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France
France swept aside their opposition in Group I, with Senegal, Iraq and Norway unable to truly test Didier Deschamps's side.Norway did rest numerous starters when they clashed on Friday, but Les Bleus' 4-1 victory cemented a perfect group campaign during which they scored 10 goals and conceded just twice.Ousmane Dembele's hat-trick in that game proved that the French possess threats beyond talisman Kylian Mbappe, and it is the strength of their depth that has made them one of the favourites to win the competition.There is some concern amongst France supporters that the team can be somewhat passive without the ball, but it is hard to see any opponent keeping a clean sheet against them.
France centre-back William Saliba was rested against Norway, with the Arsenal defender reportedly struggling with a back issue, but he will want to play through the pain and help his side advance into the round of 16.Dayot Upamecano is set to retain his place in central defence, while Aurelien Tchouameni and Adrien Rabiot are certain to appear in a double pivot, especially as the duo are strongly favoured by Deschamps.Mbappe will hope to score his fifth goal of the tournament, and the Real Madrid star will be supported by a trio of Michael Olise, Dembele and Desire Doue.
Sweden
Sweden were not convincing in their group, finishing third with four points after beating Tunisia, losing 5-1 to the Netherlands and drawing 1-1 with Japan on Friday.Graham Potter's side ended their first three matches at the tournament with a record of seven goals scored and seven conceded, but they were arguably fortunate to only concede once against Japan.Perhaps fans should not be surprised by Blagult's mixed displays so far considering they failed to win any of their qualifying fixtures for the World Cup, with those inconsistencies still plaguing the squad.
Sweden's Anthony Elanga scored from range against Japan, and while he may find it difficult to replicate such a strike, his immense pace could still be a valuable asset on Tuesday against France's defence.Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres will also be stationed in the forward line, though Victor Lindelof may have to be moved from midfield into defence due to Isak Hien's injury.Lucas Bergvall was brought on in place of Hien last time out, taking Lindelof's place in the middle of the pitch, and the Tottenham Hotspur star will likely line up next to Yasin Ayari.
