Former Arsenal striker, Ian Wright, has blamed France players for their 2-0 defeat to Spain in the semi-final of the 2026 World Cup.
Wright, speaking on ITV, claimed that structure trumped individuality in the game.
Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro scored for Spain as they eased into the final, where they will play England or Argentina.
“France’s players just didn’t turn up,” Wright said.
“It was structure over individuality. Spain were brilliant. I’m shocked it happened so easily.”
Roy Keane added: “Every part of the game. We talk about playing as a team, fighting, defending, their work-rate off the ball.
“We know how good they are in possession. They were a goal threat. These guys are used to winning. They’re European champions. They turn up. It was a joy to watch.
“They controlled every aspect of the game. We’ve been criticising France but it’s also about giving credit to Spain. Absolutely fantastic, and they also have that pride in defending.”