rki.news | Source: Al Jazeera
PARIS: France produced a strong second-half comeback to beat Belgium 4-1 in their UEFA Nations League Group A1 match at the Stade de France on Monday.
Belgium took an early lead, putting pressure on the hosts before France responded after the break with a dominant attacking display.
Michael Olise was the standout performer for France, scoring twice and providing an assist as the hosts turned the match around. Désiré Doué also played a key role in France’s impressive comeback.
The victory strengthened France’s position in Group A1 and continued their positive run in the Nations League. The result also highlighted the depth available to coach Didier Deschamps as France recovered from a difficult start.
Belgium, who had entered the match among the leading teams in the group, struggled to contain France after the interval and were unable to regain control.
The match was one of the key fixtures in the latest Nations League programme, with France seeking to build momentum in the competition.
The victory came as several major European teams continued their campaigns during the extended international window. Italy also secured a 3-1 victory over Türkiye, maintaining their unbeaten run across three consecutive matches.
France Rally Past Belgium In Nations League Clash
