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Kurt Zouma scored his first international goal tonight as France emerged victorious 4-0 in the Euro qualifiers in Andorra. It was an important victory for the French on one of the minnows of European football after their defeat against Turkey this weekend. This is our great defender, loaned last season to Everton, who completed the score to he scrambled the ball after a corner (photo above).
This was Zouma's fourth participation and first participation in the competition. Olivier Giroud has entered the last 20 minutes while N'Golo Kante is absent for this international round due to injury. Wissam Ben Yedder of Sevilla and Florian Thauvin of Marseille also scored their first international goals and Kylian Mbappe scored his 100th goal for clubs and the country.
France, Turkey and Iceland are all on nine points after playing four games in their group.
Ethan Ampadu started his first club or country match in almost six months when Wales eliminated Hungary. Winning his seventh cap in the overall standings, he played the first 54 minutes before taking his revenge. The score was then 0-0 but the Welsh conceded 10 minutes from the end, so they have three points in their three games played.
Belgium has 12 points out of 12 possible. She welcomed Scotland tonight and inflicted the first loss of Steve Clarke in his second game in his new position. Our former striker, Romelu Lukaku, scored twice, the first on a Real Madrid Eden Hazard center, the second after a shot by Kevin De Bruyne, with a suggestion of offside in the formation. De Bruyne scored a time out to score 3-0. Michy Batshuayi stayed on the bench.
Italy is also well positioned with four wins out of four as the international calendar in Europe announces for the summer. They beat Bosnia and Herzegovina on Tuesday night. Jorginho and Emerson Palmieri both played the 90 minutes in Turin. Edin Dzeko gave the advantage to Bosnia, but Lorenzo Insigne and Marco Verratti reversed the trend for the Italians.
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Kurt Zouma scored his first international goal tonight as France emerged victorious 4-0 in the Euro qualifiers in Andorra. It was an important victory for the French on one of the minnows of European football after their defeat against Turkey this weekend. This is our great defender, loaned last season to Everton, who completed the score to he scrambled the ball after a corner (photo above).
This was Zouma's fourth participation and first participation in the competition. Olivier Giroud has entered the last 20 minutes while N'Golo Kante is absent for this international round due to injury. Wissam Ben Yedder of Sevilla and Florian Thauvin of Marseille also scored their first international goals and Kylian Mbappe scored his 100th goal for clubs and the country.
France, Turkey and Iceland are all on nine points after playing four games in their group.
Ethan Ampadu started his first club or country match in almost six months when Wales eliminated Hungary. Winning his seventh cap in the overall standings, he played the first 54 minutes before taking his revenge. The score was then 0-0 but the Welsh conceded 10 minutes from the end, so they have three points in their three games played.
Belgium has 12 points out of 12 possible. She welcomed Scotland tonight and inflicted the first loss of Steve Clarke in his second game in his new position. Our former striker, Romelu Lukaku, scored twice, the first on a Real Madrid Eden Hazard center, the second after a shot by Kevin De Bruyne, with a suggestion of offside in the formation. De Bruyne scored a time out to score 3-0. Michy Batshuayi stayed on the bench.
Italy is also well positioned with four wins out of four as the international calendar in Europe announces for the summer. They beat Bosnia and Herzegovina on Tuesday night. Jorginho and Emerson Palmieri both played the 90 minutes in Turin. Edin Dzeko gave the advantage to Bosnia, but Lorenzo Insigne and Marco Verratti reversed the trend for the Italians.
