France must overcome Australia, Denmark and Tunisia in order to progress from Group D and stand any chance of becoming just the third ever side to win consecutive World Cups.
Les Bleus were crowned champions in 2018, beginning with a group that also consisted of two of this year’s opponents in Australia and Denmark. While Peru cannot repeat the same group stage lineup from four years ago, it is Tunisia who come in to replace them with the hope of progressing to the next round.
Mirror Football tells you all you need to know about Group D’s participants, including how they qualified for the tournament, the players to look out for and when all the games take place.
