French press praises Zidane's revamped team after victory over Belgium
While the French press celebrated Monday evening in Brussels as a triumph, it highlighted the bold choices of Zinédine Zidane, who let a largely refreshed squad shine against the Red Devils. After a heated football evening, in which Michael Olise scored the winning goal, the performance was praised as impressive.
praises refreshed squad
wrote that Les Bleus, with a largely refreshed team compared to the match in Turkey, delivered an impressive performance against Belgium on Monday. The French secured the victory thanks to a goal from Michael Olise. With that win they maintain their lead in the Nations League‑group, after which they will host Italy on Friday.
praised the “promising newcomers and a refreshed starting eleven” that gave a fantastic display in Brussels. The team rotated frequently, played short high‑quality passes and hit the post twice. Zidane thereby achieved his second consecutive win and now sits at the top of the group.
L'Alsace praises bold choices
L'Alsace called Zidane’s choices “bold” against the team of Mark van Bommel. The outlet reported that France on Monday in Belgium (1‑0) recorded its second win under Zidane thanks to a late goal from Michael Olise. The head coach had introduced a fair amount of changes in the starting eleven and could appreciate the new faces and the breadth of his squad. Les Bleus now sit alone at the top of Group A in the Nations League.
French media praise revamped side after win in Brussels
The national press has unanimously expressed compliments about Zinédine Zidane’s team after the heated football evening in Brussels. It is emphasized that the new head coach chose fresh names, which the media label as an “impressive” victory.
France played on Monday evening against the Red Devils in Brussels. The French media consistently referred to their opponent as the Red Devils.
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L'Alsace described Les Bleus’ performance as “stunning”, despite a refreshed and inexperienced team without a shared history. The outlet concluded that the victory was a well‑deserved reward for the constant play of Zidane’s men.