France coach Renard already plotting Olympic revenge after losing in Women's World Cup to Australia -
held fifth-ranked France 0-0 in regulation and extra time and then won 7-6 in a penalty shootout on Saturday in Brisbane. The Australians advanced to the semifinals for the first time and will next face European champion England.
Renard’s French lineup will go home, their attention already turned to the Olympics starting next July 26 in Paris.said. “We’re organizing the Olympic Games in Paris. So, we’re awaiting for you. We’ll have our revenge!”hasn’t completed Asian qualifying. Still, the sentiment is all the same.
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