Soccer World Cup 1982 / France

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This article covers the French national team at the 1982 World Cup in Spain .

qualification

France's Europe Group 2 was the toughest qualifying group with teams like Vice World Champion Netherlands , Vice European Champion Belgium and the strong Irish . Nevertheless, France was able to qualify for the World Cup behind Belgium. The Netherlands surprisingly had to stay at home.

rank country Gates Points
1 BelgiumBelgium Belgium 12: 09 11: 05
2 FranceFrance France 20: 08 10: 06
3 IrelandIreland Ireland 17:11 10: 06
4th NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 11: 07 09: 07
5 Cyprus 1960Cyprus Cyprus 04:29 00:16
Cyprus - France 0: 7 (0: 4)
France - Ireland 2: 0 (1: 0)
Netherlands - France 1: 0 (0: 0)
France - Belgium 3: 2 (3: 1)
Belgium - France 2: 0 (1: 0)
Ireland - France 3: 2 (3: 1)
France - Netherlands 2: 0 (0: 0)
France - Cyprus 4: 0 (2: 0)

French contingent

Number / name Current club birthday Sp. goal red yellow
goalkeeper
1 Dominique Baratelli Paris Saint-Germain December 26, 1947 0 0 0 0
21st Jean Castaneda AS Saint-Etienne 03/20/1957 1 0 0 0
22nd Jean-Luc Ettori AS Monaco 07/29/1955 6th 0 0 0
Defense
2 Manuel Amoros AS Monaco 02/01/1962 5 0 0 2
3 Patrick Battiston AS Saint-Etienne 03/12/1957 3 0 0 0
4th Maxime Bossis FC Nantes 06/25/1955 6th 1 0 0
5 Gérard Janvion AS Saint-Etienne 08/21/1953 6th 0 0 0
6th Christian Lopez AS Saint-Etienne 03/15/1953 4th 0 0 0
7th Philippe Mahut FC Metz 03/04/1956 1 0 0 0
8th Marius Trésor Girondins Bordeaux January 15, 1950 7th 1 0 0
midfield
9 Bernard Genghini FC Sochaux January 18, 1958 5 2 0 1
11 René Girard Girondins Bordeaux 04/04/1954 5 1 0 0
12 Alain Giresse Girondins Bordeaux 09/02/1952 6th 3 0 1
13 Jean-François Larios AS Saint-Etienne 08/27/1956 2 0 0 0
10 Michel Platini Juventus Turin 07/26/1953 5 2 0 0
14th Jean Tigana Girondins Bordeaux 06/23/1955 5 0 0 1
attack
15th Bruno Bellone AS Monaco 03/14/1962 1 0 0 0
16 Alain Couriol AS Monaco October 24, 1958 3 1 0 0
17th Bernard Lacombe Girondins Bordeaux 08/15/1952 3 0 0 0
18th Dominique Rocheteau Paris Saint-Germain 01/14/1955 4th 2 0 0
19th Didier Six VfB Stuttgart 09/25/1955 7th 2 0 0
20th Gérard Soler Girondins Bordeaux 03/29/1954 6th 1 0 1
Trainer
  Michel Hidalgo   March 22, 1933

French games at the 1982 World Cup

Preliminary round (group 4)

  • France 1-3 England - Goals: 0-1 Robson (1st min.), 1: 1 Soler (25th min.), 1: 2 Robson (66th min.), 1-3 Mariner (82nd min .) .)
  • France - Kuwait 4-1 - Goals: 1-0 Genghini (30th min.), 2-0 Platini (42nd min.), 3-0 Six (48th min.), 3-1 Abdullah Al Buloushi (75th min.) . Min.), 4: 1 Bossis (90. Min.)
  • France 1-1 Czechoslovakia - Goals: 1-0 Six (66th min.), 1: 1 Panenka (84th minute from a penalty kick )

France qualified for the next round as second in the group behind England only because of the embarrassing 1-1 draw between Czechoslovakia and Kuwait .

Intermediate round

  • France 1-0 Austria - Goal: 1-0 Genghini (39th min.)
  • France 4-1 Northern Ireland goals: Giresse 1-0 (33rd min.), Rocheteau 2-0 (47th min.), Rocheteau 3-0 (63th min.), 3-1 Armstrong (75th min .) .), 4: 1 Giresse (80th min.)

Semifinals

  • France - Germany 3: 3 n.v., 4: 5 i. E. - Goals: 0: 1 Littbarski (17th min.), 1: 1 Platini (26th min. By penalty kick), 2: 1 Tresor (92th min.), 3: 1 Giresse (98th min.) , 3: 2 Rummenigge (102nd min.), 3: 3 Fischer (108th min.)
    • Goals on penalties for France: Giresse, Amoros, Rocheteau, Platini
    • Goals on penalties for Germany: Kaltz , Breitner , Littbarski, Rummenigge, Hrubesch
    • Missed penalties for France: Six, Bossis
    • Missed penalties for Germany: Stielike

Third place game

  • France 2-3 Poland - Goals: Girard 1-0 (13th min.), Szarmach 1-1 (41st min.), Majewski 1: 2 (44th min.), Kupcewicz 1: 3 (46th min .) .), 2: 3 Couriol (73rd min.)

Michel Hidalgo let all the players compete in the game for third place who had not yet played in this tournament. Without players like Platini, Genghini or Giresse, the team was only worth half and, above all, the disappointment of the bitter elimination in the semi-finals did the rest that the team had little to oppose against Poland . Nevertheless, fourth place was the greatest success for France since third place at the 1958 World Cup in Sweden and was the basis for winning the 1984 European Football Championship in their own country.