France vs Brazil, International Friendly

· International Friendly

France

FT
0 - 0

Brazil

About

France are hosting Brazil at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the International Friendly.

Game Information

Competition: International Friendly

Venue:
Location: ,
Attendance: 79,344

Line-Ups

France

No.	Name
23	Gregory Coupet (GK)
15	Lilian Thuram
13	William Gallas
6	Jean Alain Boumsong
	Marcel Desailly
4	Claude Makelele
	Patrick Vieira
7	Robert Pires
5	Zinedine Zidane
12	Thierry Henry
20	David Trezeguet

France Substitutes:

Mickaël Landreau, Sylvain Armand, Bernard Mendy, Philippe Mexes, Olivier Dacourt, Olivier Kapo, Benoît Pedretti, Sidney Govou, Peguy Luyindula, Louis Saha, Sylvain Wiltord.

Brazil

No.	Name
1	Dida (GK)
3	Cris
15	Jose Edmilson
	Luisão
3	Roberto Carlos
2	Cafu
8	Juninho
11	Zé Roberto
22	Kaká
10	Ronaldinho
9	Ronaldo

Brazil Substitutes:

Lopes Fabio, Jose Vitor Roque Junior, Jenilson Junior, Juliano Belletti, Juan, Gilberto Silva, Júlio Baptista, Jose Kleberson, De Souza Alexsandro Alex, Edu, Adriano.

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