Cazaux: “I said to myself: 'I'm missing the match against Belgium, it sucks, but at least try to finish with a victory'”

Le Montpelliérain a abordé le France-Belgique à l’Euro après sa victoire à Wimbledon. MAXPPP – JEAN-MICHEL MART

Après sa première victoire en carrière à Wimbledon contre le Belge Zizou Bergs, Arthur Cazaux est revenu sa qualification au deuxième tour ainsi que le match France-Belgique joué en même temps que le sien, lundi 1er juillet.

In love with Paillade – and therefore football – Arthur Cazaux was not able to watch a single second of the match won by the Blues against Belgium, in the round of 16 of Euro 2024.

And for good reason, he was also facing a Belgian at the same time, with the same result as Didier Deschamps' team, with a first victory at Wimbledon in the key after more than 4 hours and 30 minutes of a bitter fight against Zizou Bergs.

"I'm happy to have held on physically and mentally"

"I got the score at the end, it was an Englishman who said to me: & quot;Plus you won 1-0, own goal. So I was done again", he smiled at a press conference, as reported by our colleagues from L’Équipe.

"Indirectly, I was thinking about it a bit during the match. I said to myself: ''Damn, I'm playing 4 h nbsp;, I'm missing the match against Belgium, it sucks , but at least try to finish with a victory" But it was a good experience, I had never played for so long. I'm happy to have held on physically and mentally, he continued.