Football

France-Belgium: The Blues Overturn the Red Devils (4-1)

In an intense match, the French team secures a stunning victory against Belgium, thanks to an exceptional Michael Olise, who scored twice.

6 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The French team achieved a notable victory against Belgium with a score of 4-1 in their recent international break match. After trailing for much of the game, the Blues managed to turn things around in the final moments at the Stade de France.

The match was highlighted by a stellar performance from Michael Olise, who scored two goals and provided an assist after coming on in the 60th minute. The turning point came when Désiré Doué equalized in the 77th minute, followed by goals from Rayan Cherki in the 81st minute and Olise, who netted in the 88th and 90th minutes.

This victory allows the French team to maintain its top position in the Nations League standings. Coach Zinédine Zidane took the opportunity to emphasize the capabilities of his substitutes, who were crucial in reversing the score.

Olise thus joined the exclusive club of players who have reached double digits in both goals and assists in just 29 caps, a rare feat since Raymond Kopa in 1958.

After the match, Rayan Cherki also sought to clarify rumors about tensions within the team, addressing his relationship with Olise in a post-match interview.

The atmosphere in the stadium was euphoric, with some fans chanting Olise's name, who admitted to feeling embarrassed by the enthusiastic reception following his impressive performance.

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