France and Poland booked their place in the final of the Under 19 Boys event

In tomorrow’s final of the Under 19 Boys Event at the GAZPROM European Youth Championships France will play against Poland. In the match for the third position Spain will meet Romania.

France secured place in the final after victory over Spain in straight matches. Alexis LEBRUN overcame Miguel NUNEZ and Thibault PORET succeeded against Juan PEREZ in straight games. Alexis KOURAICHI recorded victory over Marc GUTIERREZ but he needed one game more.

“We are very happy to be in the finals which is a very good result for us. The match was very good without critical moments. Alexis KOURAICHI led 2-0 and missed the opportunity to finish 3-0 but he continued his game and won “ explained Alexis LEBRUN.

PORET radiate with self-confidence after match and promised great fight for the gold.

Poland the no.4 seeds progressed as anticipated. Represented by Maciej KUBIK Samuel KULCZYCKI and Milosz REDZIMSKI Poland posted win over Romania’s Eduard IONESCU Darius MOVILEANU and Andrei Teodor ISTRATE in straight matches. It was very hard opening for KULCZYCKI who was stretched to full distance against IONESCU but when he managed to give Poland good start it was one way street for his teammates.

“The beginning of my match was very important and after big fight I managed to win. After that both of our players showed very good performance. We know the players of France we know how they play we will give our best and we will see how it will end but of course we hope for the gold ” said KULCZYCKI.

KUBIK underlined how Samuel’s victory was important for the team.

“It gave us perfect start. We were under less pressure and we beat Romania without major difficulties. We do not need special preparation for the final we are all in good shape ” said KUBIK.

 

 

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