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Nocandy: “Arriving in Budapest is entering a different world”
Three years ago, Méline Nocandy was apprehensive about playing her first EHF FINAL4 Women – also the first for her club, Metz Handball.
“Everybody has told me it is completely surreal, so I can’t wait to see what is going to happen,” the centre back said back then, in 2019.
Reminded of her words, Nocandy laughs: “The sweet days of innocence.”
Those days are gone.
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You have to forget what you have done and not done during the season. It’s one weekend, 120 minutes, and either you lose it all or you take the trophy.
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