L’Equipe Diario AS Newspaper Player Ratings Paraguay vs France WC 2026- Saliba, referee Tantashev & others

Here are the European sports newspaper ratings for Paraguay vs France at the 2026 World Cup. Les Bleus won 1-0 to progress to the quarterfinals thanks to a penalty from Kylian Mbappe.

L’Equipe player ratings Paraguay vs France 2026

The French newspaper had William Saliba as the pick of the French players against Paraguay. The Arsenal defender received the highest rating among the starting outfield players.

The paper was also critical of Uzbek referee Tantashev- they gave him a rating of 1/10. Three French players were yellow carded, but Paraguay’s players didn’t receive a single yellow card.

Malo Gusto (Chelsea defender) and Maxence Lacroix (linked heavily with Chelsea in this window) were unused substitutes against the Paraguayans.

Paraguay vs France World Cup L'Equipe Player Ratings 2026

L’Equipe did recognise that this wasn’t a great game for the neutrals, with Paraguay getting an average team rating of 4.5/10 and Deschamps’ France given a 5.1/10

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Ole La Nacion Newspaper Player Ratings Argentina 3-0 Algeria 2026- Messi, Enzo, Lisandro & others

Here is a look at the Argentine newspaper player ratings for Argentina vs Algeria following the two teams’ World Cup 2026 clash. Argentina won 3-0, with Lionel Messi netting all three goals for the Albiceleste. Messi was MOTM- adding to the five Man of the Match awards he won at the 2022 WC.

Ole Newspaper player ratings Argentina vs Algeria

Ole had Rodrigo de Paul as Argentina’s best player on the evening after Messi. They thought Man United’s Lisandro Martinez did a good job in defence, rating him higher than defensive partner Cristian Romero. Chelsea’s Enzo Fernandez got a 7 from Ole.

Luca Zidane had a horror evening between the sticks, and Ole had him as the lowest rated player on either side- he got a 3/10.

Argentina vs Algeria 2026 Player Ratings Ole

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Albiceleste begin title defence against Les Fennecs

Argentina’s quest to join Italy and Brazil as the only teams to win back-to-back World Cup titles begins on Tuesday when they square off against Algeria in Kansas City. The Albiceleste are in Group J for the quadrennial extravaganza, with Austria and Jordan as the two teams in the group apart from Les Fennecs.

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