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France Lays the Ghost of 2002 to Rest After Overcoming Senegal
In 2002, Les Bleus lost in one of the biggest World Cup shocks of all time.
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dailysabah.com
France, Senegal rekindle 2002 World Cup shock in Group I opener
France and Senegal open Group I in East Rutherford on Tuesday in a meeting shaped as much by history as by present-day ambition, bringing together a...
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channelnewsasia.com
No thoughts of revenge as France start World Cup against Senegal, says Deschamps
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., June 15 : France coach Didier Deschamps said his side were not out for revenge in their World Cup opener against Senegal on Tuesday, 24 years after an…
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apnews.com
Senegal looks to repeat 2002 World Cup upset of France that set off dancing in Dakar's streets
France and Senegal are set to face off in a World Cup rematch of the 2002 opener, when the Lions of Teranga upset the defending champions 1-0.
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si.com
France Predicted Lineup vs. Senegal: World Cup Group I
One of the pre-tournament favorites begins its World Cup campaign against a dangerous Senegalese side.
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France vs. Senegal—World Cup: Preview, Predictions and Lineups
A repeat of the 2002 opening game has been billed as one of the most anticipated group stage matches of the tournament.
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france24.com
France kick off World Cup campaign, with Senegal looking to repeat 2002 upset
Les Bleus will be wary of carrying the favourites tag when they begin their quest for a third World Cup title against Senegal on Tuesday, 24 years after their shock defeat against…
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theguardian.com
France are stacked with talent but memories of Senegal’s 2002 upset still linger
Didier Deschamps is playing down comparisons to the 2002 World Cup but has demanded his players remain humble
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France vs. Senegal—World Cup: Live Score and Match Stats
The 17th game of the 2026 World Cup gets the perceived ‘group of death’ underway.
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France Lays the Ghost of 2002 to Rest After Overcoming Senegal
In 2002, Les Bleus lost in one of the biggest World Cup shocks of all time.