Didier Deschamps’ French team will travel to Dortmund on Tuesday, September 12 to challenge Hansi Flick’s Mannschaft in a friendly match, less than a year before the Euro organized in Germany, the French Football Federation announced on Tuesday. The meeting scheduled at Signal Iduna Park, the usual stadium of Borussia Dortmund, will take place five days after the reception of the Republic of Ireland, on September 7 at the Parc des Princes as part of the qualifications for Euro 2024.
France and Germany faced each other for the last time on June 15, 2021 in Munich during the previous European championship. The Blues had won 1-0 at the start of the first round.
Blues program for the 2023-2024 season:
– September 7, 2023: France – Republic of Ireland (Euro 2024 qualifying), in Paris
– September 12, 2023: Germany – France (friendly), in Dortmund
– October 17, 2023: France – Scotland (friendly), in Lille
– November 18, 2023: France – Gibraltar (Euro-2024 qualifications), in Saint-Denis
– March 2024 (date to be fixed): friendly or play-off at Euro-2024, in Lyon
– March 2024 (date to be fixed): friendly or play-off at Euro-2024, in Marseille
– June 2024 (date to be fixed): friendly, in Bordeaux
– June 2024 (date to be fixed): friendly, in Metz