France vs Poland EURO 2024 Group D Matchday 3 preview: Where to watch, kick-off time, possible line-ups

Already qualified at least as a best third-place team, France remain eight matches unbeaten in EURO group stages under coach Didier Deschamps (W4 D4) in total, and are yet to concede a goal in Germany after a 1-0 win over Austria and 0-0 draw with the Netherlands. One of their star players so far has been midfielder N'Golo Kanté, who amazingly has still never lost a match in regulation time at a major international finals, his run of 17 games (W12 D5) a record for a European player. "It's looking good for what's to come," the 33-year-old said of his side's campaign to date.

Poland are unable to progress to the round of 16 after losing to the Netherlands and Austria, but that certainly won't stop them giving it their best against Les Bleus. "We can maybe play more aggressively against France and it is an opportunity to grow," said coach Michał Probierz, looking on the positive side. Poland may have their work cut out to get a result, though: they have not beaten France in their last eight games including friendlies (D4 L4), and their last competitive victory against them came in the 1982 World Cup third-place play-off.