Aiming for a third title
France, which lost the last World Cup final on penalties, kicks off its North American campaign in New Jersey in pursuit of a third title. The French, who will face Senegal in the World Cup finals for the second time—having played the opening match against them in 2002 following the tournament they hosted and won in 1998—were eliminated in the group stage after losing to Senegal in their opening match of the Asian tournament, while Senegal advanced to the quarterfinals. Determined to defeat the Teranga Lions—whom they will face for the second time in the finals—the French comfortably topped their qualifying group, which included Ukraine, Iceland, and Azerbaijan, with 16 points from 6 matches, finishing 6 points ahead of Ukraine. If you want to join Deschamps and his players on the first step of their third championship campaign—one that fell short in the previous tournament—France vs. Senegal match tickets are waiting for you on seatpin.
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Will France bring good luck again?
Senegal, participating in the World Cup finals for the fourth time, began its first and most successful tournament in 2002 with a victory over France but was eliminated in the quarterfinals after losing to the Turkish national team via a golden goal. In 2018, despite a win over Poland, Senegal finished behind Colombia and Japan on goal difference, advancing to the Round of 16 as group runners-up in the last World Cup—behind the Netherlands and ahead of Ecuador and Qatar—but they were unable to withstand England and lost 3-0, postponing their quarterfinal hopes to future tournaments. In World Cup qualifiers, Pape Thiaw’s squad—which remained unbeaten while securing 24 points from 10 matches ahead of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan, Togo, Mauritania, and South Sudan—is drawing attention as a tough team to beat. If you’re dreaming of experiencing those moments when the Teranga Lions take the field at MetLife Stadium aiming to replicate the surprise they delivered against France in their friendly match against Ivory Coast, you can visit the seatpin website right now to purchase tickets for the France vs. Senegal match.
