As France defeated Israel in their Nations League match, Camavinga stole the spotlight. At the Bozsik Stadion in Hungary, the Real Madrid midfielder, who was starting the game, opened the score after seven minutes and also set up his team’s second goal.

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In the seventieth minute, he was replaced. Tchouameni began and participated in 91 minutes as well. Israel’s Gandelman tied the score in the twenty-fourth minute, and just before the half, Nkunku made it 2-1 after Camavinga’s pass.

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France’s goals in the 87th and 89th minutes of the second half, respectively, from Guendouzi and Barcola, sealed the thrashing. France now sits one point behind leaders Italy in the group with six points after the victory. Monday’s match for France is in Belgium. At the Bozsik Arena in Budapest on Thursday night, France defeated Israel 4-1 to win their second straight Nations League game. Midfielder Eduardo Camavinga gave Les Bleus the lead, but in the twenty-fourth minute, Omri Gandelman equalized. After four minutes, Christopher Nkunku restored France’s advantage with some brilliant play involving himself and Camavinga, who connected with the Chelsea forward near the penalty box. Matteo Guendouzi and Bradley Barcola’s late doubles gave Les Bleus the victory. Picture Picture Picture France now has six points from three games in their Nations League A group, one point behind leaders Italy. Israel, on the other hand, is in danger of being demoted to League B early because they have lost all three of their games and are currently attempting to obtain their first group stage point. The Israeli goalkeeper, Omri Glazer, would have been disappointed not to be able to prevent Camavinga’s goal because the Real Madrid midfielder’s left-wing outside-the-box effort was not very strong. But Glazer botched his stop, allowing the ball to cross the line.

Gandelman’s well-executed move to head in Oscar Gloukh’s cross leveled the score for Israel, but Theo Hernandez and William Saliba will regret not doing more to limit Gandelman’s time and space in the box. League of Nations: The Bleus defeat Israel and provide some comfort. 28 minutes in, Camavinga outran two Israeli defenders as he dribbled infield from the right side of the pitch. He then laid off to Nkunku, who held the ball up close to the penalty area’s edge with his back to the goal, rolled it past defender Ilay Feingold, and finished from the left of the six-yard box.

Matteo Guendouzi scored his third goal in the 87th minute. Beginning in his own half, Theo Hernandez moved the ball into the area and linked up with Bradley Barcola. The left-back for AC Milan then squared the ball to Guendouzi, who was approaching quickly and scored from the edge of the box into the bottom-left corner. They had an opportunity for a fourth after great work by Ousmane Dembele, Randal Kolo Muani, and Guendouzi. Barcola’s shot from inside the box on the left found the top-right corner.