Summary and highlights of France 29-27 Sweden in Handball Tokyo 2020

France enters the final in a frantic match that was decided in the final moments;

The match is over; France beats Sweden by 29 to 27;

Johanna Westberg's goal from seven meters to close the gap;

A goal by Meline Nocandi to give France a three-goal lead, the Swedish coach stopped the game with a time-out;

Sweden's superiority after Laura's sending off and they are one up with Johanna's goal;

Pauleta Foppe gives France a two-goal lead;

A goal by Emma Lindovist to put the Swedes one up;

Time-out called by the Swedish coach.

Jamina Roberts' fall to equalize the match;

Oceane puts France back in the lead;

Two goals by Emma to turn the score around and put Sweden ahead;
 

Another goal by Zaadi to put France two up;

The second half started with a goal for both teams;

France takes a one-goal lead into halftime thanks to a goal by Laura Flippes;

France takes the lead after Chloe Valentine's counterattack;

Oceane ties the game, putting the 7 to 7 on the scoreboard 

Zaadi scored again to bring France to within one goal of tying the match;

Another goal from Johanna from seven meters to give the Swedes a two-goal lead;

The equalizer came with a goal by Grace Zaadi 

Sweden's first goal was scored by Johanna Westberg from 7 meters;

The first possession of the match goes to Sweden 
 

The match will be played at 10:00 Spanish peninsular time and can be seen on Eurosport.

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This is the start time of the match  in several countries:

Argentina: 05:00 hrs.
Bolivia: 03:00 hrs.
Brazil: 04:00 hrs.
Chile: 03:00 hrs.
Colombia: 03:00 hrs.
Ecuador: 03:00 hrs
Spain: 10:00 hrs.
Mexico: 03:00 hrs.
Paraguay: 04:00 hrs.
Peru: 03:00 hrs.
Uruguay: 05:00 hrs.
France: 10:00 hrs.
Sweden: 10:00 hrs.

The Swedish team, on the other hand, came out on top of the group and beat South Korea in the quarterfinals;

The French team qualified for the quarterfinals as third and beat the Netherlands;

The last official match between the two teams was in the last European Championship where the French won by 31 to 25;
 

Budsen, Ryde, Carin Stromberg, Linn Blohm, Jamina Roberts, Melissa, Mathilda, Westberg, Anna, Emma, Nathalie, Kristin, Elin y Jenny. 

Amandine, Darleux, Nocandy, Coatenea, Chloe, Pineau, Coralie, Zoadi, Niakate, Lura Flippes, Beatrice, Pauletta, Estelle, Alexandra. 

France and Sweden will play in the semifinals of the Olympic Games.

France and Sweden will play in the semifinals of the Olympic Games.
 

My name is Manuel Carmona Hidalgo and I will be your antifriacute; n for this match. We will offer you the analysis prior to the match and news hereí live from VAVEL.