France put past behind them as history beckons against Spain
France face European champions Spain in Dallas for a place in the World Cup final
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France face European champions Spain in Dallas for a place in the World Cup final. Their record of one goal conceded underlines how rarely teams have been able to play through them, though Belgium showed during Spain’s 2-1 quarterfinal win that they can be unsettled when opponents escape the initial press and attack the space behind their midfield. Seven of the players who started for France that night could again be in the line-up in Dallas, but the resemblance largely ends there.
Furthermore, The match kicks off at 8pm, with live coverage on ITV and ITVX from 7pm.
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France face European champions Spain in Dallas for a place in the World Cup final.
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Their record of one goal conceded underlines how rarely teams have been able to play through them, though Belgium showed during Spain’s 2-1 quarterfinal win that they can be unsettled when opponents escape the initial press and attack the space behind their midfield.
according to Business Day LiveSeven of the players who started for France that night could again be in the line-up in Dallas, but the resemblance largely ends there.
according to Business Day LiveThe match kicks off at 8pm, with live coverage on ITV and ITVX from 7pm.
according to The Independent
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