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Three days after their 1-0 victory in Turkey, the Blues travel to Brussels to face Belgium in the League of Nations, with the objective of achieving a second success under the direction of Zinédine Zidane, recently appointed coach.
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Three days after their short success in Türkiye (1-0), the Blues travel to Brussels on Monday with the idea of achieving a second success.
What you need to know
The first page of the Zinédine Zidane era has been written. Facing Turkey (1-0), the legend of French football began with a success for his debut as coach of the Blues, which had not happened since Aimé Jacquet in 1994. Now launched, he will try to guide the French team to a new victory, Monday September 28, against Belgium in Brussels, on the occasion of the second day of the League of Nations.
• Life without Kylian Mbappé. The only scorer during the trip to Izmit, the French captain left the group due to hyperextension of the left knee. We will have to do without the man who has scored in seven of the last nine international matches.
• Expected turnover. The latest press reports suggested that Zinédine Zidane had left to use other players in his group. Estéban Lepaul can be one of the beneficiaries of the absence of Kylian Mbappé. Andy Diouf, Jérémy Jacquet and Lucas da Cunha are waiting to celebrate their first selection.
• Belgium has not beaten France in an official match for 45 years. The Blues remain on seven wins in a row against this opponent (excluding friendly matches). We have to go back to September 9, 1981 to find the trace of a Belgian success, in qualifying for the World Cup (2-0).
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#FOOT Still Désiré Doué! The Parisian's shot was released by Lammens, Estéban Lepaul was too short to push the ball into the net (56th - 0-0).
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#FOOT Another post for the French team! After a big sequence in the Belgian area, the ball returned to Lucas Da Cunha at 25 meters. The Como midfielder unleashes a shot under pressure which hits the outside edge of the post (53rd - 0-0).
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#FOOT Oh the extremely dangerous strike from Désiré Doué! The Parisian rolls up his ball but it falls just short of the target... Another big French opportunity (52nd - 0-0).
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#FOOT First intervention for Mike Maignan! De Bruyne had found De Ketelaere in the back, but the French central defense delayed his shot. The Belgians then attempted a strong cross on the ground, which the Milan goalkeeper caught (50th - 0-0).
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#FOOT No change from Zinédine Zidane at the break. Same thing on the Belgian side. We keep the same and start again.
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#FOOT It's back to Brussels, where France and Belgium are still 0-0!
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#FOOT According to TF1, the start of the match was delayed by five minutes because of a problem with... non-compliant socks. The Blues had to make some changes before kick-off.
Andrea La Perna
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#FOOT While we are still waiting for a goal in Belgium-France, Italy seems to have woken up after its very long nap at the highest level. Roberto Mancini's players lead 3-0 at the break against Turkey with three goals scored in just 27 minutes of play!
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#FOOT The referee whistles for half-time! Still 0-0 between France and Belgium in Brussels. The Blues did not materialize their domination, but could also have conceded a goal.
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#FOOT First yellow card of the match for the Belgian Diego Moreira, who surrounded Pierre Kalulu during a French ball exit (42nd - 0-0).
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