Vital
- Felix Lebrun, ranked 5th in the world, faces off against his brother Alexis, 22nd. (17 hours). The 17-year-old higher-ranked table tennis player had never beaten his brother.
- Alexis Lebrun dominated his younger brother in the quarterfinals of the European Top 16 tournament in January.
- If he wins, Felix will become the youngest French champion in this discipline since Jacques Secutin in 1966.
- Before that, Charlotte and Camille Lutz will also compete for the title of French champion between sisters, this Sunday at 16:00.
Lutz – Champion Lutz: 4-4
Charlotte’s failure surprises her sister. Complete equality.
4 mistakes to get started
Two sisters take turns making two mistakes. 2-2 in the first set.
Two different matches in the semi-finals
Camille Lutz eliminated her doubles partner Pritika Pawade in the semi-finals (4-2), while Charlotte Lutz got the better of Pauline Chaslin after a match played in seven sets (4-3). The youngest Lutz sister will play her second final in two years.
The women’s final is about to begin!
Charlotte and Camille Lutz go head to head and the match is about to begin. The match is played in 4 winning sets.
Alexis Lebrun, his brother’s pet peeve
Alexis Lebrun, ranked lower than his brother (22nd in the world vs. 5th), has always beaten his brother in official matches. He particularly dominated him in the quarter-finals of the European Top 16 tournament in January.
Felix Le Brun in search of his first title
Fratricidal duel between men and women. Charlotte and Camilla Lutz will open the ball with the women’s final at 16:00. An hour later at 5:00 p.m., Felix and Alexis Lebrun will meet in what promises to be an exciting men’s bout.
If he wins, Felix will become the youngest French champion in this discipline since Jacques Secutin in 1966.
Our article on the Lebrun siblings can be found here.
Start of broadcast
Hi all ! Welcome to the live broadcast of the final of the French Table Tennis Championship, which will take place this Sunday in Montpellier. Charlotte and Camille Lutz will meet in the women’s final at 4 p.m. The Lebrun brothers, Alexis and Felix, will meet in the men’s final at 5 p.m.
Source: Le Parisien
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