LIVE. Paralympic Games 2024: Barbosa, Murcia-Gangloff and Aber for the last French medals ? Live

This Sunday marks the last day of the 2024 Paralympic Games. Three Frenchmen are involved in trying to hold on to eighth place in the medal table.

The essentials

• For this last day of the 2024 Paralympic Games, three Frenchmen will be at follow: Nélia Barbosa (final of the 200m kayak (KL3)), Rosario Murcia-Gangloff (marathon, T12)  and Abel Aber (va'a, new para-canoe discipline). The day will conclude with the closing ceremony, the highlight of this edition of the Paralympic Games.
• Among the results of this Saturday, the French mixed team relay won in para-cycling with great ease and collected the 18th title of the Blues in these 2024 Paralympic Games. Thomas Peyroton-Dartet was adorned with silver earlier in the day while Alexandre Léauté was content a second bronze medal in these 2024 Paralympic Games. In para table tennis, Lucas Didier lost his final and leaves with the silver medal. Para-kayaker, Rémy Boullé won bronze in KL1. In para-judo, Cyril Jonard won bronze as did Jason Grandry. Last chance for a first French title in the discipline, Hélios Latchoumanaya may have regrets. Although he was only aiming for gold, the para-judoka lost in the final against the Ukrainian Oleksandr Nazarenko. The day ended in style with the historic title of the French blind football team, which beat Argentina in the final after a penalty shootout.
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09:35 – 1'18" behind for Murcia-Gangloff

The Frenchwoman loses ground on the Spanish who occupies the provisional third place in the T12 women's marathon of these 2024 Paralympic Games at the 15th km. 

09:30 – Jin finishes in second place

The Chinese made the difference in the last few meters on the Japanese who had to settle for bronze in this men's T54 marathon. The two men finished almost 4 minutes behind Hug. 

09:26 – Hug wins, suspense for silver

While Marcel Hug won in 1h27'39" and won gold in the T54 marathon at the Paralympic Games, the suspense remained between the Japanese Suzuki and the Chinese Jin neck and neck. elbow. 

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09:22 – Hug is getting closer!

The Swiss is getting closer to the gold medal in this men's T54 marathon at the 2024 Paralympic Games. He is well above and should therefore logically win barring any incident. 

09:20 – Murcia-Gangloff still in the race for the medal

In the women's T12 marathon at the Paralympic Games, the only French representative is still less than a minute behind third place after 10km of racing.

09:15 – Marcel Hug on the Champs-Élysées

The leader of the T54 marathon is the first to hurtle down the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, which is reserved for marathon runners this morning for the 2024 Paralympic Games. 

09:00 – El Idrissi's lone rider

The Moroccan is leading the T12 women's marathon and seems unbeatable today. She already has a lead of more than a minute over her pursuer. The Frenchwoman Rosario Murcia-Gangloff is in fifth place, 50″ behind the provisional podium. 

08:50 – Two men leading the T12 marathon

The coronation will surely be played out between two men on the side of the men's T12 marathon at the 2024 Paralympic Games. El Amin Chentouf and Wajdi Boukhili have been chasing each other since the start of the race. The Moroccan and the Tunisian have a lead of around forty seconds over their pursuers.

08:44 – Marcel Hug escapes

Leading the men's T54 marathon, the Swiss Marcel Hug has skewed company to the Chinese Jin Hua. 

08:43 – The schedules of the three French

For this last day of the 2024 Paralympic Games, three Frenchmen will try to win the last tricolour trinkets. Rosario Murcia-Gangloff has just started the women's T12 marathon with a finish expected around 11:30 a.m. if all goes well. At 10:56 a.m., Abel Aber will be in the semi-finals of the va'a, a new para-canoe event while 12:15 Nelia Barbosa will be in the final of the 200m KL3 in para-kayak. 

08:35 – An update on the medal table before this last day

France is still on course to achieve its goal of a top 8 finish in the 2024 Paralympic Games. But this final day is decisive. Three Frenchmen are in the running for a medal today as the Tricolores are battling with Australia, a length behind, and Ukraine which has two more gold medals. 

08:30 – The start of the T12 men's and women's marathon

Group start at Georges Valbon Park in La Courneuve. The T12 marathon of the 2024 Paralympic Games starts with the French Rosario Gangloff. She is the oldest member of the French delegation at 59 years old. 

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08:28 – An update on the T54 women's marathon

After the update on the men's marathon, let's take a look at the T54 women's marathon. Catherine Debrunner is currently in the lead with a lead of around fifteen seconds over her pursuers. 

08:24 – An update on the men's T54 marathon

For the moment, it is Marcel Hug and Hua Jin who are leading the men's T54 marathon at the 2024 Paralympic Games. The two men are in the lead. 

08:10 – The men's T54 marathon has started

The marathons begin with the men's T54. In five minutes, it will be the women's turn in T54 as well. At 8:30 a.m., the women's T12 marathon will start with the Frenchwoman, the oldest member of the French delegation (59 years old), Rosario Gangloff.

Welcome to all on the Internet user's site to follow live how the final day of the 2024 Paralympic Games. This final day of competition begins now with the marathons. 

07/09/24 – 22:30 – À tomorrow!

Thank you for following this day with us, we'll see you tomorrow for the last day!" of the 2024 Paralympic Games.

07/09/24 – 22:15 – France 8th in the medal standings

With 74 medals (19 gold, 27 silver and 28 bronze), France is eighth in the medal rankings, meeting the Top 8 objective.

07/09/24 – 22:05 – The summary

A 28th and final medal in cycling. The trio Florian Jouanny, Joseph Fritsch and Mathieu Bosredon won the Paralympic title. Earlier in the day, Thomas Peyroton-Dartet (silver) and Alexandre Léauté (bronze) added two more medals in the road race (C1-3). For his first Paralympic Games and 21-year-old Lucas Didier won silver, defeated by the Belgian and now triple Paralympic champion, Laurens Devos. Disappointment in judo: having come for gold, Hélios Latchoumanaya won silver in the -90 kg category (J2). Two bronze medals were won by Cyril Jonard (-90 kg, J1) and Jason Grandry (+90 kg, J1). Nacer Zorgani was beaten in the small final, in the +90 kg (J2).

Great disappointment for Nantenin Keiumlta! For the very last race of her career, the flag bearer of the French delegation finished 6th in the 400m final (T13). Renaud Clerc finished 7th in the 1500m final (T38), as did Badr Touzi in the shot put (F63). For her part, Sofia Pace finished 8th and last in the 400m final (T38). Marie Ngoussou Ngouyi and Angelina Lanza did not make it through the 200m heats (T47).

Kylian Portal will remember this final for a long time. At 17, the French swimmer finished just off the podium in the 100m butterfly (S12) final by four hundredths. He was comforted by his big brother Alex. At the end of the evening, the French mixed relay finished 5th in the 4x100m freestyle final with 34 points. In the 50m backstroke, category S4 and the 200m 4m backstroke, category SM5, Dimitri Granjux and Sol&egravene Sache do not have pass the series.

So close to a heroic comeback! In armchair fencing, Brianna Vidé, Cl&eac;mence Delavoipière and Cécile Demaude bowed es during the small final against Thailand. For their part, Damien Tokatlian, Ludovic Lemoine and Yohan Peter, wereé éeliminated in the quarter-finals by Great Britain.

07/09/24& nbsp;- 22:00 – 19th title

With the consecration of the Blues in blind football, the French delegation wins its 19th gold medal at the Paralympic Games.

07/09/24 – 21:55 – Les Bleus in the story

For the first time since blind football was introduced at the Paralympic Games in Athens in 2004, the gold medallists were not Brazilian… but French.

Fr&eacuteric Villeroux's cross-field attempt deceives the Argentinian goalkeeper and gives the Paralympic title to the French delegation after a breathless penalty shootout. 

07/09/24 – 21:48 – But yes!

What a save by Bartomolucci on his left after an attempt by Heredia. Fréderic Villeroux will launch himself to offer the Paralympic title to the French cécifoot team! 

07/09/24 – 9:47 p.m. – Retracting bar!

What a shot on goal from Baron who smashes the crossbar to equalize. It's unbreathable at the Tour Eiffel stadium.

07/09/24- 21:45 – Rios unstoppable

While Bartomolucci had started in the right direction, Rios sees his shot curl in right foot finish in the top corner.

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The objective for these 2024 Paralympic Games is quite high for the French delegation, which hopes to break all records, as for the Olympic Games.  "The goal is mainly gold medals, because that's what counts most in the ranking of nations," recalls Marie-Amélie Le Fur. "[…] I was asked if this wasn't a discounted ambition compared to the Olympic top 5. But we had so much lost in performance, we've come a long way. We were 14th in Tokyo; aiming for the top 8 means doubling the number of gold medals, so a real ambition,'' said Marie-Am&eacutelie Le Fur, president of the French Paralympic Committee. As a reminder, in 2021, the French Paralympic delegation won 54 medals, including eleven Olympic titles.