2023-11-18 03:50:57
Already qualified for Euro 2024, the Blues calmly approach their last two qualifying matches, starting with the reception of the Petit Poucet of the group, Gibraltar, this Saturday evening. Authors of a faultless run so far, Didier Deschamps’ men remain on six victories in six matches, with thirteen goals scored and only one conceded.
At the top of Pool B with six points ahead of the Netherlands and Greece, the Tricolores now hope to finish among the top five of the ten qualifying groups. The objective? Appear in pot 1 in the draw for Euro 2024 and avoid a tough pool, like that of Euro 2021 which saw the Blues face Germany, Portugal and Hungary in the first round .
A success against the 198th nation in the FIFA rankings (out of 207) would be enough for the world vice-champions to secure their place among the top seeds, regardless of the result of their last match against Greece, scheduled for Tuesday, November 21 in Athens. . 3-0 winners of the first leg in June, Kylian Mbappé and his team won thanks to a penalty from their captain, a goal from Olivier Giroud and an own goal. They are the big favorites at the dawn of this meeting, relocated to the Allianz Riviera in Nice.
A match which could mark the big debut in Blue of Warren Zaire-Emery, summoned for the first time by “DD” during this gathering. If he comes into play, the young PSG midfielder (17 years, 8 months and 10 days) would beat the record for the youngest post-war international, held by Eduardo Camavinga, who forfeited the match and was replaced in the group. France by Khephren Thuram.
France-Gibraltar will kick off at 8:45 p.m. this Saturday, November 18 and the match will be broadcast live on TF1. You can also watch the match in full, with live commentary, on our site leparisien.fr.
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