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10:07 p.m .: It’s over, PSG won the Champions Trophy by declassifying Nantes (4-0). Game report here!
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9:38 p.m.: @Other Peter In terms of ultimate victory, it’s not that obvious. If we take the men’s World Cup as a point of reference, since 1930 you’ve had four teams that have won at home, which isn’t that spectacular. On the other hand, 13 home teams have made it into the last four in the 22 editions that have taken place. We remember teams that produced outstanding performances, like South Korea in 2002, who have never repeated such a feat since.
9:35pm: I’d like a little answer because I’ve been asking myself the question for a number of years…are home teams preferred in major competitions???
9:28 p.m.: A quick look at the score of this meeting versus the walkthroughs nantes and leads in particular with goals from Messi and Neymar. The game can be followed live here.
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9:26 p.m.: @match the climate catastrophe As the league days cannot be relocated (although the English Premier League is seriously considering doing so), the major leagues are sending their gala matches abroad to reach new audiences. The French champions’ trophy has been a globetrotter since 2009, with games in Canada and Morocco, for example, and Israel for the past two years. The carbon footprint sometimes weighs little compared to the accounting balance sheets…
9:24 p.m .: Good evening France Info! I have just been surprised and shocked to learn that the PSG / Nantes game will be played in … Tel Aviv? I imagine it was too complicated for these two teams to take a train and meet halfway, at Le Mans or Rennes?! What indecency and what lack of intelligence on the part of the organizers at a time of an energy crisis and a climate catastrophe already underway! Surprising and shocking that no one in fff or in the clubs has realized the absurdity of the situation. It is hopeless ! Already not football, this type of event will not reconcile me with this sport! Good evening and thank you for your daily work (of which I am a fan in this case)
9:18 p.m.: “Your success goes far beyond the trophy you so deserved. “You all have set an example that will inspire girls and women today and for generations to come.” sent a congratulatory message to the @Lionesses: https://www.royal.uk/message-congratulations-queen-england-womens- football team
9:18 p.m.: Small disappointment, Queen Elizabeth II did not pose for a selfie with the lioness jersey on her back. But sends them his written congratulations in a tweet. “It’s an achievement for the team, including the employees. (…) Your success goes far beyond the trophy you really deserve.”
9:01 p.m.: 😍 YOUR EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS 😍
9:01 p.m .: After “Football is coming home” we continue with music with “We are champions”!
8:57 p.m.: History Makers. record breaker. game changer.
Incredible scenes at the Trafalgar Square fan party as England win #WEURO2022. We couldn’t be prouder of the @Lionesses if we tried.
8:57 p.m .: Trafalgar Square is a bit more alcoholic, but still in a good mood 😉
8:56 p.m .: Unbelievable. Finally we won!! Relief and joy here at the British Embassy in France. 🇬🇧🏴中人ぢづ人介人🇫🇷#itshome #Lionesses #WEuro2022Final
8:56 p.m .: Great atmosphere in the British Embassy in France after this English victory, the Lionesses’ first title. And given the average age of the crowd, few were there in 1966 when the Three Lions defeated Germany (and already at Wembley, well!) to win the World Cup.
8:42 p.m .: Football has come home! A stunning victory for the @Lionesses. Congratulations to Sarina, Leah and the whole team. Soccer fields across the country will be filled like never before with girls and women inspired by your triumph. #WEURO2022
8:42 p.m .: The (still) British Prime Minister Boris Johnson congratulates the players of the English team. “A great win for the Lionesses. Congratulations to Sarina, Leah and the whole team. The football pitches will be filled with girls like never before, little girls and women inspired by your triumph!”
8:38 p.m .: It is finally confirmed that English teams only know how to win in England …
8:37 p.m .: Congratulations to the English European champions after 56 years. 🥳 And congratulations also to the Germans, they don’t deserve them BRAVO girls 🥳🥳🥳🎉
8:36 p.m .: Finally the women’s football championship is the same as the men’s, it’s super interesting and it’s really very annoying when England wins …
8:36 p.m .: Football is a simple game. 22 women chase a ball for 90 minutes and in the end England actually wins. Congratulations @lionesses. Fabulous.
8:36 p.m .: “Football is a very simple sport. 22 players fight for a ball for 90 minutes and in the end England wins, really!”
8:33pm: 🏆 OUR ENGLAND. OUR MASTERS. 🏆 
8:32 p.m.: Football is coming home! England won the Women’s Euro by dominating Germany in the final (2-1, after extra time).
8:29 p.m.: @To mark If anything, the same rules apply to girls as to boys!
8:29 p.m.: Good evening Pierre. No yellow card for the removed jersey?
8:27 p.m.: @Jeanne We did the same process with the American Brandi Chastain in 1999, on the contrary, we see a spontaneous celebration with no ulterior motive.
8:27 p.m .: Jersey removed, why does she follow the same ridiculous paths in men’s football …
8:24 p.m .: English goal by Gerd Müller 👍
8:24 p.m.: Celebration in honor of Brandi Chastain.
8:24 p.m.: Brandi Chastain. 1999. Chloë Kelly. 2022. Cult!
8:23 p.m.: OMG! OMG! OMG! CHLOE KELLYYYYYYYYYYYY! 🙌
8:23 p.m.: OMG! OMG! OMG! CHLOE KELLYYYYYYYYYYYY! 🙌
8:23 p.m.: The second England goal by Chloe Kelly, who removes the top, as does Brandi Chastain, the legendary American player who scored the decisive penalty in the 1999 World Cup final! A mess at a corner, the Englishwoman who prevails and manages to toe the ball into the net! 2-1 for England 10 minutes before the end!
8:13 p.m .: Halftime of extra time, not much to report about this first act. We feel great fear in the 22 actresses of this encounter to concede the fatal goal. 1:1 between England and Germany.
8 p.m.: Big change to report: German striker Lina Magull hands over her place to Linda Dallmann for the 30 minutes of the game. Quiet 1:1 between England and Germanyand we hope that the 22 actresses will continue the momentum of the very beautiful second half and not return to the soporific first act.
7:58 p.m .: The Golden Goal disappeared in 2002, the Silver Goal a few years later. We’ll start with a classic formula for this final: two 15-minute halves and penalties if the two teams end up still tied.
7:57 p.m .: How is the extension going? Highlander style, can only one stay? Golden gateway? Normal way? Thanks for the answer.
7:51 p.m.: The 90 minutes are up and theEngland and theGermany couldn’t decide! In this final of the Women’s Euro we are entitled to extra time.
7:48 p.m.: @Sandrine Because she hasn’t been chancellor for a year, right?
7.47 p.m .: Why isn’t Angela Merkel at the final of the women’s European Championship?
7:47 p.m.: My mother is a German teacher and my wife is an English teacher. I won’t tell you about the heavy atmosphere at the table. Good evening everyone!
7:47 p.m.: @kat Let’s measure our enthusiasm a little, a lot of the non-England related games were played in front of small spaces.
7:46pm: 87,192 people at Wembley, RECORD KNIFE for a EM game, men and women together but there are always haters to tell you that women’s sport and women’s football nobody cares 🤷🏼♀️ #WEURO2022 #ENGGER # ANGALL
7:44 p.m .: It’s a wooden trophy, so we talk a lot less about it than about the EM final (don’t worry, those allergic to football), but about the game PSG Nantes, organized in Tel-Aviv, will start in a few minutes. To follow the Champions Trophy minute by minute go live to these Devils of Franceinfo sports.
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7:42 p.m .: Oh crap, Germans are Germans.
7.42 p.m .: Gary Lineker, the author of the legendary sentence “and in the end Germany wins”, reacts on Twitter to the German compensation: “Bug, the Germans will always be the Germans!”
7:38 p.m.: Congratulations, ladies! An excellent goal, well deserved considering your commitment in this 2nd half… Nothing is decided, we get back to the game
7:38 p.m .: Magull on fire, she brought the German team back into action. Unbelievable ! The English want their victory, the aperitif continues 😉
7:37 p.m .: The Germans just woke up. On the way to the 9th title!
7:37 p.m .: And the goal of the Germans! Ah ah ah, everything needs to be redone. What a game !
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