Kylian Mbappe failed to find the scoresheet for a fourth consecutive game for France as they beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0.
Didier Deschamps' men rounded off a good start to their World Cup qualification campaign with a hard-fought win in Sarajevo on Wednesday evening.
However, their main goal threat drew another blank for his country, despite featuring for 90 minutes in a two-man attack alongside matchwinner Antoine Griezmann.
He has now not scored for the World Cup holders since doing so against Croatia in the Nations League in mid-October.
That goal was followed by one shot against Sweden, four shots against Ukraine and three shots against Kazakhstan without the net bulging.
And he managed just one off-target effort against Bosnia on Wednesday to make it nine shots without a goal in a France shirt.
Just three of those attempts have found the target, all three of which came against Kazakhstan but failed to beat the goalkeeper.
It is a barren run that stretches 240 minutes - a remarkably poor return for a player who is averaging a goal every 93 minutes in Ligue 1 this term.
Of course, with France taking an early lead in their qualification group this week, Deschamps won't be too concerned yet.
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But he will surely want to see more goals from one of the most talented frontmen in Europe going forward.
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