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Paraguay News:
There were tears of disbelief and euphoric celebrations after Paraguay’s Jose Canale smashed home the decisive penalty to secure a memorable 4-3 shootout triumph over Germany in Monday’s last-32 contest, following a 1-1 draw in 120 minutes of engrossing action.La Albirroja proved many doubters wrong with a hard-fought performance to record one of the biggest knockout upsets in modern history. Prior to the tournament, there were 31 places in the FIFA World Rankings between Germany (10th) and Paraguay (41st) – a chasm that now stands as the fourth-largest ranking deficit ever overcome in a World Cup knockout tie since 1994.Since learning a “very painful lesson” in a 4-1 humbling by the USA in their opening group game, Paraguay have shown signs of progression and a fierce sense of togetherness at this summer’s tournament, with manager Gustavo Alfaro engineering a spirited side that have been difficult to break down.
Paraguay and Sunderland centre-back Omar Alderete is yet to fully recover from a knee injury sustained in their final group game and is expected to miss out on Saturday.Jose Canale could therefore retain his starting spot at centre-back alongside 93-cap Gustavo Gomez, with full-backs Juan Jose Caceres and Junior Alonso completing the four-man defence.Brighton’s Diego Gomez is available to return after serving a one-match ban last time out, and he could be joined in centre-midfield by Andres Cubas and either Damian Bobadilla or Matias Galarza.Strasbourg’s Julio Enciso, who scored in normal time against Germany, and Miguel Almiron are expected to continue out wide, while Gabriel Avalos is set to start again as the central striker, though Antonio Sanabria will be pushing for a recall.
France News:
France are one of only three teams, along with Mexico and Argentina, who have won 100% of their games at the 2026 World Cup and have scored a tournament-high 12 goals in the process.Much of that devastating firepower has been driven by a frightening front four featuring Kylian Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele, Michael Olise and Bradley Barcola, the former of whom netted twice in a comfortable 3-0 victory over Sweden in the last 32 on Tuesday.The match also marked an emotional return to the dugout for head coach Didier Deschamps following the passing of his mother. Deschamps - who famously captained Les Bleus to the aforementioned World Cup victory over Paraguay back in 1998 - has extended his record for most World Cup wins as a manager (18).
As for France, there are no fresh injury concerns to report; Marcus Thuram is still dealing with a calf problem and remains doubtful. A start is not on the cards even if the Inter Milan forward were to make a full recover.Deschamps may be tempted to name the same starting lineup that began against Sweden, with captain Mbappe set to continue up front as he bids to add to his 18 World Cup goals and chases down Lionel Messi (19) at the top of the tournament’s all-time scoring charts.Olise, who has registered five assists and is just one away from equalling Pele’s all-time record of six at the World Cup, is expected to continue in the number 10 role, with PSG duo Dembele and Barcola providing support in attack from out wide.Manu Kone will be hoping to force his way back into the first XI after starting against Iraq and Norway in the group stage. However, Adrien Rabiot and Aurelien Tchouameni are expected to link arms in centre-midfield.
