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The Nations League match between Ireland and Israel took place in Debrecen, Hungary, in a particular context without handshakes and with an empty stadium, reflecting underlying political or social tensions.
League of Nations: no handshakes, empty stadium… Ireland largely dominates Israel in a tense climate
In a very particular context in Debrecen, the Irish marked their position even before the kick-off, before winning largely against Israel (3-0).
“In due time, I will tell the truth to all the Portuguese”: Cristiano Ronaldo skips training and leaves the selection
Psychodrama in Portugal: Jorge Jesus ensured the absence of conflict with Cristiano Ronaldo before Portugal's trip to Denmark. But the Lusitanian star, after missing training, left his team altogether.

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.

The new coach of the French team, Zinédine Zidane, was exultant after Michael Olise's winning goal in the Belgium-France Nations League match on Monday in Brussels, while Ireland dominated Israel 3-0 in Debrecen in a tense context.

Zinédine Zidane, new coach of the France team, was exultant after Michael Olise's winning goal during the Belgium-France match in Brussels. At the same time, Cristiano Ronaldo left training and the Portuguese selection before the trip to Denmark, despite assurances from Jorge Jesus of the absence of conflict.

Zinédine Zidane, former number 10 of the Blues and double scorer in the 1998 World Cup final, takes his first steps in front of the French public at the Stade de France since his appointment as coach on July 28, in an expected sold-out context.

New France coach Zinédine Zidane was exultant after Michael Olise's winning goal in the Belgium-France Nations League match as Ireland comfortably beat Israel 3-0 in a tense empty stadium in Debrecen.

Zinédine Zidane will lead the French team for the first time in front of his home crowd at the Stade de France, where he made history as a player, notably during the 1998 World Cup final.