The story
The France national football team, affectionately known to their passionate supporters as the Les Bleus, enter the FIFA World Cup 2026 with high expectations. Currently ranked number 3 in the world, they bring a unique tactical identity and style from UEFA to this expanded 48-team tournament.
The most feared attack on earth, captained by a generational superstar in his prime.
With the tournament co-hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, France will count on their travelling support to create a vibrant atmosphere. Their primary objective will be to make a statement in Group I and navigate their way to the high-stakes knockout rounds.
What to watch
Keep a close eye on their transition play in Group I. The connection between Kylian Mbappé and Aurélien Tchouaméni is crucial to their attacking spark.
X-factor
Kylian Mbappé - the clinical forward who holds the ability to turn a match on its head with a single moment of magic.
France are poised to be one of the most intriguing stories of the group stage, bringing great energy to the tournament.
Their fixtures
Francia 
Senegal Francia 3-1 Senegal
Francia 3-1 Senegal. Grupo I. SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles. mar, 16 jun.
Francia 
Noruega Francia 4-1 Noruega
Francia 4-1 Noruega. Grupo I. SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles. dom, 21 jun.
Francia 
Irak Francia 3-0 Irak
Francia 3-0 Irak. Grupo I. SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles. jue, 25 jun.
Francia 
Suecia Francia 3-0 Suecia
Francia 3-0 Suecia. Dieciseisavos. SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles. mar, 30 jun.
Francia 
Paraguay Francia 1-0 Paraguay
Francia 1-0 Paraguay. Octavos de final. Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia. sáb, 4 jul.
Francia 
Marruecos Francia 2-0 Marruecos
Francia 2-0 Marruecos. Cuartos de final. Gillette Stadium, Boston. jue, 9 jul.
Francia 
España Francia 0-2 España
Francia 0-2 España. Semifinal. AT&T Stadium, Dallas. mar, 14 jul.
Francia 
Inglaterra Francia 4-6 Inglaterra
Francia 4-6 Inglaterra. Tercer puesto. Hard Rock Stadium, Miami. sáb, 18 jul.
Francia 
Bélgica Francia 4-1 Bélgica
Francia 4-1 Bélgica. A1. Stade de France, Saint-Denis. lun, 5 oct.