
France-England 1-0: in the title, the Blues of the Cecifoot won the Euro Final with a goal from Villeroux
By Le Figaro with AFP Published on 23/08/2026 at 19h32 , updated on 23/08/2026 at 19h36 Add Le Figaro to your favorite sources Frédéric Villeroux and the..
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Author of a magical quadruple against England in chicken phases (4-1), n°10 has again demonstrated its technical quality. The players of Toussaint Akpweh, a French player since 2018 after a first passage between 1998 and 2012, delivered a serious but closed game start due to the pressure from the stakes. Paralympic gold medallists at the 2024 Paris Games , Les Bleus were again worn by Cédric Villeroux, their captain and best scorer (6 goals in the tournament), author of the only goal of the final in the first half.
Furthermore, France has retained its title as European champion of Cécifoot , a variant of the football for visual impairments where two teams of five competed at the hearing a ball full of grelots, winning the final against England (1-0), Sunday in Strasbourg.
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Author of a magical quadruple against England in chicken phases (4-1), n°10 has again demonstrated its technical quality.
according to Le ParisienThe players of Toussaint Akpweh, a French player since 2018 after a first passage between 1998 and 2012, delivered a serious but closed game start due to the pressure from the stakes.
according to Le ParisienParalympic gold medallists at the 2024 Paris Games , Les Bleus were again worn by Cédric Villeroux, their captain and best scorer (6 goals in the tournament), author of the only goal of the final in the first half.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésFrance has retained its title as European champion of Cécifoot , a variant of the football for visual impairments where two teams of five competed at the hearing a ball full of grelots, winning the final against England (1-0), Sunday in Strasbourg.
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