We hope to see these same images again after the final. The Bleuets were particularly demonstrative in the locker room after their difficult victory against Mali (2-1) in the semi-final of the World Cup. A success which opened the doors to a first final since 2001, this Saturday against Germany (1 p.m.), who defeated Argentina earlier in the day (3-3, 4-2 tab).
Very tense on the pitch throughout the match after having notably been behind before coming back and regaining the advantage, notably thanks to the impressive expulsion of Souleymane Sanogo on the Malian side, Jean-Luc Vannuchi’s players exulted in final whistle on the lawn of Manahan Stadium in Surakarta. A party that continued into the locker room. The partners of Ismaël Bouneb, passer then scorer this Tuesday, continued shouts of joy and songs, until they broke a table!
Leading the festivities, we find Mathis Amougou, AS Saint-Étienne midfielder, holder in the French midfield, and Arthur Tchaptchet, Stade de Reims defender, both from this 2006 generation which has been shining since the start of this World Cup in Indonesia. Communicative images of joy shared en masse on social networks. We will still have to move on to something else very quickly. The Bleuets only have three full days to prepare for their final against Germany and conclude this World Cup in style. So as not to do like their elders.
