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USA's Megan Rapinoe scored both goals against France in their quarter-final match-up in the 2019 Women's World Cup, lifting her team to a 2-1 victory to advance to the semi-final round. Rapinoe's first goal came just 4 minutes into play where her inbounds kick went past everyone to the back of the net. She scored again 64 minutes into play, an assist from teammate Heath. France answered 80 minutes in, a header from Wendie Renard but that would be their lone goal.

England handily beat Norway in their quarter-final match-up in the 2019 Women's World Cup, winning 3-0 to become the first team to advance to the semi-final round. The first goal was scored by England's Jill Scott at just over 2 minutes into the match, a pass off the post. The second goal was scored 39 minuted into play, Ellen White tapped in a Nikita Parris assist. And the final goal was a rocket from Lucy Bronze from just outside the box, from an inbounds assist.

France beat Brazil 2-1 in the knockout stage of the 2019 Women's World Cup to advance to the quarter-finals. France scored a header 26 minutes in but VAR confirmed there was a penalty and the goal was reversed. France officially got on the board 52 minutes with a Valerie Gauvin goal. And Brazil's Thaisa answered back just after the hour mark. The match went to extra-time where France's captain Amandine Henry made the decisive goal in the first minute of the second period of extra time.

France beat Nigeria 1-0 in the 3rd group stage match of the 2019 Women's World Cup. This match was fairly uneventful until 73 minutes into play when VAR became a storyline. France was awarded a penalty after much debate, as Ngozi Ebere brought Viviane Asseyi down inside the box, and Nigeria's Ebere was given a red card to boot. After all that, France missed its penalty kick. Turns out Nigeria got another penalty during the free kick and France's Renard got another try and this time scored the game winner.

France beat Norway in Group Stage Match 2 of the 2019 Women's World Cup. The match began to heat up 45 seconds into the second half when Valerie Gauvin made a straight on goal for France. 54 minutes in, Wendie Renard tried to block a shot attempt by Norway, but ended up knocking it in, tying the game with Norway. After France's setback, 72 minutes into the match, they were awarded a penalty kick. Eugeinie Le Sommer made the goal, giving France the win and sending them on to the next round.

France beat South Korea 4-0 in the first round of the 2019 Women's World Cup in Paris, France. France was able to snag the win by outshooting their opponent. They managed eight shots on goal, while South Korea had zero, which gave France three points in Group A. They dominated the field, having 66 percent possession as well as had 17 more shots than South Korea. Eugenie Le Sommer started the scoring for France. Amandine Henry finished it with the final goal 85 minutes into the game.