US EditionEuro 2025: Cascarino Shines in France’s Big Win to Eliminate the Netherlands and Top Tough Group
BASEL, SWITZERLAND, JUL 13 – Delphine Cascarino scored multiple goals as France topped the toughest group with three wins, while the Netherlands exited early after conceding nine goals in three matches.
- France overcame the Netherlands 5-2 on Sunday in Basel, securing their spot in the Women's European Championship quarterfinals and finishing at the top of Group D.
- The defending champions from the 2017 tournament needed to secure a victory by at least three goals to move forward but fell behind as France capitalized on defensive mistakes and offensive opportunities.
- On her 30th birthday and as team captain, Sandie Toletti put France ahead in the 22nd minute following a pass from Marie-Antoinette Katoto; Delphine Cascarino added two goals later in the match, and Sakina Karchaoui converted a penalty during stoppage time.
- Coach Laurent Bonadei highlighted his squad's determination and offensive effort, noting that despite a strong first half, their performance ultimately fell short of what was needed for the Dutch to advance.
- With this win, France secured top spot in a tough group and will face Germany in Basel on Saturday, while the Netherlands exited the tournament.
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