The French have also hit the woodwork at least once in all three games, adding to the frustrations of their players and fans.
It just wasn't their tournament, a fact not lost on their travelling supporters.
"We're a little bit sad but the match was OK and we had a good time," said Boussion, who said she felt France were simply unlucky.
"I think it was just down to bad luck," she said.
"We had many chances throughout the game but no goals in the tournament is frustrating."
It was a feeling shared by many French fans, forlornly walking away from Incheon's Munhak Stadium and towards the long flight home.
"We were unlucky, that's all," said Carl Nielsen who, with a surname like that, could have been cheering for either team.
But he insisted: "I might sound half Danish, but I'm not - so I'm not at all happy."
"We are on our way home," said another French fan, Danny, his bottom lip almost grazing on the pavement.
"I work for Air France and we will be taking these fans home."
At least Danny's connections should ensure him a swift exit.
Just like his team.