France Matches, Fixtures and Results

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France's results and fixtures for the entire 2019/20 season, over all competitions. Featured is a graphic detailing the changing form ratings followed by the fixtures which include the competition, date, scoreline, teams, and team rating.

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Comp	Date		Fixture
FWC	Jun 16, 2026	06/16	France FRA 21:00 Senegal SEN
FWC	Jun 22, 2026	06/22	France FRA 23:00
FWC	Jun 26, 2026	06/26	Norway NOR 21:00 France FRA
UNL	Sep 25, 2026	09/25	Türkiye TUR 20:45 France FRA
UNL	Sep 28, 2026	09/28	Belgium BEL 20:45 France FRA
UNL	Oct 2, 2026	10/2	France FRA 20:45 Italy ITA
UNL	Oct 5, 2026	10/5	France FRA 20:45 Belgium BEL
UNL	Nov 12, 2026	11/12	Italy ITA 20:45 France FRA
UNL	Nov 15, 2026	11/15	France FRA 20:45 Türkiye TUR

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France are a nation who have produced some of the greatest players ever to player the game, though perhaps haven't always recorded the level of achievement at international level that their talent deserved. Just Fontaine scored 13 times at the 1958 World Cup as France were eliminated by the winners Brazil, but it took until the emergence of Michel Platini for Les Bleus to be considered a real force. His heralded displays won Euro 1984 for his nation, though in the 1982 and 1986 World Cups they were eliminated by West Germany when they were the better side on both occasions. The abject failure of missing World Cup 1994 led to a rethink of youth development and France emerged as hosts in 1998 with a team full of stars, like Zinedine Zidane, Thierry Henry and Lilian Thuram. They defeated Brazil 3-0 in the final in Paris, Zidane scoring twice, and they followed that up with victory in the most technically proficient major tournament of the modern era, Euro 2000, overcoming Italy 2-1 after extra-time. Though the team flopped in 2002 and 2004, Zidane came out of retirement to mastermind a run to the 2006 World Cup final against Italy, only for Zidane to be sent off and ultimately lose on penalties. The current crop are revered as a generation just as good as the era of Zidane, with Paul Pogba, Antoine Griezmann and the prodigious Kylian Mbappe firing them to the World Cup in 2018 after defeating Croatia in the final. Ligue 1 is France's top domestic competition, and throughout the 2000s it was among Europe'st most competitive, with different winners bookending a period of excellence from Olympique Lyonnais. Recently, however, a Qatari takeover of Paris Saint-Germain has saw the capital club spend hundred of millions assembling a team that has proven too good for the rest on every occasion bar finishing second to Monaco in 2016-17.