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New day of Nations League for France that ended with a draw against Austria (1-1) and leaves the classification for the ‘bleus’ very complicated. The current champions of the competition entered the match lacking rhythm and were surprised by Austria’s goal half an hour into the game. It was time to row in the second half, given the weak performance of, among others, the Real Madrid pretender for Florentino, Tchouameni, who was not comfortable with the ball and showed a lack of precision.
But, it was in the final stretch when Deschamps decided to put all the meat on the grill for the good of a downtrodden team until that moment. First Mbappé entered with half an hour to go and then Nkunku, who would be responsible for creating the equalizer after a great pass into space that Mbappe culminated in a spectacular way after a tremendous start. Great goal for the PSG star’s squad, who subsequently hit the crossbar and could turn a game in which the Austrian goalkeeper shone.
A new demonstration that Mbappé is right now a level above the rest unfortunately for the Real Madrid, who is still hurt by the well-known trick that Al-Khelaifi played to extend the contract of the young French star. Something that has forced the Whites to look at alternatives such as Nkunku, who was once again the protagonist, partnering this time with Mbappé after the great move he also made with Benzema against Denmark.
That’s the way it is, the French team is last in their group with just 2 points. 4 away from a leader Denmark that lost her match against Croatia giving life to a France that, yes, does not depend on itself in the two remaining days. Those of Deschamps will have to wait for a stumble from the Danish team to aspire to first place in the group, which is the only one that gives access to the Final Four of the Nations League. A tournament that continues to bring great things in terms of the ‘cracks’ that are being eyed by the big clubs in Europe.