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Both France and USA made their fans suffer before reaching the last four of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011, displaying great battling qualities in tense and dramatic quarter-final matches, and eventually prevailing via penalty kicks against England and Brazil respectively. After those gruelling, emotionally demanding encounters, the French and Americans, proponents of two different styles of play, have one more hurdle to overcome before reaching the Final in Frankfurt.
The two quarter-finals of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011 played on Sunday proved to be a real test of nerves for players and fans alike. After both France and Japan needed an additional 30 minutes to qualify on Saturday, it was the turn of USA to draw out the suspense by taking their game against Brazil into extra time. And just like Les Bleues, their upcoming semi-final opponents, the North Americans required penalty kicks to see off their resolute rivals.
Striker Marie-Laure Delie is one of the first names on the teamsheet for France, who have surprised many onlookers by reaching the semi-finals of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011. With a record of almost a goal a game in international football, the on-form forward is sure to approach Wednesday’s match with USA brimming with confidence.
"We are feeling good. We are riding high a wave of confidence right now. France are an excellent team. They put on a great show against England and threw them out the tournament, kept the ball well and played an attractive style. I think it’s going to be a pretty good game," Megan Rapinoe, USA midfielder.
“We have a bit of an advantage over the United States because we’re already familiar with this venue. The extra recuperation time has been kind to us – they’ve yet to invent a machine that does a better job of helping players recover than simply sleeping and resting. Another of our priorities has been working on our tactics and ball possession. We’ve been doing some specific exercises related to those aspects,” Bruno Bini, France coach.
