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Luca Digne's Costly Error Gifts Spain Lead Over France in World Cup Semifinal
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First reported by N12 · 18 minutes ago
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In the 2026 World Cup semifinal, France conceded a goal after a critical mistake by defender Luca Digne against Spain's Amin Yamal, putting France behind 1-0. French media criticized Digne's poor control and handling of the situation, marking the first time France trailed in the tournament.
- 01Luca Digne's error led to France falling 1-0 behind Spain in the 2026 World Cup semifinal.
- 02Digne recently moved from Aston Villa to Paris Saint-Germain and had missed previous World Cups.
- 03Digne mishandled a challenge against 19-year-old Amin Yamal inside France's penalty area.
- 04French media called Digne's control poor and said Yamal exploited the mistake skillfully.
- 05This was the first time France trailed in the 2026 World Cup tournament.
- 06The mistake increased pressure on France in the crucial semifinal match.
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