On Sunday evening in Bordeaux, Deschamps’ men will be on the pitch for the second test to prepare for the European Championships in Germany
More pre-European tests for the national teams that have signed up for Euro 2024 which is just around the corner. Also on the field are the world vice champions, that France which does not hide the ambition of returning to take back the continental throne after twenty-three years of fasting.
After the 3-0 success against Luxembourg, marked by goals from Kolo Muani, Jonathan Clauss and Kylian Mbappé, Didier Deschamps’ boys are looking for confirmation against Canada who they will face in the Stade Matmut-Atlantique in the city of Bordeaux next Sunday 9 June at 9.15pm. The North Americans, however, are returning from a heavy 4-0 defeat against the Netherlands who will certainly be among the protagonists of the next European Championships.
The friendly match against the tough North Americans will represent a precious opportunity for Deschamps’ team to test the team’s resilience and to try new game plans. The Blues will have to take the field with the right concentration and determination to avoid surprises and achieve their second consecutive success in view of Euro 2024. They will face Canada which is experiencing a moment of strong technical growth. He is fresh from the historic qualification for the 2022 World Cup and intends to play a leading role in the international football scene and the match against France represents an important test to test his level of competitiveness.
Maignan will most likely be featured again between the posts, the last bastion of a defense that will see Upamecano and Saliba in the role of central defenders flanked on the right by Inter player Pavard and AC Milan player Theo Hernandez on the opposite side. Also on this occasion, the Rossoneri Giroud will be the point of reference in attack for the French team, supported by Mbappé and the Paris Saint Germain striker Dembélé. Behind them on the right lane the Juventus player Rabiot, Tchouameni in the control room and the Atletico Madrid midfielder Griezmann on the left lane.
Canada, on the other hand, to face France, will certainly rely on the speed of Alphonso Davies of Bayern Munich and the scoring ability of Cyle Larin who will partner with David in attack. In midfield Buchanan and Millar will act on the external lanes flanked by Kone and Eustaquio. The defensive department will see St Clair proposed to defend the goal with Johnston at right back and Davies acting on the left alongside central defenders Bombito and Cornelius.
Transalpine colored slate proposed by BetFlag analysts who popularly bank the 1 of Deschamps’ boys at 1.15, very far from the X at 6.25 and with the 2 at 10.00. And not only that, the 1 of the first half is offered at 1.52, the X at 2.75 and the 2 at 7.75. Finally, the 1 of the second half is suggested at 1.37, the X at 3.35 and the 2 at 7.75.
