FIFA World Cup 2018: 100th French cap means nothing if we fail, says Hugo Lloris
Updated On: 21 June, 2018 08:29 AM IST | Yekaterinburg (Russia) | AFP
A successive victory in Russia will effectively put the French into the knockout phase, but Lloris and manager Didier Deschamps know the team will have to play a lot better than they did in squeezing past Australia 2-1 in their tournament opener

France's goalkeeper-captain Hugo Lloris (left) makes a save during a practice session in Ekaterinburg yesterday. Pic/AFP
France captain Hugo Lloris said that reaching a landmark 100 appearances for France will mean nothing if they fail to beat Peru in their World Cup clash today. The Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper will make a piece of personal history in Yekaterinburg's Group C encounter, barring any last-minute injury.
A successive victory in Russia will effectively put the French into the knockout phase, but Lloris and manager Didier Deschamps know the team will have to play a lot better than they did in squeezing past Australia 2-1 in their tournament opener.
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