France will take part in their fifth Women’s World Cup this month but they have been eliminated in the quarter-finals at the last two and their best result was fourth back in 2011.
France captain and protector Wendie Renard says her side “ can achieve commodity great ” this time at the Women’s World Cup having not been effective enough in once events.
France will take part in its fifth Women’s World Cup this month but it has been excluded in the quarterfinals at the last two and its stylish result was fourth back in 2011.
“We haven’t got past the quarter- tests because we weren’t relatively effective enough at critical moments, ” Renard, 32, said in an interview on the FIFA website.
“As long as everyone has the same vision and a amenability to pull in the same direction, also we can achieve commodity great. ”
Herve Renard, 54, took over the job as France women’s trainer in March when former director Corinne Diacre’s position had come untenable after Wendie Renard said she’d not play at the World Cup to save her internal health.
Olympique Lyon’s Renard, extensively considered one of the stylish protectors in the women’s game, returned to the team shortly after the appointment of the former Saudi Arabia men’s trainer.
“He’s a trainer with a lot of experience who has won at transnational position and is also attractive, ” she said.
Herve Renard took Zambia’s men’s platoon to the African Nations title in 2012 before repeating the feat with Ivory Coast three times latterly.
“We anticipate him to bring a lot of this experience to the part, given that he’s won major titles, ” she added.
Wendie Renard said that the event would be an occasion for players to show that they’ve the right to wear the public colours and represent France.
“You need to have a certain thickness in your performances, ” she said. “ As soon as you pull on this shirt, you have to recognize it and defend it to the bow. ”
France begins its crusade in Group F against Jamaica on July 23 before facing Brazil and Panama.
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