Their tournament
how their World Cup unfoldedFrance exit a tournament they entered as one of the foremost contenders with a 6-4 defeat to England in the third-place match — a chaotic, open affair in which they were undone early, conceding three times before half-time as Saka tormented the defence, before a spirited second-half revival through Mbappé and Barcola briefly threatened a remarkable turnaround. A late Dembélé strike in stoppage time proved merely cosmetic, and a Bellingham goal sealed it in the final seconds. Les Bleus finish fourth, their group-stage dominance — nine points, ten goals scored — ultimately unrewarded where it mattered most.
Results
Mbappé 70′
Mbappé 48′Barcola 54′Mbappé 66′Dembélé 90+6′Rice 3′Konsa 18′Saka 37′Saka 45+1′Saka 87′Bellingham 90+8′
Group I winners
Knocked out- R32Tue Jun 30 14:00PT🇸🇪Sweden3–0
- R16Sat Jul 4 14:00PT🇵🇾Paraguay1–0
- QFThu Jul 9 13:00PT🇲🇦Morocco2–0
- SFTue Jul 14 12:00PT🇪🇸Spain0–2
Group I standings
how the group finishedSquad
starting XI from England at France in boldGoalkeepers
- 16Mike Maignan31
- 1Brice Samba32
- 23Robin Risser21
Defenders
- 2Malo Gusto23
- 15Ibrahima Konaté27
- 19Theo Hernández28
- 26Maxence Lacroix26
- 3Lucas Digne33
- 4Dayot Upamecano27
- 5Jules Koundé27
- 17William Saliba25
- 21Lucas Hernández30
Midfielders
- 11Michael Olise24
- 14Adrien Rabiot31
- 18Warren Zaïre-Emery20
- 24Rayan Cherki23
- 6Manu Koné25
- 8Aurélien Tchouaméni26
- 13N'Golo Kanté35
- 25Maghnes Akliouche24
Forwards
- 10Kylian Mbappé27
- 20Désiré Doué21
- 7Ousmane Dembélé29
- 9Marcus Thuram29
- 12Bradley Barcola23
- 22Jean-Philippe Mateta29