2014 WORLD CUP FINALS. BRAZIL.
GROUP E.
FRANCE (3) v HONDURAS (0). Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre, Brazil. Sunday 15th. June 2014.
(Benzema pen 45m, 72m, Neol Valladares (GK) O.G. 48m)
FRANCE:
1. Hugo. Lloris (GK), 2. Mathieu Debuchy, 4. Raphael Varane, 5. Mamadou Sakho, 3 Patrice Evra,
19. Paul Pogba (18. Moussa Sissoko 57 min), 6. Yohan Cabaye (12. Rio Mavuba 65 min),
14. Blaise Matuidi, 8. Mathieu Valbuena (9. Olivier Giroud 78 min), 10. Karim Benzema, 11. Antoine Griezmann.
FRANCE (5) v SWITZERLAND (2). Arena Fonte Nova, Salvador, Brazil. Friday June 20th. 2014
(Giroud 17m, Matuidi 18m, Valbuena 40m, Benzema 67m, Sissoko 73m, Džemaili 81m, Xhaka 87m).
FRANCE:
1. Hugo. Lloris (GK), 2. Mathieu Debuchy, 4. Raphael Varane, 5. Mamadou Sakho (21. Laurent Koscielny 66min),
3 Patrice Evra, 6. Yohan Cabaye, 8. Mathieu Valbuena (11. Antoine Griezmann 82 min), 18. Moussa Sissoko,
14. Blaise Matuidi, 9. Olivier Giroud (19. Paul Pogba 63 min), 10. Karim Benzema.
FRANCE (0) v ECUADOR (0). Estádio Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Wednesday June 25th. 2014
FRANCE:
1. Hugo. Lloris (GK), 15. Bakari Sagna, 5. Mamadou Sakho (4. Raphael Varane 61 min), 21. Laurent Koscielny,
11. Antoine Griezmann (20. Loïc Rémy 79 min), 17. Lucas Digne, 18. Moussa Sissoko, 22. Morgan Schneiderlin,
14. Blaise Matuidi, (9. Olivier Giroud 67 min), 19. Paul Pogba 63 min), 10. Karim Benzema.
QUARTER-FINAL.
FRANCE (0) v GERMANY (1). Estádio Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Saturday July 4th. 2014.
(Mats Hummels 13 min.)
FRANCE:
1. Hugo. Lloris (GK), 2. Mathieu Debuchy, 4. Raphael Varane, 3. Patrice Evra, 5. Mamadou Sakho (21. Laurent Koscielny 72 min),
19. Paul Pogba, 6. Yohan Cabaye (20. Loïc Rémy 73 min), 8. Mathieu Valbuena (9. Olivier Giroud 85 min) ,
14. Blaise Matuidi, 11. Antoine Griezmann, 10. Karim Benzema.
GERMANY:
1. Manuel Neuer (GK), 16. Philipp Lahm, 20. Jérôme Boateng, 5. Mats Hummels, 4. Benedikt Höwedes, 7. Bastian Schweinsteiger,
6. Sami Khedira, 13. Thomas Müller, 18. Toni Kroos (23. Christoph Kramer 90+2 min), 8. Mesut Özil (19. Mario Götze 83 min),
11. Miroslav Klose (9. André Schürrle 83 min).