The European adventure ends at home for the women of Alliance Nîmes Montpellier

Jee Minhyung a relancé l’ANMTT mais cela n’a pas été suffisant. Midi Libre – LF

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Europe Cup Women/2e tour. Nîmes Montpellier a terminé troisième de la poule avec deux défaites en trois matchs.

The Lebrun effect is less palpable… when the brothers are not there. And for good reason, Sunday was only for the ANMTT women the day after a European evening shared with the boys.

Around 40 people filled the stands at the Palais des Sports Coubertin. However, the stakes were a qualification for the 8th finals of the Europe Cup, the second continental level. And the public was able to experience an incredible scenario.

The ANMTT fought until the end

After a success against the Portuguese team of Sebastianense (3-0) and a defeat against the Spanish team of Majorca (1-3) the day before, Florian Habuda's players absolutely had to beat the Czech team of Ostrov to finish in the top half of the final ranking. Without their best player, Brazilian Bruna Takahasshi, the locals started badly with the defeats of Jee Minhyung (1-3) and Rachel Moret (2-3).

On the verge of elimination, ANMTT offered itself a fifth decisive match after the successes of Italian Giorgia Piccolin (3-1) and Jee Minhyung (3-1). Qualification was then in the hands of Rachel Moret who could do nothing against the best Czech (0-3). At the end of the suspense, Nîmes Montpellier saw its European adventure end there.