The Netherlands Women 2 – 5 France Women

Delphine Kascarino led this accusation that France women beat the Netherlands 5-2 in the final group D, where it ended the top of the ranking.

The French have won all their team games so far, and they held a quarter -final meeting with Germany in Basel on July 19. 6-2 Wales women crushed In St. Galen.

In the wake of the opening of a feverish, Marie Antoinette Katoto approached the 21st minute, but she sent her on the bar after a wonderful height run by Orian Jean Frankua.

Katoto modified a minute after a minute by scrambled to the bottom of the left and pulled the ball again on the edge of the box to Sandie Toletti, and sent a liar engine to the lower corner to open the registration.

It did not last for a long time, as Victoria Bilova turned from a wireless goal after French goalkeeper Pauline Piraid-Maganeen turned into a shot of the Chassette grant to her way.

The Dutch advanced in the 41st minute when the attempts to attempt by the French defender, Silma Pasha, did not lead to turning the ball into its own network to send its side to 2-1 at the end of the first half.

With the presence of the French in the second place in the group at that point, CASCARINO took over, where he discharged Katoto to draw in the 61st minute before evoking a moment of magic, retracted the middle and scored with a shot that could not be stopped in the 64th minute.

It was recorded again after three minutes to kill the game effectively, and Sakina Karshawi scored a late penalty kick to secure the victory 5-2 and send the French through the winners of the group.

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All the start of the match at 8 pm GMT

July 16
QF1: Norway Opposite Italy (Geneva)

July 17
QF3: Sweden Opposite England (Zurich)

July 18
QF2: Spain Opposite Switzerland (Bern)

July 19
QF4: France Opposite Germany (Basel)