Comments and predictions for France vs Israel: The Roosters continue to rise

Latest information on French vs Israeli forces

France coach Didier Deschamps did not call up Kylian Mbappe, saying it was "the best option." Wesley Fofana, Loic Bade and Aurelien Tchouameni were absent due to injury, while Tchouameni was also suspended following his red card against Belgium.

Goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier is called up for the first time but could remain in reserve for Mike Maignan. N'Golo Kante and Adrien Rabiot return, either of whom could start alongside Eduardo Camavinga. Kolo Muani, with four goals in his recent career, could continue as a centre-forward, supported by Dembele, Olise and Barcola.

For Israel, Dor Turgeman and goalkeeper Omri Glazer are absent due to injury, but captain Eli Dasa returns, competing for the right-back or center-back positions. Manor Solomon has recovered and could replace Oscar Gloukh or Omri Gandelman. If Glazer is unable to play, Yoav Gerafi or Daniel Peretz will start. Dor Peretz, Gavriel Kanichowsky, Mohammad Abu Fani and Mahmoud Jaber will compete for the starting midfield positions.

Latest expected lineup for France vs Israel

France:

Maignan; Kounde, Konate, Saliba, Hernandez; Kante, Camavinga; Dembele, Olise, Barcola; Kolo Muani

Israel:

Peretz; Dasa, Feingold, Nachimas; Abada, Kanichowsky, Abu Fani, Haziza; Gloukh, Gandelman; Baribo

Latest football commentary France vs Israel

Since losing 3-1 to Italy in their Nations League opener, France have taken a maximum nine points from their three games, including a win over Israel and two defeats to Belgium.

Randal Kolo Muani scored in a 2-0 win over Belgium in September and scored twice in a 2-1 win last month as France held on with 10 men. Currently ranked second in the FIFA rankings and the 2021 Nations League champions, France are second in Group A Group 2, a point behind Italy, and will face them head-to-head next Sunday.

France will be guaranteed a quarter-final place if they avoid defeat to Israel and Belgium fail to beat Italy. However, if Belgium win and France fail to get three points, they could face a relegation playoff. The hosts go into the Israel game unbeaten in their last seven meetings, despite having won just two of their four home games. The Israel-France match will take place in Paris, despite security concerns, with heavy security and the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron at the Stade de France.

Israel have had a difficult Nations League campaign, losing all four of their games and finishing bottom of Group A, Pot 2. They will be relegated to League B if they lose to France or if Belgium beat Italy. Israel's only hope is to win their remaining two games, including Sunday's game against Belgium, and secure a relegation playoff. Israel are 81st in the FIFA rankings and can take morale-boosting inspiration from their historic 3-2 win in qualifying for the 1993 World Cup. However, they will be in trouble against France. Even without Mbappe, France are still favourites and should easily take all three points at home.

France vs Israel score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.France vs Israelas follows:

• Sportsmole:France 3-0 Israel

• WhoScore:France 4-0 Israel
• Our newspaper predicts:France 3-0 Israel

When and where to watch France vs Israel live?

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