
"We will have a revenge to take in four years": despite the defeat, French fans were thrilled
Skip to main content After the defeat against England, Didier Deschamps made his emotional farewell to the French national team and received many...
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BFM - Society For the last match of the Didier Deschamps era, the French team showed two faces against England in the match for 3rd place. Harry Kane, Reece James and even Thomas Tuchel all had a gesture of affection, an embrace for the Basque, a word whispered in his ear to pay him a final tribute. After a shameful performance in the first half, the Blues switched to comeback mode after the break, without however avoiding defeat (4-6).
Furthermore, Didier Deschamps marked his era, the minds and the way in which the English players came to congratulate him after the final whistle said everything about the recognition of world football towards him.
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BFM - Society For the last match of the Didier Deschamps era, the French team showed two faces against England in the match for 3rd place.
according to BFMTV — News 24/7Harry Kane, Reece James and even Thomas Tuchel all had a gesture of affection, an embrace for the Basque, a word whispered in his ear to pay him a final tribute.
according to Le ParisienAfter a shameful performance in the first half, the Blues switched to comeback mode after the break, without however avoiding defeat (4-6).
according to BFMTV — News 24/7Didier Deschamps marked his era, the minds and the way in which the English players came to congratulate him after the final whistle said everything about the recognition of world football towards him.
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