Deschamps Says He Doesn't Want Anyone to Cry After His Last Match

Didier Deschamps, the coach of the French national team, confirmed that his team will play in the third-place match at the World Cup against England with the aim of winning. Despite his discontent over the 0-2 loss to Spain in the semi-finals, he emphasized that this match is considered a moral obligation rather than just a dead rubber, and that the goal is to secure third place and win the bronze medal, even though it is less significant than the final. He also pointed out that this will be his last match with France after 14 years of coaching, and that he will make changes to the lineup due to injuries and lack of readiness, without specifying whether Kylian Mbappé will start. Mbappé is currently the top scorer of the tournament alongside Lionel Messi, with 8 goals each.

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