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France national football teamOn 1 May 1904 in Uccle, France played to a 3-3 draw it's first international game against Belgium football team. Until now 907 France national team matches were held. World Cup winner 1998, 2018, runners-up 2006. European Championship winner 1984, 2000, finalist 2016. France national football team all-time recordWP 60.8 P 907 W 457 D 189 L 261 GF 1639 GA 1237 GF/P 1.807 GA/P 1.364 Av attendance 36 942 WP - winning percentage, P - played, W - wins, D - draws, L - losses, GF - goals for, GA - goals against, Av - average France football results by competition Competition Played Won Drawn Lost Goals For Goals Against Winning Percentage Friendly matches and other tournaments 524 234 105 185 890 893 54.7 All-time France results by date 10
10 May 1908 14:30 (+0:20)
Rotterdam, Prinsenlaan (Sparta Stadion) Friendly International 11
19 Oct 1908 15:00
London, White City Stadium IV. Olympic Games Final Tournament 1908, Quarterfinal 12
22 Oct 1908 15:00
London, White City Stadium 17-1 IV. Olympic Games Final Tournament 1908, Semifinal 14
22 May 1909 16:00 (+0:09)
Gentilly, Stade de la F.G.S.P.F. 0-11 Friendly International 15
03 Apr 1910 15:00 (+0:09)
Gentilly, Stade de la F.G.S.P.F. Friendly International 18
01 Jan 1911 14:30 (+0:09)
Maisons-Alfort, Stade du Cercle Athlétique de Paris, Charentonneau Friendly International 19
23 Mar 1911 15:00
Saint-Ouen, Stade de Paris (Bauer) Friendly International 21
23 Apr 1911 15:00 (+1:00)
Geneva, Parc des Sports Friendly International 23
29 Oct 1911 15:00 (+1:00)
Luxembourg City, Stade Racing Club Friendly International 25
18 Feb 1912 14:30
Saint-Ouen, Stade de Paris (Bauer) Friendly International 26
17 Mar 1912 15:00 (+1:00)
Turin, Campo di Piazza d`Armi, Lato Crocetta 3-4 Friendly International 30
09 Mar 1913 15:00 (+1:00)
Geneva, Parc des Sports Friendly International 31
20 Apr 1913 15:00
Saint-Ouen, Stade de Paris (Bauer) Friendly International 33
08 Feb 1914 15:00 (+1:00)
Luxembourg City, Stade Racing Club Friendly International 34
08 Mar 1914 15:00
Saint-Ouen, Stade de Paris (Bauer) Friendly International 35
29 Mar 1914 15:30 (+1:00)
Turin, Campo di Piazza d`Armi, Lato Crocetta 2-0 Friendly International 37
09 Mar 1919 15:30 (+1:00)
Uccle, Stade du Vivier d`Oie Friendly International 39
29 Feb 1920 15:00 (+1:00)
Geneva, Parc des Sports Friendly International 42
29 Aug 1920 15:30 (+1:00)
Antwerp, Olympisch Stadion (Kielstadion) 3-1 VII. Olympic Games Final Tournament 1920, Quarterfinal France national football team records and stats14:0 Biggest victory (11 November 2023 vs Gibraltar) 1:17 Heaviest defeat (10 October 1908 vs Denmark) 14 Most consecutive victories (3 March 2003 vs Malta - 2 February 2004 vs Belgium) 30 Most consecutive matches without defeat (2 February 1994 vs Italy - 10 October 1996 vs Turkey) 5 Most consecutive draws (6 June 2021 vs Hungary - 9 September 2021 vs Ukraine) 19 Most consecutive matches without a draw (9 September 2002 vs Cyprus - 2 February 2004 vs Belgium) 15 Most consecutive matches without victory (3 March 1908 vs England* - 4 April 1911 vs Belgium) 12 Most consecutive defeats (3 March 1908 vs England* - 3 March 1911 vs England*) 23 Most consecutive matches scoring (11 November 2020 vs Portugal - 6 June 2022 vs Austria) 5 Most consecutive matches without scoring (3 March 2013 vs Spain - 9 September 2013 vs Georgia) 24 Most consecutive matches conceding a goal (5 May 1905 vs Belgium - 3 March 1912 vs Italy) 11 Most consecutive matches without conceding a goal (6 June 2003 vs Cameroon - 6 June 2004 vs Ukraine) External sources
| France football association French Football Federation Most caps for France 1. Hugo Lloris (2008 - 2022) - 145 caps 2. Lilian Thuram (1994 - 2008) - 142 caps 3. Olivier Giroud (2011 - 2024) - 131 caps 4. Antoine Griezmann (2014 - 2023) - 127 caps 5. Thierry Henry (1997 - 2010) - 123 caps Most goals for France 1. Olivier Giroud (2011 - 2024) - 57 goals 2. Thierry Henry (1997 - 2010) - 51 goals 3. Kylian Mbappé (2017 - 2024) - 46 goals 4. Antoine Griezmann (2014 - 2023) - 44 goals 5. Michel Platini (1976 - 1987) - 41 goals | ||||||||||||||
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