France wins its third electric wheelchair football World Cup

The French electric wheelchair football team won its third consecutive World Cup, after its coronations in 2017 and 2023. The Blues won a thrilling final against England (2-1 after extra time), in Buenos Aires, Argentina, thanks to goals from Mohamed Ghelami and Tristan Le Beller.

Beaten by the English (3-1) when they entered the fray, the French were able to re-mobilize to seek a historic title. With this third world crown, David Vergé's men become the first nation to achieve such a hat-trick in the discipline.

The coach, who led the Blues during their three coronations, announced his departure at the top. "It's a collective victory and that's what makes us even more proud"he savored, after having praised the commitment of the players, the staff and the entire management.

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