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As expected and hoped, Didier Deschamps won a second consecutive match in the Nations League by defeating Israel this Thursday evening (1-4). But it is not the performance of the France team which will silence criticism of the style of play proposed by the coach. Under fire from criticism, the technician gave his point of view at a press conference.
Didier Deschamps gave himself a big breath of fresh air. By beating Israel this Thursday evening, the coach of the France team gave himself a few days of respite. But very quickly, questions surrounding the level of training will return to the heart of the news. Because in Hungaryeverything was not perfect, far from it. This team led by a new generation is still to be polished until the next World Cup in 2026.
A malaise among the Blues?
But rather than the way, Deschamps prefers to retain the result. A few days before a new match against the Belgium, the coach recognized that the atmosphere was not incredible internally. The controversial absence of Kylian Mbappé, but also the criticisms on the level of play of the Blues inevitably disrupt the daily life of this French teamin the midst of a transfer of power.
“The environment is not the most serene, but…”
« Always good to win. Some consider that in the dialogue we had before Belgium there was criticism. It was discussions. And we beat Belgium. The environment is not the most serene. Not everything is perfect. But not everything has to be thrown away. We are in a bit of a transition period, with players who have qualities and who require confirmation. This League of Nations must serve us for that. We missed against Italy, ok, but we had a very good match against Belgium » confided Deschamps at the microphone of TF1 this Thursday.
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