It was France’s biggest hurdle at the World Cup, and a team that they still haven’t beaten since 2017. For Les Bleus, that unfortunate streak continues as Spain outclassed Didier Deschamps’ side with a 2-0 win in Dallas. The 2010 champions will now get a chance to add a second star to their shirt, as they’ll face either England or Argentina who are going head-to-head this Wednesday for a spot in the final.
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