Hervé Renard made a successful entry into the matter with Les Bleues and the victory over Colombia in a friendly match on Friday April 7. On Tuesday, April 11, he will lead his second match in charge of Les Bleues against Canada.
Hervé Renard’s first appearance on the bench for the French women’s team ended in success over Colombia in a friendly match on Friday April 7 (5-2). The South Americans who led 2-0 in the 50th minute of play were then overthrown by the much more conquering and efficient French women. Les Bleues must now confirm this Tuesday, April 11 by facing Canada just behind France in the FIFA rankings (5th). “It’s going to be a big game between two top teams,” said coach Hervé Renard before the game. “We have to negotiate this kind of match well. It’s a kind of rehearsal before the big matches that will take place at the World Cup,” he continued in a pre-match press conference.
The boss of Les Bleues wants above all to create and establish “a team spirit. That’s what we have to work on. There are a lot of individualities in this France team. But individualities alone cannot win a trophy. You have to cohesion. It’s important to feel that we’re going in the same direction, not to leave anyone in the way”. Back with the tricolor and author of a double against Colombia, Eugénie Le Sommer said before the opposition against the Canadians, “there is a new dynamic, a difference in cohesion and in staff-player relations “.
Les Bleues will play this second friendly match at the same time as the first played on Friday April 7, that is to say 9:10 p.m. This time they will meet at Le Mans in the Marie-Marvingt stadium.
As in the match against Colombia on Friday April 7, W9 will broadcast the entire meeting between the daughters of Hervé Renard and that of Bev Priestman.
If W9 broadcasts the entire match on its antennas, the channel will also make this duel available to the public via its streaming platforms.
For his second game in charge of the French women’s football team, Hervé Renard should make some changes in each line of the game with Karchaoui in defense, Jean-François and Geyoro in the middle or even Bacha in attack.
