France players Désiré Doué and Marcus Thuram celebrate 3-1 win over Colombia in World Cup warm-up friendly.
France players Désiré Doué and Marcus Thuram celebrate 3-1 win over Colombia in World Cup warm-up friendly.
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France beats Colombia 3-1 in pre-World Cup 2026 friendly

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France's national team beat Colombia 3-1 on Sunday in Landover, Maryland, in their final warm-up before the World Cup 2026 squad announcement. Désiré Doué scored a brace and Marcus Thuram netted a goal, as coach Didier Deschamps praised the reserves while urging humility. The US tour ended perfectly after defeating Brazil.

France dominated Colombia 3-1 on Sunday at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, before over 60,000 spectators. Coach Didier Deschamps fielded a completely rotated team compared to the Brazil match (2-1 win on Thursday). French goals came from Désiré Doué (29th and 56th minutes) and Marcus Thuram (41st), from a collective move involving Maghnes Akliouche and other reserves. Colombia pulled one back through Campaz (77th).

In his press conference, Deschamps hailed a "very positive bilan": «It is very positive regarding the two matches we played against two good teams. [...] We must not see ourselves as more beautiful than we are.» He noted fierce competition for the May 14 squad list, despite injuries to Saliba, Koundé, Koné, and Barcola.

PSG defender Lucas Hernandez praised the attacking potential: «On the offensive plane, no other selection has players like that. Personally, I think yes [the best team in the world].» Deschamps tempered it: «We must not lose our humility. »

The tour allowed Les Bleus to familiarize themselves with facilities for the 2026 World Cup (June 11-July 19, USA, Canada, Mexico). Kylian Mbappé came on but had a goal disallowed for offside.

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X discussions highlight France's dominant 3-1 victory with a rotated squad, praising Désiré Doué's brace and Marcus Thuram's goal as signs of depth for World Cup 2026. French fans express excitement and confidence. Colombian users voice skepticism and concern, citing defensive weaknesses, lack of identity, and humiliation by France's reserves as red flags ahead of the tournament.

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Colombian player Oscar Perea celebrates scoring the winning goal against France in the FIFA U-20 World Cup third-place match, with teammates and fans in the background at Estadio Nacional.
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Colombia beats France 1-0 for third place at FIFA U-20 World Cup

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Colombia secured third place at the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup with a 1-0 victory over France in the third-place match at Estadio Nacional in Santiago, Chile. Oscar Perea scored the lone goal just two minutes into the game. The win marks Colombia's second bronze medal in the tournament's history, repeating their 2003 achievement.

France's national team defeated Colombia 3-1 in a friendly match held in Washington, with goals from Désiré Doué (twice) and Marcus Thuram. This marks Colombia's second loss in their last 11 games and raises concerns ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Colombia pulled one back through Jáminton Campaz in the 77th minute.

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France meet Colombia in an international friendly at Northwest Stadium on Sunday evening, as both teams gear up for the World Cup. Les Bleus head into the match on an eight-game unbeaten streak following a 2-1 victory over Brazil.

Colombia's national team fell 2-1 to Croatia in a friendly match in Orlando, United States, ending a nine-match unbeaten streak. Néstor Lorenzo's side showed early intensity but struggled with finishing and defense. They face France next on March 29.

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Belgium defeated World Cup co-hosts United States 5-2 in an international friendly at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Saturday. Weston McKennie gave the hosts an early lead, but Belgium responded with five unanswered goals after halftime. The result underscores the USA's inconsistent form under manager Mauricio Pochettino ahead of the June tournament.

Paris Saint-Germain easily defeated Metz 3-0 on Saturday evening at Parc des Princes, capitalizing on Lens's loss to Monaco to reclaim the Ligue 1 lead with 54 points, two ahead of their rival. Désiré Doué opened the scoring in the 3rd minute, followed by goals from Bradley Barcola and Gonçalo Ramos. This match, sandwiched between two Champions League games against Monaco, saw PSG implement significant rotation.

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Paris FC pulled off a shock by eliminating PSG 1-0 in the French Cup last 32, on Monday at Parc des Princes. Jonathan Ikoné, a former PSG player, scored the decisive goal in the 73rd minute. Despite PSG's sterile dominance, goalkeeper Nkambadio was impenetrable to send PFC through to the round of 16.

 

 

 

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