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The France team had won its first two Nations League matches against Turkey (0-1) and Belgium (0-1) before this match against Italy.
Never two without three? It's no. After victories against Turkey (0-1) and Belgium (0-1), Zinédine Zidane's French team shared the points against Italy (1-1) this Friday, in Saint-Denis, for the third day of the Nations League. And this despite this magical cannon shot from Michael Olise. No third in three outings under the orders of “Zizou” for the Blues, who remain first in the standings of group A1.
Mike Maignan (7): Certainly, the Blues dominated this meeting, but the AC Milan goalkeeper had work to do... He saved the Blue house for the first time at the start of the game (9th), before several deep balls to manage and above all, the tap at the end of the match (81st). Difficult to blame him for the Italian goal…
Pierre Kalulu (5): Confined to a more defensive role than Truffert on the left, the Turinese is relatively little mounted on his side. He showed himself diligent in his duties.

The coach of the French team expresses his satisfaction with the content of the match against Italy despite the frustration of the draw, highlights the missed opportunities, praises the individual performances such as those of Cherki, Dembélé and Jacquet, and mentions the absence of the injured Mbappé as well as the symbolic return to the Stade de France.

In the third match of the Nations League, the French team drew 1-1 against Italy at the Stade de France. Despite the ovation reserved for Zinédine Zidane for his return and the fireworks goal from Michael Olise, the Blues lacked imagination and precision, leaving a mixed impression after a dull first period.

Belgium dominated Turkey 3-0 in Liège on the third day of the Nations League, thanks to two goals from Kevin De Bruyne and one from Romelu Lukaku, three days after their defeat against France.
The France team drew 1-1 against Italy during the 3rd day of the Nations League at the Stade de France. Despite overall mastery, the Blues lacked offensive realism, with a goal from Michael Olise from a free kick and an Italian equalizer following an error from Da Cunha. Individual performances were mixed, notably those of Upamecano who was sent off and Dembélé who was not very effective.

For his first as coach of the French team at the Stade de France, Zinédine Zidane saw his team draw 1-1 against Italy on Friday October 2. The Blues dominated but were held in check by an opportunistic Italy.

The French team drew 1-1 against Italy at the Stade de France, Zinédine Zidane's first stop as coach after two victories in Turkey and Belgium. Ousmane Dembélé and Michaeal Olise scored for France, but Italy equalized through Bastoni after a French defensive error.