It's fair to say that France have a wealth of talent at their disposal. Despite going a goal behind to Australia in their opening 2022 World Cup match in Qatar, the French showed their power to come back and win 4-1.
It was an impressive performance from Les Blues and, like England before them and then Spain after them, set down a marker, while the likes of Argentina and Germany faltered against Saudi Arabia and Japan respectively.
Kylian Mbappe starred, as usual, with a goal in the opening World Cup clash, with Olivier Giroud taking the headlines with two goals to equal Arsenal legend Thierry Henry on France's all-time top goalscorers list with 51. But while they have plenty of talented stars on show, a number of players are missing.
