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Women WFCQ – P7 Match – Hungary – France 4-2 (0-1, 2-0, 2-1)

Florian Buechtingby Florian Buechting

On Saturday, 1st February 2025, the Europe 2 Qualification to the Women’s World Floorball Championships came to an end. While the parallel tournament in Latvia closed with the group matches, there were still placement matches in Italy. The first match of the day saw the match between France and Hungary, who both finished last in their groups. It was a decent opportunity for both matches to finish the days in Lignano with pleasing memories.

This posting comes with a section of 397 major size pictures in a dedicated event section of the sports galleries. 

 

Hungary – France – Match Facts

Hungary started very active. Throughout the whole match, you however just cannot state that they were not too effective on the offensive side, which lead to 29 saves by Justine Dellanegra. The Hungarian goalie, Karolina Babusa, just came with nine saves throughout the match. The French team felt more effective, especially at the beginning of the match. Chloe Vuagniaux gave her team the lead, which finally also has been the score after 20 minutes.

In the second period, the very active Nora Lelovics gave hope to her team, when she tied the score in the 23rd minute. Hungary more and more took control of the match. Right after Petra Magyar came back from the penalty bench, Eniko Nanasi’s snipe into the corner of the French goal lead to the first lead for her team (33rd).

The match became more and more dramatic. Even though the Hungarian National Team felt being closer to raise the score, France became better in the final period. However, with four minutes left on the clock, Krisztina Medica raised the lead to 3-1. Vuagniaux’s second goal some 40 seconds later, already without goalie, could not change that. The final score of this Place 7 match was by Nora Lelovics, who easily hit the empty net from a central position.

 

Hungary – France – Lineups

Hungary: 71 Karolin Babusa, 99 Lea Ordog- 3 Noemi Gugg, 4 Orsolya Galfi, 5 Dora Szalai, 7 Krisztina Medica, 8 Orsolya Stipsicz, 9 Nora Lelovics, 12 Sara Nordgren, 13 Anna Varga, 15 Laura Penzes, 16 Reka Hajas, 17 Lili Muzslay, 18 Petra Magyar, 19 Ninetta Belai, 24 Eniko Nanasi, 25 Kinga Anna Oravecz, 26 Jazmin Kajtar

France: 39 Justine Dellanegra, 52 Lucie Thevenet – 2 Iris Karhu-Leperd, 3 Nilda Gardet, 4 Adela Mondekova, 5 Elena Perez-Inigo Ramirez, 6 Pauline Meneust, 7 Pauline Bulche, 8 Lou dot Vincent, 9 Lucie Liversain, 10 Sandie Masi, 13 Annabelle Simonetti, 14 Linda McHugh, 17 Cassandre Girardet, 18 Margaux Lyonnaz, 19 Chloe Vuagniaux, 26 Eva Bonnaud, 31 Manon Viloette, 71 Stefanie Haberlin, 77 Marine Klopfenstein

 

Hungary – France – Gallery

In the sports gallery, there is a designated major size picture gallery as part of the 2025 WFCQ Italy gallery group with 397 pictures of this match at

 

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