abused, the Blues hardly resist the break

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4:48 p.m. : Half time at Al-Rayyan (0-0). We are currently witnessing a very small match for the Blues, who are suffering against Tunisia. Note that the Marseillaise was whistled, and that the French are booed when they take the ball, which is explained by the mass presence of Tunisian supporters. It’s also halftime between Australia and Denmark (0-0).

4:36 p.m. : This is not the match of the century for the moment, it must be recognized. The Blues are suffering a lot and Tunisia has just created two big chances. Camavinga was vigilant on a cross at the far post and Mandanda just fended off a strike from Khazri. 0-0, we play the 35th. Same score between Australia and Denmark.

4:28 p.m. : Hello. You are hard @Doume04. Didier Deschamps, in addition to being deprived of many players through injury (Benzema, Pogba, Kanté, Nkunku, Kimpembe, Maignan …), aligns a bis team. And then, there are still some quality players who play in first-tier clubs (Tchouaméni, Coman, Varane, Konaté).

4:27 p.m. : France is so poor in quality players to field a 2nd division team unable to chain 3 passes. Football does not win. Thank you

4:27 p.m. : Finally. France just got their first chance after 25 minutes, but Kingsley Coman completely missed his shot.

4:18 p.m. : France is finally born. After a sluggish first quarter of an hour, where Didier Deschamps’ players suffered a lot, the Blues began to come out of their 30 meters. They just got two corners in a row. 0-0, we play the 17th.

4:14 p.m. : Some “dozens of people” attacked street furniture and the police on Sunday evening, according to the police in the Belgian capital.

4:13 p.m. : Walid Regragui deplores the violence committed in Brussels after his team’s victory against Belgium at the 2022 World Cup. “I don’t like what happened”says the coach of the Morocco team.

(FADEL SENNA / AFP)

4:09 p.m. : Oh the fright for the Blues. Tunisia thought they had opened the scoring from a free kick, but the referee signaled an offside. 0-0, we play the 9th.

4:04 p.m. : Come on, the players are in the tunnel. Here are the stakes: France, which is fielding a very reworked team, is first in its group, and already qualified for the eighth. Barring a disaster (France losing while Australia beats Denmark and recovers its goal difference), the Blues will be first in the group. To qualify, Tunisia must win, and then hope for a draw between Denmark and Australia (or a victory for Denmark, but with a final goal difference less favorable for the Danes).

3:46 p.m. : Hello @ Matou06. France-Tunisia will be followed live by franceinfo sport. For Denmark-Australia, just click here.

3:46 p.m. : Hello Paolo, what are the links for the 2 matches on FranceInfoSports?

3:37 p.m. : France-Tunisia, it’s in 25 minutes. I will follow and comment with you on this match (I take all relevant questions), while my colleague Rachel Rodrigues will keep an eye on the rest of the news.

2:53 p.m. : Can Tunisia create a surprise today?

2:50 p.m. : Kylian Mbappé and Antoine Griezmann are on the bench, like captain Hugo Lloris. Here is the composition: Mandanda – Disasi, Varane (cap.), Konaté, Camavinga – Fofana, Tchouaméni, Veretout – Coman, Kolo Muani, Guendouzi.

2:47 p.m. : The composition of France, which faces Tunisia at 4 p.m., has fallen. And Didier Deschamps has rested almost all of its holders. He thus made nine changes for this match, the stakes of which are relative (it would take a disaster for the Blues not to finish first in the group).

2:08 p.m. : Between 2014 and 2020, 414 people died in “work-related accidents in Qatar, all sectors and nationalities combined“, announce the organizers of the 2022 World Cup, whose holding is surrounded by many aberrations. Figures which are very different from the toll of 6,500 dead put forward by the investigation of the British daily The Guardian.

(GIUSEPPE CACACE / AFP)

2:04 p.m. : It is 2 p.m. and dust, here is a new point on the news:

#SNCF Only 4 TGV and Intercités out of 10 are scheduled from Friday to Sunday, due to a strike by train conductors.

The flu epidemic has been declared in Brittany and Normandy, announced the public health agency France in a report of the past week.

#SEXUAL_VIOLENCE Complaints of sexual violence outside the family are up 24% in 2021 compared to the previous year, according to the Ministry of the Interior.

• H-2 before the match of the Blues against Tunisia. France will try at 4 p.m. to confirm their first place in group D. Follow the meeting in our live.

1:57 p.m. : France-Tunisia, H-2. Before the match of the Blues, the colleagues of franceinfo sport introduce you to their opponent. The Carthage Eagles, currently last in the pool, are many who have gone through Ligue 1.

(ERCIN ERTURK / ANADOLU AGENCY / AFP)

11:53 : Between 2014 and 2020, 414 people died in “work-related accidents in Qatar, all sectors and nationalities combined”, announce the organizers of the World, specifying the words of the secretary general of the Qatari organizing committee. The latter had mentioned yesterday an estimate ranging from “400 to 500” people, adding that “one death is already too many”.

11:18 a.m. : Came into play against Australia and Denmark, Marcus Thuram could start the game against Tunisia. The Borussia Mönchengladbach striker comes forward with the aim of proving that he can be a credible alternative to Olivier Giroud in a position he is still taming.

(JEAN CATUFFE / JEAN CATUFFE)

11:17 a.m. : “My background abroad or in France allows me to arrive serenely”, confides to Radio France Stéphanie Frappart, the first female referee who will officiate in a men’s World Cup match. The French referee has been appointed to officiate the meeting between Germany and Costa Rica tomorrow in Doha. “I have already experienced the Women’s World Cup, which is also a big competition, so we know what to expect in these big competitions”she explains.

(PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU / AFP)

09:14 : At 9 a.m., here are the news headlines:

• Household consumption in France fell by 2.8% over one month, its largest decline since April 2021, announces INSEE. In addition, consumer prices rose by 6.2% in France between November 2021 and November 2022.