EDF: the calendar of the Blues by the 2026 World Cup

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By: Manu Tournoux

EDF: the calendar of the Blues by the 2026 World Cup

After a new season curly by a third place in the League of Nations torn against Germany this Sunday (0-2), the French team is now projecting itself towards its next deadline: the 2026 World Cup, the last of Dider Deschamps. But to compete, it will first be necessary to go through a qualification phase, which will occupy the thoughts of the Blues from the September rally.

In their group, the teammates of Ousmane Dembélé will find Ukraine, Iceland and Azerbaidjan, before playing dams in March in the event of 2nd place in the group or friendly matches. Three opponents largely within the reach of the Blues, who should once again find the World Cup, which would be the eighth consecutive disputed by France since 1998.

The calendar of the Blues during the qualifications:

  • September 5: Ukraine-France
  • September 9: France-Island
  • October 10: France-Azerbaijan
  • October 13: Iceland-France
  • November 13: France-Ukraine
  • November 16: Azerbaijan-France
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