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French option

Goalkeepers: Charles BOLZINGER (Montpellier HB) – Remi DESBONNET (Montpellier HB) – Vincent GERARD (Saint Raphaël Var HB)

Left wingers: Mathieu GREBILLE (Paris SG HB) – Dylan NAHI (PGE VIVE Kielce)

Left backs: Thibaud BRIET (HBC Nantes) – Romain LAGARDE (Pauc) – Élohim PRANDI (Paris SG HB)

Center halves: Nikola KARABATIC (Paris SG HB) – Kentin MAHÉ (Veszprèm) – Nedim REMILI (PGE VIVE Kielce)

Pivots: Ludovic FABREGAS (FC Barcelona) – Luka KARABATIC (Paris SG HB) (cap) – Nicolas TOURNAT (PGE VIVE Kielce)

Right backs: Dika MEM (FC Barcelona) – Melvyn RICHARDSON (FC Barcelona)

Right wings: Yanis LENNE (Montpellier HB) – Valentin PORTE (Montpellier HB)

Coach: Guillaume GILLE

Assistant coach: Érick MATHE

Goalkeeping coach: Jean-Luc KIEFFER

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The last world champions

2021: Denmark

2019: Denmark

2017: France

2015: France

2013: Spain

2011: France

2009: France

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LIVE tracking and all results HERE

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Here is the ranking of the best goalscorers

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The first stage

(the top three of each group qualified for the main round)

Group A: Spain, Montenegro, Iran, Chile

Group B: France, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Slovenia

Group C: Sweden, Brazil, Cape Verde, Uruguay

Group D: Iceland, Portugal, Hungary, South Korea

Group E: Germany, Qatar, Serbia, Algeria

Group F: Norway, North Macedonia, Netherlands, Argentina

Group G: Egypt, Croatia, Morocco, USA

Group H: Denmark, Belgium, Bahrain, Tunisia

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Wednesday January 11

France vs Poland: 26-24, match statistics HERE

Head coach Guillaume Gille’s reaction

“You have to remember the difficulty of playing the opening match. There were a lot of ingredients to turn this match into a trap tonight: some pressure from the fans, some interesting refereeing decisions…T

All this did not allow us to improve our game. We showed a bit of fever and nervousness, which makes sense when we know that opening matches are rarely perfect.

This victory is very satisfying because it puts us on the right track, the blue train. We showed a lot of stability in defense, we conceded few goals in attack.

“Even if Luka had a strong impact on our defensive performance, we were able to find solutions and prevent them, especially in the second half.”

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Thursday, January 12

Hungary Against South Korea: 35-27

green hat v Uruguay: 33-25

Saudi Arabia vs. Slovenia : 19-33

Chile vs. Iran: 24-25

Sweden Against Brazil: 26-18

Spain v Montenegro: 30-25

Iceland v Portugal: 30-26

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Friday January 13

Bahrain – Tunisia: 27-27

Argentina vs. The Netherlands: 19-29

Morocco vs. USA : 27-28

Germany Against Qatar: 31-27

Egypt v Croatia: 26-19

Serbia Against Algeria: 28-22

Denmark v Belgium: 36-23

Norway Against North Macedonia: 29-22

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Saturday, January 14

Brazil v Uruguay: 35-24

Montenegro v Iran: 34-21

Portugal vs. South Korea: 33-24

France Against Saudi Arabia: 41-23, match statistics HERE

William Gilles:

“We tried to respect this Saudi Arabian team, we tried to respect each other and it wasn’t easy in preparation when you know the difference in level between the two teams.

We were very serious, although not everything is perfect, the overall copy is good, I think we did more than our job.

We respect some of our goals, such as giving everyone playing time, resting certain players, giving Charles his first international minutes, who could celebrate his first selection on the field.

I just hope the ranks at the hospital aren’t swollen. Unconsciously, this match was difficult to manage, the players were afraid of getting injured, always tempted to invest a little less.

“Probably it will be easier to dive into the game against Slovenia, it will be very important.”

Spain Against Chile: 34-26

Iceland vs. Hungary : 28-30

Poland vs. Slovenia : 23-32

Sweden Against Cape Verde: 34-27

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Sunday, January 15

Egypt Against Morocco: 29-19

Germany Against Serbia: 34-33

Belgium Against Tunisia: 31-29

North Macedonia vs. The Netherlands : 24-34

Qatar Against Algeria: 29-24

Denmark Against Bahrain: 36-21

Norway v Argentina: 32-21

Croatia Against USA: 40-22

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Monday, January 16

Montenegro Against Chile: 35-33

Iceland Against South Korea: 38-25

Slovenia vs. France : 31-35, match statistics HERE

William Gilles:

“This is a very good start to the World Cup, it was a separate game against opponents that are not easy to understand, with the exception of Saudi Arabia. These four points give us more opportunities, a small safety cushion.

But we know that we will play against very strong teams in the main round, we have to continue working on it. We know how scenarios can evolve very quickly with this competitive format.

Do these four points give us room for error? You must keep your feet on the ground. Dika Mem had a muscle contracture, which meant that he could not be available tonight, and we preferred to protect him without taking any risks.

It is difficult to imagine when and how he will return, and on what date we will suddenly find him. In any case, we made up for the loss of his absence very well thanks to a great game from Nédim, who was very effective, and Kent, who played a great match.

Brazil Against Cape Verde: 30-28

Poland Against Saudi Arabia: 27-24

Uruguay vs. Sweden : 12-47

Iran vs. Spain : 22-35

Portugal Against Hungary: 27-20

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Tuesday, January 17

USA vs. Egypt : 16-35

Algeria vs. Germany : 21-37

Belgium vs. Bahrain : 28-30

North Macedonia vs. Argentina : 26-35

Qatar vs. Serbia : 24-34

Tunisia vs. Denmark : 21-34

Netherlands vs. Norway : 26-27

Croatia v Morocco: 36-24

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Stage 2 / Main round (top 2 of each group in quarter-finals)

Group 1: Spain, France, Slovenia, Montenegro, Poland, Iran

Group 2: Sweden, Portugal, Iceland, Hungary, Brazil, Cape Verde

Group 3: Norway, Germany, Serbia, Netherlands, Qatar, Argentina

Group 4: Denmark, Egypt, Croatia, Bahrain, Belgium, USA

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Classification of groups HERE

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Wednesday, January 18

Iran vs. Slovenia : 21-38

Portugal – Brazil: 28-28

Cape Verde vs. Iceland : 30-40

France vs Montenegro: 35-24, match statistics HERE

William Gilles:

“We were able to spend all the playing time tonight, opening up the bench as usual. The first half did not allow us to separate, partly due to the quality of this team from Montenegro, but also due to certain stages on both sides. The field did not allow us to confirm our good performance.

We still have a good match to go into the main round in a good way. For newcomers, it is not easy to find the pace, sometimes it is a bit stressful, for them it is a matter of finding the rhythm.

But tonight we can take all the positions, there is something to be satisfied with. After that, we will face the opponent Iran, which has been disappointed in recent days and we should win clearly.”

Sweden Against Hungary: 37-28

Spain Against Poland: 27-23

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Thursday, January 19

Qatar vs. The Netherlands : 30-32

USA vs. Bahrain : 27-32

Germany v Argentina: 39-19

Egypt v Belgium: 33-28

Norway Against Serbia: 31-28

Denmark – Croatia: 32-32

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Friday 20 January

Cape Verde vs. Portugal : 23-35

Slovenia vs. Spain : 26-31

Brazil vs. Hungary : 25-28

Iran vs. France : 29-41, match statistics HERE

William Gilles:

“Even though the facts of the game didn’t help us, we’re halfway through this match. An injured referee is still not insignificant and that’s what happens when you start to get a rhythm…

Then, when you look at the burden of players who play in important matches all year round against a disqualified opponent with no reference at the international level, it is understandable that it takes time to find the right pace.

Nevertheless, it should be noted that this Iranian team is more consistent and stronger than, for example, Saudi Arabia. We will remember that this evening brings us to the quarter-finals before the never-neutral France-Spain match.

Not an important point in this competition, France – Spain always makes a lot of sense. This match will serve to prepare for the 1/4 finals, but we will approach it to win, to win.”

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Montenegro vs. Poland: 20-27

Iceland vs. Sweden : 30-35

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Saturday, January 21

Bahrain vs Egypt : 22-26

Serbia v Argentina: 28-22

Qatar vs. Norway : 17-30

Croatia v Belgium: 34-26

Netherlands vs. Germany: 26-33

USA vs. Denmark: 24-33

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Sunday, January 22

Montenegro and Slovenia

Cape Verde vs Hungary

Brazil vs Iceland

Iran and Poland

Sweden – Portugal

Spain v France

TO BE CONTINUED

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