The three French clubs competing in the second round of qualification for the European League all achieved victories in their away matches this weekend, maintaining a perfect record so far. Chambray, Saint-Amand, and Nice each won their respective games, setting up a more confident position heading into the return fixtures. However, the qualification process is not yet complete, and the teams will need to perform well in their upcoming home matches. Chambray defeated Bjelovar with a score of 25-37, dominating the match from the beginning. The team, known as the Tourangelles, never faced serious challenges and quickly established control, finishing with a twelve-goal lead. Mathilde Amelot was a standout performer, scoring nine goals in eleven attempts. Now, the Tourangelles will host their return match, aiming to solidify their position in the qualification process. Saint-Amand secured a hard-fought victory against Hungary's Vac team with a score of 32-30. The match was intense, but Sabrina Abdellahi and Claire Koestner each scored eight goals, helping the northern club claim its first European win. The team now faces the challenge of the return match in Hungary, where the atmosphere is expected to be particularly charged. Nice narrowly defeated Larvik 28-27 in a closely contested match. Louna Benezeth scored eight goals, Manon Gravelle added six, and captain Marine Dupuis contributed five. With three wins in three away matches, the French clubs have maintained a perfect record. Although a draw would be enough for them to advance, the teams are likely to focus on securing a stronger advantage in the return matches to ensure their progression to the third and final round of qualification, which is the last step before entering the group phase of the competition.