
France has started the World Cup with a win. The "Roosters" triumphed 3-1 over Senegal in their Group I match.
It was a match of two scenes, where the first half was about the Africans, who on one occasion were stopped by the post with Jackson, while Sarr shot over the goal.
The second half was a different story, with France all the talk. Deschamps' team's dominance was rewarded in the 66th minute.
Kylian Mbappe opened the scoring after a perfect assist from Michael Olise.
Barcola thought of doubling the numbers. Brought in from the bench, the striker scored in the 82nd minute, after an assist from Rabiot.
The Senegalese reopened the match in the 94th minute, with a goal from Mbaye, but Mbappe restored the two-goal advantage, with a shot from outside the area and becomes the top scorer in France's history with 58 goals, leaving behind Oliver Giroud with 57 goals.