France vs Brazil World Cup 2026 Tickets

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France vs Brazil at the World Cup

Both of these nations have celebrated FIFA World Cup success on multiple occasions, with no fewer than seven world titles between them.

Brazil were four-time world champions by the time France captured their maiden crown in 1998. The South Americans claimed the throne in 1958, 1962 & 1970 with iconic striker Pele scoring 11 goals across the three tournaments and becoming the only player to achieve three World Cup winners medals.

The Seleção returned to the pinnacle of world football in 1994 with victory over Italy in a penalty shootout. Four years later the French finally got their hands on the World Cup Trophy, defeating none other than Brazil in the World Cup Final.

Brazil became the first five-time winners of the World Cup in 2002, as Ronaldo Nazario scored eight goals overall including two versus Germany in the Final. The following edition of the showpiece event saw France narrowly miss out to Italy in a nail-biting penalty shootout.

Les Bleus captured their second world title at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, with a squad comprising the likes of Kylian Mbappé, Antoine Griezmann & Paul Pogba among several other world-renowned stars. France reached the World Cup Final again in 2022, but suffered a heartbreaking loss at the hands of Argentina.

France vs Brazil Head-to-Head

There have been a handful of FIFA World Cup matches involving these two teams, though none more prominent than the World Cup Final of 1998.

France hosted the tournament and duly made their way to the latter stages, facing the reigning world champions Brazil in the Final. Zinedine Zidane scored twice in the first half to set Les Bleus on their way to a resounding 3-0 victory and a maiden world title, with an estimated 75,000 spectators in attendance at the Stade de France.

The first time France & Brazil clashed at the World Cup was in 1958. Pele netted a hat-trick in this semi-final encounter as the South Americans ran out 5-2 winners before clinching the Jules Rimet Trophy five days later.

Only in 1986 did they next share a pitch at the World Cup finals, this time in the quarter-finals. The match ended 1-1 and proceeded to a penalty shootout in which the French emerged victorious, despite captain Michel Platini failing to convert his spot-kick.

At the 2006 World Cup, France & Brazil once again met in the quarter-finals as Thierry Henry scored the decisive goal for Les Bleus to knock the defending champions out of the tournament.