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As the Euro 2024 tournament progresses, teams are facing the challenge of balancing rest and preparation during the first rest days. Various coaches are taking different approaches to this crucial period. While some, like France’s Didier Deschamps, opt for a more relaxed atmosphere, allowing players time with their families, others, such as England’s Gareth Southgate
The UEFA European Championship has seen its fair share of drama in the group stages, but the betting favorites have managed to maintain their positions relatively unscathed. France, the 2018 World Cup champions and 2022 finalists, have emerged as a significant favorite among bettors, with a considerable percentage of tickets at major sportsbooks like ESPN
France coach Didier Deschamps addressed the difficulties that Kylian Mbappé faced while wearing a mask to protect his broken nose during the 1-1 draw with Poland at the European Championship. Mbappé, who scored a second-half penalty in the game, returned to France’s starting lineup after suffering the injury in a previous match. Deschamps mentioned that
The French national team headed into Euro 2024 with high hopes and expectations, given the star-studded attacking lineup at their disposal. With players like Kylian Mbappé, Ousmane Dembélé, Antoine Griezmann, Marcus Thuram, Kingsley Coman, and Olivier Giroud, Les Bleus boasted incredible talent and depth in the attack. However, despite their attacking prowess, the team has
France coach Didier Deschamps is optimistic about Kylian Mbappé’s availability for the upcoming Euro 2024 game against the Netherlands. Despite breaking his nose in the previous game against Austria, Mbappé has been participating in light exercises and training sessions, indicating positive progress in his recovery. Deschamps reassured the media that everything is moving in the
French manager Didier Deschamps expressed disappointment following star striker Kylian Mbappé’s exit from the game against Austria due to a suspected broken nose. Despite being involved in the first-half goal, Mbappé clashed heads with an Austrian player, resulting in a painful injury. Deschamps referred to Mbappé’s injury as a “big negative” and highlighted the impact