Six of the 10 most fancied nations are already secure of their place at the European Championships, with England as fancied as France for glory in Germany next year.
Six of the 10 most fancied nations are already secure of their place at the European Championships , with England as fancied as France for glory in Germany next year.
There have been changes since their World Cup final defeat to Argentina, with Hugo Lloris, Raphael Varane and Karim Benzema all walking away from the international scene, but certainly no French revolution, with Didier Deschamps signing up for three-and-a-half more years in charge ofThey kicked off qualifying with a casual 4-0 win over the Netherlands with seven of the XI who started the World Cup final and continued in that vein, winning six out of six during what Deschamps called “a perfect campaign so far”. Kylian Mbappe has six goals in qualifying, including four in two v Netherlands. Their place in Germany is secure.Before he worried about going to Germany, Southgate had to guide England through a tricky qualifying group. Ballsing up in the Nations League put them in pot 2, leading to England being drawn out with Italy, Ukraine, North Macedonia and Malt
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