From our special correspondent in Milan
The League of Nations does not have the importance or the beauty of a Euro, let alone a World Cup, the general public barely understands how it works, but, to see the happiness of the Blues at the time of raising a new trophy on Sunday evening at San Siro, this week will count in the life of the France team.
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All is not perfect, but, in three days, the world champions, with panache and freshness, have in turn thrashed Belgium and Spain - the first nation in the Fifa rankings and a falling Roja of Italy European champion in the semi-finals - for a brilliantly successful reconquest operation three months after the failure of the Euro.
Arriving in Italy on Wednesday, after the last rotten summer, the men of Didier Deschamps carried around a slew of questions to finally leave Sunday with its share of answers and a newfound confidence.
Thirteen months before the World Cup in Qatar, the spark and the thirst to win still persist
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