France W vs Canada W Prediction & Betting Tips (28 July)

Supported by its public, the French team started its Olympic tournament ideally by winning a fairly narrow and difficult success against Colombia on Thursday evening 3-2. Very conquering in the first period where they led by 3 goals, Hervé Renard's girls had more difficulties after the break by conceding 2 goals but they still managed to keep the three points to take the lead in this group A A great performance all the same when we know that the preparation had been quite delicate for the Tricolores who had lost 2 of their last 3 matches played against England 2-1, Sweden won 2-1 and Ireland lost 3-. 1 with an encore team. Still in search of its first major international trophy, France is counting on these Olympics to finally expand its record, especially after its defeat in the Nations League final against Spain in recent months.

For its part, Canada he doesn't arrive with any status for this competition since she won the title 3 years ago in Tokyo by winning in the final ahead of Sweden on penalties. The North Americans managed to gain the upper hand over New Zealand on Thursday during a generally controlled meeting despite their opponent's quick opening 2-1 and they therefore follow in the footsteps of the French in the standings of this group A After failing in the 1/8 finals of the last World Cup, the Canucks would like to find new momentum this summer and they had prepared quite well for this Olympic tournament by winning against Mexico 2-0 then obtaining a draw. against this same opponent 1-1.

Aligned at the forefront of the French attack, Parisian Marie Antoinette Katoto perfectly succeeded in entering this tournament by scoring a double. His 31st and 32nd goals scored with the selection. The other goal of this meeting on the French side was the work of the formidable Kenza Dali (Aston Villa, 13 goals in 69 seasons). It was a little more complicated for Delphine Cascarino (San Diego Wave, 14 goals in 65 seasons) and Kadidatou Diani (Lyon, 28 goals in 103 seasons) who should still retain their place on the wings. The experienced Eugénie Le Sommer (Lyon, 93 sel, 193 goals) must be content with a place on the bench. Unsurprisingly, the hinge should once again be composed of Griedge Mock and Wendie Renard while Amandine Henry (107 sel, Utah Royals) could again start as a substitute.

Like the French team, the Canada has in its ranks several very experienced girls who could be described as "centenarians". This is particularly the case of defenders Buchanan (Chelsea, 150 caps), Lawrence (Chelsea, 135 caps), midfielder Fleming (captain, 133 caps, 19 goals) and attackers Beckie (106 caps, 36 goals) and Adriana Leon (Aston Villa, 115 capes, 40 pawns). Lyonnaise Vanessa Gilles (42 caps) is also present, as is former Parisian Jordyn Huitema (82 caps, 21 goals). On her left side, Gunner Cloé Laclasse (37 sel) scored her 6th goal for the selection on Thursday before Romaine Evelyne Viens managed to score the winning goal.