France faces Poland this Tuesday in Dortmund for the last day of the group stage in Group D. Favorites of the competition, the Blues are already qualified for the round of 16. The whole challenge of this confrontation against Robert Lewandowski’s teammates will be to finish first ahead of the Netherlands. So as not to clash with the other favorites before the final.
With qualification already assured even before the match kicks off, the challenge is both very simple and substantial for the French team this Tuesday evening, against Poland: trying to grab first place in the group in order to clear the way for the rest of the competition. By finishing at the top of group D, the French team would fall into the part of the table deserted by all the other favorites of the competition, which it would avoid meeting during the next rounds.
And to avoid racking your brains, you will have to win, if possible fairly widely, and therefore score several goals, just to protect yourself. What she was unable to do in the absence of Kylian Mbappé against the Netherlands (0-0). The captain, victim of a broken nose, is “better every day”, said the coach. The return of the star striker is eagerly awaited to wake up an offensive sector in complete lethargy.
“We all know Kylian’s finishing qualities (…) It’s a big plus to have Kylian. I had somewhat forgotten that he was wearing a mask. He helped us win the match at the training today, he was good, dangerous, decisive He feels good and I hope that will be felt in the match,” continued Didier Deschamps.
It would be better for the French team, because they will really need their attacking leader to ward off fate. Since Didier Deschamps is coach, the France team has played in six major international competitions and has never won its third group match. Certainly, as is the case this year, she was often already qualified, but the Blues have every interest in rectifying the situation in attack to finish at the top of their group. This could prove crucial for the rest of the competition.
For the first time since the start of the competition, the Blues will not play at 9 p.m. The start of this third and final group match in this Euro 2024 for Didier Deschamps’ players will be given at 6 p.m. live from Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund. The Netherlands, whose French team will necessarily monitor the result against Austria – part of its destiny being linked to this meeting – will play at the same time.
Unlike the previous poster which was broadcast on M6, the Blues match against Poland will be followed on TF1 from 6 p.m. this Tuesday. The group having acquired 100% of the broadcasting rights for Euro 2024, the meeting will also be broadcast on the beIN Sports channels and more precisely on beIN Sports 1.
France-Poland will also be followed live on RMC, the official Euro 2024 radio and on RMC 100% Euro, the digital radio where you can follow all the matches live and in full. The Group D clash will also be available live on the RMC Sport website and application.
