Even without consequence on the qualification or the first place of the group D, a defeat remains a defeat, and the next day is never easy for the losing team.
In this case France, beaten Thursday by Tunisia (0-1).
Hence a rather light session for the Blues.
In particular the 10 holders in the field against the Tunisians who had the right to an à la carte scrubbing, between cycling at a moderate pace or light jogging with the physical trainer Cyril Moine, then a stretching and care session with the physios.
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Main news of the day, Marcus Thuram, who had not been able to play Thursday due to gastric concerns, ran with those who had played the day before then high-intensity races with Cyril Moine.
A priori, there is no possible doubt as to his complete recovery by next Sunday and the round of 16 against Poland (4:00 p.m.).
For their part, the three goalkeepers worked with Franck Raviot, before Alphonse Aréola and Hugo Lloris joined the 10 players who had little - like Kylian Mbappé and Antoine Griezmann - or not played for a reduced game very rhythmic and very disputed.
These ten players had previously completed a warm-up and technical exercises, all with the ball, under the guidance of Guy Stéphan.
The session ended with a punching and stretching session.
In short, in summary, a calm and uneventful day for the Blues, their heads already turned towards Poland by Robert Lewandowski
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