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·6 June 2025
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·6 June 2025
Sad records.
On Thursday evening, France was defeated by Spain in the semi-final of the Nations League with a score of 5-4, after having notably trailed 4-0.
A sad defeat for Les Bleus, which also unfortunately led to the breaking of some historic records in the process.
Indeed, according to Opta, you have to go back to March 12, 1969 to see the French team concede five goals. That was a 5-0 defeat against England.
Furthermore, still according to Opta, this is only the fourth time that Les Bleus have lost after scoring more than three goals in a match.
Fortunately for Didier Deschamps, the sublime entrance of Rayan Cherki helped soften the blow.
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