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L'équipe de France jouait son deuxième match de la Ligue des nations après une victoire en Turquie.
Sur le gong. Lundi, à l’occasion de la 2e journée de Ligue des nations, l’équipe de France se déplaçait en Belgique trois jours après sa victoire en Turquie (0-1). Pour sa deuxième à la tête des Bleus, Zinédine Zidane avait décidé de remanier toute sa composition, n’effectuant pas moins de neuf changements. Et c’est finalement Michael Olise, entré en jeu à la place de Barcola (76e), qui a sauvé les Bleus en fin de rencontre (88e, 0-1). Et de quelle manière ! Prochain rendez-vous pour l’équipe de France, vendredi au Stade de France, face à l’Italie, vainqueur ce lundi soir en Turquie (1-4).
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