Thanks to two goals in the last ten minutes, France changed a 2-1 deficit to a 3-2 victory when they booked their ticket for the semi-final of the U21 Euro at the expense of Denmark in an entertaining thriller on Sunday evening in Slovakia
The men of Gérald Baticle came in this competition in search of their undefeated start (W2, D1), and despite the fact that Denmark had most of the possession in the first 10 minutes, the Les Bleuets who had the first big chance.
The chance came after nine minutes, when Johann Lepenant Mathys Tel found tel in the penalty area, but Andreas Jungal made a stunning rescue of point-blank reach.
However, Denmark had the chance of their own occasion only five minutes later, because Noah Nartey made a sweet blow to be refused only by the bar, well beaten with Guillaume.
A few minutes later they went to take the lead with 18 minutes on the clock, with Clement Bischoff who capitalized on a mixture in the French defense before he dropped an initial effort in the roof of the net from the penalty area. However, the Danes could not intact with their lead, while Djaoui Cissé easily hit his husband before he slid the ball cool under Jarkdal.
However, Denmark did not let that equalizer mute their minds, but restarting their lead only four minutes after the restart. The goal was scored by midfielder Oliver Sørensen, while the FC Midtjylland-Man hit a flick-on from Bischoff to put the ball in the top left corner.
When the game began to reach the final phase, France began to put more pressure on the Danish defense, and they thought they had their reward with 20 minutes left, because count succeeded in nodding Lepenant's looking for the back post, but the goal was excluded for an offside in the structure.
France eventually received their equalizer with just six minutes through a sublime strike over the goal from outside the penalty area of Quentin Merlin.
Les Bleutets completed their stunning late comeback only two minutes later, while the Tottenham Hotspur cut to his right foot before making a wonderful effort to the right corner. France saw the game from there to continue to the semi -final, but they have to wait for the result of tonight between Germany and Italy to find out their opponent.