Top departure for the French team in Qatar ! From noon French time, the French players begin their first meeting of the group D against Denmark, on track 8.
THE Tricolors are logically the big favorites of this meeting with its status as 3rd European nation against the 8th European pair. This opposition will allow them to refine their game and prepare for future big confrontations in this world championship. In Group D, France will also face Belgium and the Netherlands, two nations who will play in parallel on court 5.
Particular attention will be paid to Carla Touly and its state of form. Although France is the favorite in her group, the 94th player in the world recently encountered physical problems with her back. His presence will therefore be closely scrutinized.
Finally, it will be interesting to see if the captain of the French ladies team, Robin Hazizawill choose to rotate its squad before tougher oppositions, such as that against Belgium. Please note that the afternoon match will start at 2 p.m., under bright sunshine, which could have a physical impact on the players. The captain could certainly take this parameter into account to avoid exhausting his troops from the start of the competition.
France : 981
- Alix Collombon (29)
- Lea Godallier (56)
- Carla Touly (94)
- Jessica Ginier (109)
- Charlotte Soubrié (151)
- Camille Sireix (151)
- Lucile Pothier (157)
- Fiona Leagues (234)
Denmark : 4112
- Julia Isabella Wiese (282)
- Maria Rasmussen (324)
- Simone Alipieva (360)
- Moura Hakim (277)
- Nayla Agameya (342)
- Salma Seyam (342)
- Sille Tranberg (892)
- Marie-Louise Frölich-Jensen (892)
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France going to cover major French padel events.
Belgium
