Lorette Charpy, Alizée Letrange, Anthony Mansard, and Léo Saladino teamed up to secure a narrow victory for France against Germany in the final round of the Swiss Cup held in Zurich on Saturday.
With a score of 53.05, the French team outperformed their German counterparts, Charleen Pach, Karina Schönmaier, Timo Eder, and Milan Hosseini.
The event commenced with a preliminary round, which was won by Switzerland’s Lena Bickel, Pascu, Langenegger, and Noe Seifert, placing them ahead of teams from France, Germany, the U.S., and China.
During the first knockout round, Charpy and Mansard triumphed over China’s Zhuofan Tian and Zhang Yang, while Schönmaier and Eder secured a win against the U.S. duo of Lila Richardson and Joshua Karnes in the second knockout round.
France and Germany progressed to the final after competing in a three-team semifinal, where Germany narrowly eliminated Switzerland’s Anastassia Pascu and Florian Langenegger by just 0.05 points to claim the second spot.
