Quote from: Renampun on Today at 04:01:25 AM

Even though France is one of the favorite teams to win the Euro this time, the internal conflict within the French national team is a problem that I don't think Deschamps will be able to solve. yesterday's 4-0 win over the Netherlands was a very good result and proved that Francis is a strong team. btw, until now, I'm still curious why Deschamps hasn't summoned Benzema, he's not injured, so there shouldn't be any more excuses.

France doesn't have any internal fight anymore because Benzema already announce his retirement in International football career since 4 months ago [1] so Deschamps doesn't need to have a drama with Benzema and can focus with his current squad. France is really strong in attack strategy, they have Camavinga and Tchouameni who can support Griezmann and Mbappe.

Quote from: Strongkored on Today at 04:27:42 AM

That's right, it's quite surprising because Kevin DeBruyne has been a big role for Belgium these past few years and without a single assists it's quite weird, I think as usual he is the best assists provider every time Belgium plays, D. Lukebakio replaced DeBryune's role very well by providing 2 successful assists and executed by Lukaku well and what is no less surprising is how Lukaku managed to score a hat trick, this will open up the opportunity for him to immediately get a contract as a permanent player, not just a loan.

Lukaku didn't play very well to be honest because he doesn't put any effort for his second and third goal, he only touch the ball and goal Cheesy

Lukebakio was a most valuable player for Belgium in this match.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/football/2022/dec/19/frances-karim-benzema-announces-retirement-from-international-football