France's Michael Olise's yellow card appeal rejected by FIFA

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France coach Didier Deschamps confirmed FIFA rejected an appeal against Michael Olise's yellow card from the World Cup win over Paraguay.
Olise, now at risk of suspension, faces Morocco next.
Deschamps also commented on Tchouameni's injury and the referee appointment.

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France coach Didier Deschamps confirmed FIFA rejected an appeal against Michael Olise's yellow card from the World Cup win over Paraguay. Olise, now at risk of suspension, faces Morocco next. Deschamps also commented on Tchouameni's injury and the referee appointment.

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