Is Selma Bacha a trigger in the quarter-final victory against the Netherlands?
Charlotte Bilbault:
All players are important.
There are some who play more than others but everyone has a role to play.
We saw it in the quarters with the entry of Selma, elected player of the match.
She is a young player, who has a huge margin for improvement.
She brings her youth, her passion, and that does us good in matches like yesterday.
The Netherlands was getting tired, Selma came in and she set the fire.
I am also thinking of the comeback of Clara Matéo, whose characteristics are percussion and speed.
These are the strengths it has and which it exploits very well.
It's important for us especially at the end of matches when the opposing team starts to get tired.
We can rely on her to make the link with the attackers, to support Kadi (Diani) in particular.
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is a young player with enormous room for improvement.
She will play in the Champions League with Paris FC.
It bodes well for the future, at least for Wednesday and for her in the club.
How do you explain the impression of serenity that emanates from the group?
We have a quality group, with young and experienced girls.
Everyone contributed to the victory.
We saw it after the final whistle, everyone was invested, there were moments of joy and sharing, that's what galvanizes us.
We work daily for emotions like these.
We still want more, we are hungry for victories.
We want to provide pleasure, especially to those who have been following us for years.
We are expected because the objective is to win titles.
For the moment, the France team does not have one.
We are our goal.
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Playing a Euro semi-final is a discovery for you. Is there fear, or rather the desire to fight it out?
Inevitably we are happy, it is the last four.
We are going to focus on the Germany match, after a good match in the quarterfinals.
Personally I'm hungry, I think it's been seen.
I am 32 years old, I am at the end of my career, I want to take advantage of the present moment.
We have a quality group.
I want us to go as far as possible and against the Netherlands, I didn't want us to go home at all.
I'm ready for Wednesday's game.