The defending champion France made its debut, and McBaby led the first strike of the defending title, making a strong attack on Australia.
The "Kangaroo Corps" succeeded in "stealing chicken" in the early stage of the game. France then returned the color, with Rabiot and Kiot each making a contribution, leading 2:1 at halftime.
France scored two goals in a row in the middle of the second half in 3 minutes to seal the victory. As a result, France beat Australia 4-1, marking the start of the victory.
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Defending champions France have suffered many injuries, and this battle is 4-2-3-1. Bin Shima was injured before the kick-off, and McBabe was on the front line to attack with Giout and Oswini Dibili.
Kishavin will fall back to form a midfield line with Cao Yavini and Rabiot, while the injured Hua Lani will be the first backup, with Kannadi and Ubmecanu guarding the center.
In the 9 minutes of the first half, Australia attacked from the right, Maffei Liji handed over a deadly cross, Qizhi Geyun hit the net, and Australia accidentally opened the scoring in 9 minutes.
Lucas Nandis, the left-hander of France's main selection, accidentally injured his right knee when he returned to the defense. The situation was very serious. He left the field with the help of a military doctor and was replaced by his younger brother Dior Nandis.
Australia, which was leading by one goal, had a threatening offensive again. Michel Dukey cast a cold arrow from outside the penalty area, with both strength and angle. French goalkeeper Lloris flew to the end, but fortunately the shot missed the target.
Lucas boots Nandis touched his right knee when returning to defense, France added another injured soldier.
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Dior, who replaced his injured brother, followed up with a cross from Ubermecanu, and then handed in a just-right cross. The Australian defense just left Rabiot. The midfielder scored a header in 27 minutes. , Helping France chase a 1:1 tie.
Rabiot was left unattended, and in response to Dior Boots Nandis's cross, he headed to help France chase the tie.
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Australia made another mistake in the backcourt. The ball was intercepted by Rabiot. McBabbe passed it back to his teammate. Rabiot crossed to Kiot. The 36-year-old center hit the net easily. The 50th goal of the national team career is also the first goal in the history of the World Cup.
France scored two goals in 5 minutes to lead Australia 2:1.
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Kishavin often returned to the backcourt to assist in the organization. Australia's backcourt broke the cable again. Kishavin once again responded to McBabbe's back draw and kicked the ball at the first time, but unfortunately only the edge of the post went out of bounds.
Kishavin and Maibabi once again concocted an offensive. Kishavin made a cross from the right, and Maibabi volleyed from the goal, but the strength was too high.
Australia's Jackson Aiyun's header hit the goal from a tricky angle, and the ball popped out of the center post. As a result, France led Australia 2:1 at halftime.
Maibabi missed the opportunity in front of the goal, and France led Australia 2:1 at halftime.
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The second half of the match between France and Australia began. Dior Nandis made a cross from the left. Kiot volleyed the body and shot a ground wave. Although the posture was 100 points, it was a pity that he missed the target.
Kiot volleyed, but missed the target with posture.
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France slowed down a bit in the second half and put pressure on in the middle of the game, but Kishavin hit the goal but was blocked by the Australian player.
Australia is still doomed. Oswini Dibili made a cross from the right. McBabbe raised a header between the two Australian guards and broke the net. France got a safe ball in 68 minutes and led Australia 3:1.
McBaby broke through with speed from the left, and the cross just landed on Kiot's head. The "Galaxy One" scored another goal and scored the 51st goal of the national team, tying Henry's record for the most goals in history. .
The two armies failed to rewrite the record in the remaining time. As a result, France defeated Australia 4:1.
Kiot scored with a header, tying Thierry Henry's French record for most goals.
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