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Didier Deschamps on Benjamin Pavard after France-Tunisia: “He is not in a good mood”

2022-11-30T20:09:57.321Z


The coach justified the choice not to play the Bayern Munich player. Didier Deschamps "made the decision not to play" Benjamin Pavard, holder in the first match and substitute in the second, because the defender "is not in a good mood", said the coach after the 1-0 defeat against Tunisia at the end of the first round of the World Cup. The boss of the France team aligned central defender Axel Disasi as a right-back rather than reviving Pavard, whom he had replaced


Didier Deschamps "made the decision not to play" Benjamin Pavard, holder in the first match and substitute in the second, because the defender "is not in a good mood", said the coach after the 1-0 defeat against Tunisia at the end of the first round of the World Cup.

The boss of the France team aligned central defender Axel Disasi as a right-back rather than reviving Pavard, whom he had replaced by Jules Koundé in the second match against Denmark (2-1) after having experienced a "very complicated" against Australia (4-1) at the start of the tournament.

“I made the decision not to play him.

I had several exchanges with him, I consider that he is not in good conditions, in good dispositions”, justified Deschamps in a press conference after the defeat against Tunisia.

“You will say to me: “is it physical, is it the head?

".

Obviously, the first match did not help him.

That's why I made a different choice, ”continued the coach of the reigning world champions.

In Qatar, Deschamps took a group that didn't include upset right-backs.

He has indeed selected Koundé and Pavard who, in Barcelona and Bayern Munich respectively, play in the axis of the defense.

Source: leparis

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