
The French football team led by Zinédine Zidane drew 1-1 against Italy on the third day of the Nations League at the Stade de France, a frustrating result for the Blues on their comeback in Paris.
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The French football team is making its comeback at the Stade de France under the direction of its new coach Zinédine Zidane, as part of the Nations League.
For their big return to the Stade de France, Zidane's Blues failed to dominate Italy (1-1) on Friday evening during the third day of the Nations League.

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Sixteen French, Irish, English and Japanese thoroughbreds, including the defending champion Daryz, will compete in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday at ParisLongchamp over 2,400 meters for an allocation of 5 million euros, including more than 2.8 million to the winner. Daryz, from the Aga Khan kennel, is aiming for a historic double after his victory last year, while challengers like Maltese Cross, Benvenuto Cellini, Kalpana and Admire Terra are trying to steal the trophy from him, in a race marked by the last departure of trainer Jean-Claude Rouget.

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