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France
Career 1938 - 2026
Best year 2018
Total points 106
Best results 2x 1. World Championship
All-time rank
#6
10-year rank
#2

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Disciplines

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
1938 World Championship Global Men 5 4 -
2014 World Championship Global Men 5 4 -
1982 World Championship Global Men 4 5 -
2026 World Championship Global Men 4 5 -
1960 European Championship Continental Men 4 1 -
1986 World Championship Global Men 3 6 -
1958 World Championship Global Men 3 6 -
1996 European Championship Continental Men 3 2 -
2024 European Championship Continental Men 3 2 -
2024 Olympic Games Global Men 2 3 -
2006 World Championship Global Men 2 8 -
2016 European Championship Continental Men 2 3 -
2022 World Championship Global Men 2 8 -
2000 European Championship Continental Men 1 5 -
2001 Confederations Cup Global Men 1 5 -
2003 Confederations Cup Global Men 1 5 -
1984 European Championship Continental Men 1 5 -
1984 Olympic Games Global Men 1 5 -
2018 World Championship Global Men 1 12 -
1998 World Championship Global Men 1 12 -
New faces, gulfs in class and flawed drama: how 48 teams changed the World Cup

New faces, gulfs in class and flawed drama: how 48 teams changed the World Cup

TheGuardian.com | 22.07.2026

The first 48-team World Cup had its positives and negatives – do we need to brace for a 64-team future?

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The greatest teams of all time: Hungary 1950–56

The greatest teams of all time: Hungary 1950–56

UEFA.com | 14.04.2026

ounded in Communism and a fluid approach that proved the harbinger of Total Football, the Magical Magyars redrew the football map in the 1950s, losing one in 50 at one stage.

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Ten reasons why the 1970 World Cup was the greatest ever

Ten reasons why the 1970 World Cup was the greatest ever

GQ-magazine.co.uk | 29.05.2020

From Rivelino’s moustache and Gerd Müller’s hair to Peru’s iconic kit and Pelé’s audacious dummy, no wonder Mexico ’70 was the greatest World Cup ever

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