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Defiant in defeat, the Republic of Ireland sent out a warning shot to group rivals, the Netherlands, as they battled bravely, but ultimately lost 1-0 to France at the Aviva Stadium.
Prancis mampu mengalahkan Republik Irlandia 1-0 pada laga Kualifikasi Piala Eropa 2024. Gol tunggal kemenangan Les Bleus diciptakan oleh Benjamin Pavard.
France held on to beat a resilient Ireland side 1-0 in their Euro 2024 Group B qualifier in Dublin. Didier Deschamps’ side were poor in the first half, struggling to break down an organised and defensively disciplined team. Ad Eventually the French showed their quality when Josh Cullen’s loose ball was pounced on by Benjamin Pavard, who fired a long-range rocket into the back of the net early in the second half.
Evan Ferguson will make his competitive debut in tonight's Euro 2024 qualifier against France at the Aviva Stadium, while Seamus Coleman has been passed fit to start, kick-off 7:45pm.
In-form Mikey Johnston has been namechecked by France boss Didier Deschamps ahead of their EURO 2024 qualifier on Monday.
Ireland and France will display different forms of pragmatism in their approach to tonight's Euro 2024 qualifier, according to Lisa Fallon, who adds that the game is an important stepping stone in the Irish team's development.
Off the back of losing the World Cup final on penalties, and with the team slightly in transition following the retirement of captain Hugo Lloris, instrumental centre-half Raphael Varane, and star striker Karim Benzema, it was intriguing to see how Didier Deschamps' side would approach the start of their Euro 2024 campaign.
Three years into the job, and it seems that this is the one that Stephen Kenny has been waiting for, with the arrival of Europe's top team into Dublin.