French football team ends American friendlies on high success
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France's national football team won both warm-up matches during a U.S. tour ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
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France's national football team completed a successful tour of the United States, winning both warm-up matches against Brazil and Colombia ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Manager Didier Deschamps used the friendlies to evaluate his squad and make tactical adjustments before the tournament. These matches served as crucial preparation on American terrain, where France will compete next year. Deschamps is scheduled to announce his final World Cup roster on May 14th. The victories provide momentum and clarity for the team as it enters the final selection phase.
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