France vs Croatia
| Yellow cards avg | 4.00 |
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| Reds avg | 0.00 |
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| Penalties avg | 4.50 |
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| Over 4.5 cards | 50% |
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| Home wins | 75% |
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| Draws | 0% |
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| Away wins | 25% |
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- France outshot their opponent (28-5).
- France controlled possession (62%).
- France had the sharper finishing (8-0 shots on target).
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Match Context & Trends
Venue-only form, goal timing, first-goal trends and league context around this Nations League fixture.
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France last 5 home
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France goal timing (home)
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Match Statistics
Events
France vs Croatia 2-0: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
France beat Croatia 2-0 on Sunday, 23 March 2025 in Nations League. The match was refereed by Michael Oliver. It was played at Stade de France.
First half: No goals were scored in the first half. J. Stanišić received a yellow card for Croatia at 35'. Kylian Mbappé received a yellow card for France at 37'. M. Kovačić received a yellow card for Croatia at 45'. J. Gvardiol received a yellow card for Croatia at 45+2'.
Second half: France took the lead at 52' when M. Olise scored, making the score 1-0. Croatia made their 1st substitution at 60', with A. Budimir replacing F. Ivanović. D. Ćaleta-Car received a yellow card for Croatia at 61'. France made their 1st substitution at 66', with B. Barcola replacing D. Doué. Croatia made their 2nd substitution at 71', with I. Perišić replacing M. Pašalić. Croatia made their 3rd substitution at 71', with A. Kramarić replacing M. Baturina. D. Livaković received a yellow card for Croatia at 74'. France extended the lead at 80' when O. Dembélé scored, with the assist credited to M. Olise, making the score 2-0. Croatia made their 4th substitution at 82', with M. Kovačić replacing K. Jakić. Croatia made their 5th substitution at 82', with L. Modrić replacing N. Moro. K. Jakić received a yellow card for Croatia at 90+5'. France made their 2nd substitution at 99', with O. Dembélé replacing R. Kolo Muani. R. Kolo Muani received a yellow card for France at 103'. Croatia made their 6th substitution at 105', with J. Gvardiol replacing M. Pongračić. France made their 3rd substitution at 105', with M. Olise replacing E. Camavinga. France made their 4th substitution at 111', with M. Koné replacing W. Zaïre-Emery. Croatia scored late to reduce the deficit at 120+1' when M. Baturina scored (Missed Penalty), making the score 2-1. France added a late goal to extend the lead at 120+2' when Kylian Mbappé scored (Penalty), making the score 3-1. Croatia scored late to reduce the deficit at 120+3' when N. Moro scored (Penalty), making the score 3-2. France added a late goal to extend the lead at 120+4' when A. Tchouaméni scored (Penalty), making the score 4-2. Croatia scored late to reduce the deficit at 120+5' when F. Ivanović scored (Missed Penalty), making the score 4-3. France added a late goal to extend the lead at 120+6' when J. Koundé scored (Missed Penalty), making the score 5-3. Croatia scored late to reduce the deficit at 120+7' when M. Pašalić scored (Penalty), making the score 5-4. France added a late goal to extend the lead at 120+8' when R. Kolo Muani scored (Penalty), making the score 6-4. Croatia scored late to reduce the deficit at 120+9' when K. Jakić scored (Penalty), making the score 6-5. France added a late goal to extend the lead at 120+10' when T. Hernández scored (Missed Penalty), making the score 7-5. Croatia scored late to reduce the deficit at 120+11' when D. Ćaleta-Car scored (Penalty), making the score 7-6. France added a late goal to extend the lead at 120+12' when D. Doué scored (Penalty), making the score 8-6. Croatia scored late to reduce the deficit at 120+13' when J. Stanišić scored (Missed Penalty), making the score 8-7. France added a late goal to extend the lead at 120+14' when D. Upamecano scored (Penalty), making the score 9-7.
France used 4 substitutions while Croatia used 6 substitutions. France got 2 yellow cards, while Croatia got 6 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- France outshot their opponent (28-5).
- France controlled possession (62%).
- France had the sharper finishing (8-0 shots on target).
Head-to-Head Overview
| Total Games | 2 |
| Home Wins | 1 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Away Wins | 1 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 0 (0.0%) |
| BTTS | 0 (0.0%) |
| Total Games | 1 |
| Home Wins | 1 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Away Wins | 0 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 0 (0.0%) |
| BTTS | 0 (0.0%) |