Didier Deschamps isn’t changing his bold France idea for World Cup semifinal against Spain
ARLINGTON, Texas — Didier Deschamps buried the most revealing sentence of his news conference Monday toward the end of a long answer about the dynamic between his two left wingers, but there it was all the same. “I am not changing my tactics based on the opponent, no,” Deschamps said in French, according to an interpreter.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — Didier Deschamps buried the most revealing sentence of his news conference Monday toward the end of a long answer about the dynamic between his two left wingers, but there it was all the same. “I am not changing my tactics based on the opponent, no,” Deschamps said in French, according to an interpreter. Provided Deschamps was telling the truth, that is a crucial piece of information before France faces a Spanish side Tuesday afternoon that seems to have the capability to change the game state on which Les Bleus have premised their entire World Cup. Going with four attackers up front as a way of shoehorning as much of their prodigious talent as possible onto the field was a bold stroke from Deschamps at the start of this tournament.
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- ARLINGTON, Texas — Didier Deschamps buried the most revealing sentence of his news conference Monday toward the end of a long answer about the dynamic between his two left wingers, but there it was all the same. “I am not changing my tactics based on the opponent, no,” Deschamps said in French, according to an interpreter.
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