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Craig Goodwin made it 1-0 to the underdogs early but goals from Giroud and one each from Adrien Rabiot and Kylian Mbappe sealed an important win for Les Bleus. • Start time: 7pm BST • TV/Live stream: BBC One • France XI: Lloris; Pavard, Upamecano, Konate, Lucas Hernandez; Rabiot, Tchouameni; Mbappe, Griezmann, Dembele; Giroud • Australia XI: Ryan; Behich, Rowels, Souttar, Atkinson; Irvine, Mooy, McGree; Goodwin, Duke, Leckie BETTING SPECIAL - GET £66 IN FREE BETS ON THE WORLD CUP Follow ALL the action with our live blog below.. A round-up of today's action... Today in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, we had FOUR games lined up for you on SunSport, and what a day of football it was. We kicked off with the shock result of the tournament so far, as Lionel Messi's Argentina were beaten 2-1 by Saudi Arabia, thanks to an Al-Dawsari screamer. We then saw Denmark take on Tunisia, as Christian Eriksen and co were held to a 0-0 draw in Group D. Up next was Poland against Mexico which resulted in another 0-0, despite Polish star striker Robert Lewandowski missing a penalty, as he continues his unwanted streak of never scoring at a World Cup. Fortunately, we had goals a plenty to round up the day as defending champions France beat Australia 4-1... The game was lit up by special performances from the Parisian Prince, Kylian Mbappe, and the handsome devil that has the footballing streets in a choke-hold, Olivier Giroud. That is all from us here on SunSport for tonight, but be sure to join u...

Argentina and Australia will collide in an international friendly on Thursday on the Argentina are the -580 favorites in the latest Argentina vs. Australia odds from Caesars Sportsbook, while the Socceroos are +1400 underdogs. A draw returns +480 on the 90-minute money line. The over/under for total goals is 3.5. Kickoff from Beijing Workers' Sports Complex in Beijing, China, is at 8 a.m. ET on Thursday. The CBS Sports Golazo Network is a first-of-its-kind free, 24-hour streaming network in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to global soccer coverage. CBS Sports Golazo Network is available to stream free on connected TV and mobile devices through the CBS Sports App and Pluto TV and on CBSSports.com, as well as on Paramount+. How to watch Argentina vs. Australia • Argentina vs. Australia date: Thursday, June 15 • Argentina vs. Australia time: 8 a.m. ET • Argentina vs. Australia live stream: What you need to know about Argentina Argentina is the top-ranked team in the FIFA world rankings for good reason. Since winning the World Cup in December, La Albiceleste have played two matches, beating their opponents by a combined score of 9-0. Argentina beat Panama 2-0 on March 23 followed by a 7-0 thrashing of Curacao on March 28. Messi has scored four goals during that two game stretch and more than 100 for Argentina during his career. The seven-time Ballon d'Or winner is coming off a prolific season for PSG as well, recording 16 goals and 16 assists. What you need to know about Austra...

Read more Ibrahima Konaté (CB) He might not be in favour at Anfield but the 23-year-old shone for his country, regularly stepping out of defence to snuff out danger and set up transitional attacks. 8 Dayot Upamecano (CB) Confident and composed in the centre of a defence lacking a stack of usual suspects. 7 Lucas Hernandez/Theo Hernandez (LB) Lucas Hernandez’s 8 It was aWorldCuplike no other. For the last 12 years the Guardian has been reporting on the issues surrounding Qatar2022, from corruption and human rights abuses to thetreatment of migrant workers and discriminatory laws. The best of our journalism is gathered on our dedicated Guardian reporting goes far beyond what happens on the pitch. Support our investigative journalism Thank you for your feedback. Aurélien Tchouameni (DM) Not the type of game for a player of his qualities to shine and he contributed to France’s nervy start in midfield but thereafter he did his job. 6 Adrien Rabiot (CM) Guilty of being caught in possession early, Rabiot took the game by the scruff of the neck and by half-time he had a goal and an assist. An excellent link between defence and attack, especially in broken play, but Deschamps will want more control against stronger opposition. 8 Antoine Griezmann (AM) Ability to drift into space between the lines made him a menace all night. France’s Plan A was to attack down the flanks but they looked more penetrating when Griezmann got on the ball in central areas, dictating sharp triangles with ...

Watch an Alcaraz vs Djokovic live stream Looking for a free Alcaraz vs Djokovic live stream? The French Open semi-final is free to stream on 9Now in Australia. Use a VPN to watch free from anywhere in the world if you're an Aussie abroad. In the US, Alcaraz vs Djokovic is live on the Tennis Channel. It's TSN in Canada, and Eurosport and Discovery+ in the UK. Full details on how to watch Alcaraz vs Djokovic just below. Date: Friday, June 9 Expected start time: 2.45pm CEST / 1.45pm BST / 8.45am ET / 5.45am PT / 10.45pm AEST Free live stream: Alcaraz vs Djokovic preview Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic are about to face off in a five-set match for the first time ever. It's scarcely believable that it's taken this long, but injuries and visa issues mean that the two players who have traded world No.1 status four times already this year have rarely featured at the same event. They have, however, met once before. Alcaraz came from behind to stun the Serb at the clay-court Madrid Open a year ago, in a preposterously entertaining three-hour and 35-minute thriller that suggests we should all settle in for the long haul here. The first and the third sets went to tie-breaks, and Djokovic has said that he fully expects this to be the longest match of the 2023 French Open so far. There are undeniable shades of Federer vs Sampras at Wimbledon in 2001, the watershed encounter that marked the passing of the torch from a legend to a future all-time great, but despite Djokovic being seven ...

Olivier Giroud scored twice to go level with Thierry Henry as France’s record all-time scorer and Kylian Mbappe helped torment Australia’s defence in a 4-1 victory for the reigning champions. Didier Deschamps was without his first-choice centre-forward after Karim Benzema withdrew with a thigh injury on the eve of the tournament but France looked lethal in attack at times, with Giroud, Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele and Antoine Griezmann combining well. Australia took the lead through Craig Goodwin early on but France hit back with two quick-fire doubles either side of half-time. Dominic Fifield, Liam Tharme and Jacob Tanswell analyse the key talking points from France’s emphatic win at the Al Janoub Stadium… A game, as they say, of one-eighth and seven-eighths: Australia came bounding enthusiastically out of the traps, got an early goal....but never really looked like getting themselves into tomorrow's "Biggest World Cup Shocks Ever!" listicles. France made it look like a training session in the end - and it sounded like one, too. Mbappe was good, Dembele very good, the much-maligned Rabiot justified his selection and Griezmann was stitching it all together in the middle. And, oh, look: I've forgotten Olivier Giroud. How apt. He is now level with Thierry Henry as France's all time leading goalscorer, and remains a great human being. Thanks for reading the liveblog!