen et Van Gent.
Finally Sacha Huard from La Marre et Nathan Perrot got the job done with a victory 6 / 1 6 / 2 salary. Schunselaar et Holthuis .
With this 3-0 victory, the French continue their flawless run and approach their final group stage match in the best possible conditions.

The French U20 women's team falls to Sweden
After their resounding victory against Estonia, the French women faced their first real test against Sweden.
Elise Le Roux and Lylwenn Laforge opened the debates in the face of Stromgren and Linge Despite putting up a good fight, the French women were defeated. 6 / 3 6 / 4 allowing the Swedish women to take the lead.
Zia Debroy and Augustine Charpentier then leveled the score between the two teams with a convincing victory. 7 / 5 6 / 4 face Teikari and Killman .
Everything therefore came down to the third and final match. Victoria Isaac and Lison Chrétien Meal Unfortunately, they were unable to turn the tide of the confrontation, and lost. 6 / 3 6 / 1 face Kjaergaard and Andersson .
Sweden ultimately prevails 2 - 1 , now forcing the French U20 team to pull off a feat against Italy in their last group match to hope to reach the semi-finals.

Two decisive matches to conclude the group stage
This defeat does not condemn the French U20 women's team, but it now places them in front of an immense challenge. The French women will face Italy, the group winners, in their last group match with a place in the semi-finals in sight.
For the boys, the goal will be to finish this first phase on a high note. The Bleuets will challenge Belgium , surprising winner against Italy, to try to retain first place in their group and complete this group phase with a perfect record.
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