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France produced another dominant action to beat Wales 4-1 in the 2025 Eurocup.
Despite an energetic exhibition of visitors, particularly in the first half, the quality of Les Bleues shone to all except reserve their place in the qualifying stages of the tournament.
The hosts flew out of the blocks and found the background of the network only eight minutes.
Clara Mateo was rewarded for her early energy with a well taken goal, breaking a shot to the right in the upper right corner after a burst of corners and blocked attempts.
However, Wales responded to the deficit. Only five minutes later, Ceri Holland created Jess Fishlock, who slipped quietly beyond Payraud-Magnin.
After a brief review of VAR, the goal was given, and the game was level in 1-1, which caused the hope of a possible miracle in Switzerland.
🇫🇷 France is still perfect in Group D 💯#Weuro2025 pic.twitter.com/udk2be72ZP
– UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 (@Weuro2025) July 9, 2025
France regained control before the break. A clumsy missing of Holland in the box allowed Diani to restore leadership from the place, becoming calmly in the detention time of the first half.
The second half saw France turn the screw. In the 53rd minute, Amel Majri extended the advantage with a low impulse through the goal after being chosen by Mateo.
France’s accumulation game was demonstrating to be first class, and the Welsh defense began to get tired under sustained pressure. Ten minutes later, Geyoro sealed the victory. After a smart work on the right by Diani, she reacted faster to shoot home from a short distance, which does 4-1 and putting the result without a doubt.
Wales had its possibilities. The substitute Hannah Cain provided a afternoon spark, and Josie Green approached twice in the 82nd minute, first with a blocked shot, then obtained a strong salvation from Peyraud-Magnin.
Despite a wave of late efforts and some dangerous corners, the Welsh could not find a path back to the game.
Wales now addresses his game against England knowing that he will take a complete miracle to move forward.
