Jérémy Jacquet preserved for France-Belgium match — Plus: Ten years after Matthew, the Grand South remains vulnerable
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Good morning. Ten years after Matthew, the Grand South remains vulnerable. And The government of Alix Didier Fils-Aimé modifies the electoral decree again. There's more below. But first, today's subject.

Today's subject

Jérémy Jacquet preserved for France-Belgium match

Jérémy Jacquet preserved for France-Belgium match RMC Sport

Jérémy Jacquet rested

By the NAGO newsroom
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Recent sports news is marked by decisive matches in the Nations League and adjustments within national selections. These matches are accompanied by movements in the standings and new qualifications for the final phases.

The withdrawal. On Monday, Jérémy Jacquet was ruled out of the match between France and Belgium due to tightness in his left hamstring. The French technical staff chose to rest him so that he can fully recover before the upcoming confrontations.

France beats Belgium 4-1 in Nations League

France beats Belgium 4-1 in Nations League RMC Sport

The match. The French team won four goals to one against Belgium at the Stade de France, under the refereeing of Nicholas Walsh. Trailing for seventy-six minutes against the Red Devils, Les Bleus turned the situation around thanks to goals from Désiré Doué, Rayan Cherki, and a brace from Michael Olise.

The debuts. This confrontation allowed several players to celebrate their first steps in the French jersey. According to RMC Sport, defender Leny Yoro experienced the emotion of a waking dream for his very first start. Foot Mercato indicates that goalkeeper Guillaume Restes was also earning his first cap.

What's next. This success allows the French players to keep the lead of their group in this competition. Furthermore, other selections such as Portugal validated their ticket for the quarter-finals after their victory against Norway.

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