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The case rarely happens, but as in 2019, there will not be enough room for everyone at Clairefontaine this week. Supposed to gather from Monday to prepare for its two qualifying matches for the Euro against England, the French women’s team will have to go into exile in Newcastle.
As explained The Parisianthe priority of the castle was given to the Blues of Didier Deschamps, who will gather this Wednesday to prepare for Euro 2024. Hervé Renard’s players will fly tomorrow morning to England, before challenging the Lionesses on Friday in Newcastle, then in Saint-Etienne, four days later.
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