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France Lose Dembele and Barcola to Injury Ahead of Germany Clash

  • France will be without forwards Ousmane Dembele and Bradley Barcola due to injuries for their UEFA Nations League third-place fixture against Germany on Saturday.
  • France suffered a 5-4 defeat to Spain in the Nations League semifinal, during which Dembele was brought on in the 76th minute and Barcola made his appearance shortly after the 60th minute; both players sustained injuries following the match.
  • Both players are Paris Saint-Germain teammates who contributed to PSG’s first UEFA Champions League title and a potential treble this season.
  • The French Football Federation confirmed they will not replace Dembele and Barcola, with medical tests revealing Dembele has a lesion and Barcola struggles with a knee injury.
  • Their absence could impact France’s performance in the match at Stuttgart's Neckarstadion, as they recover from a historic season alongside PSG.
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This Saturday, the FFF announced the package of central defender Clement Lenglet to challenge Germany on Friday.

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The club's top scorer is at risk of missing the entire competition in the United States after suffering a left quadriceps injury.

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Ousmane Dembélé and Bradley Barcola will not march the Stuttgart lawn on Sunday, June 8, against Germany (15h live on TF1 and TF1+). Touched against Spain, the two PSG players are bundled, the FFF announced this Friday. - Germany-France: two Parisian Blues (Sports) packages.

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Soccer-France lose Dembele and Barcola to injury ahead of Germany clash

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