Gabby Williams finished the job with ruthless efficiency: 22 points on 8-of-12 shooting, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 steals across 31 minutes, without a single turnover or foul. France women's national team dismantled Germany 86–64 in the semi-final, a 22-point margin that reflected the gulf in execution. Williams shooting touch — 67 per cent from the field, 80 per cent from the free-throw line — was the spine of France's offensive rhythm. More telling was her ballhandling: zero turnovers in 31 minutes of primary ball-movement work is the kind of number that does not happen by accident, and it allowed France to dictate pace without waste. Germany could not find an answer on either end of the floor. Once France's spacing and decision-making took hold, the result was never in doubt. The campaign is complete. France reach the final.