Despite many players affected by the virus and repeated injuries, the French They are mostly optimistic about getting victory against Argentina and raise his third worldthe second in a row.
According to the OpinionWay poll conducted on December 15 and 16 and published this Saturday by ‘Le Parisien’, 56% of the French (occasional or frequent fans) believe that victory will probably fall to the French side , while 21% are absolutely sure it will happen. 17% believe France is unlikely to win and 5% are convinced it will never happen.
In the same poll, French fans chose the international player who has marked them the most at the World Cup so far: Atlético de Madrid striker Antoine griezmannwho surprisingly surpassed the star of Les Bleus, Kylian mbappe. According to the poll, 31% of those questioned chose Griezmann -praised for his defensive effort-, 20% Mbappé and 19% Olivier Giroud. In fourth place is the meta Hugo cry (9%).
Like the country’s president Emmanuel Macron, the French are also overwhelmingly in favor of the continuation of coach Didier Deschamps, whose contract expires this year: 80% want it.
19% correct about the boycott of Qatar
Meanwhile, France fans are preparing to watch their fourth final in 24 years. Although at the start of the tournament 54% said they were in favor of boycotting and not watching any World Cup matches in Qatar due to workers killed at the tournament’s construction sites and the plight of the LGTBI collective, an estimated 19% something has been corrected.
The semifinal against Morocco attracted 20.7 million viewers to channel TF1, about 66% of the television audience. This is an audience record for a World Cup since 2006.
Although many major French cities have maintained their intention not to broadcast matches on giant screens as a form of boycott and these include the municipalities of Paris, Marseille and Lyon, others have backed down and will air the final.
Among them, the city of Toulon (about 170,000 inhabitants), which will install two giant screens and a fan zone. Another important city in the south of the country, Perpignan, will also have screens to watch the final.
Source: La Verdad
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