FLASH
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France and the Netherlands have failed to triumph at the Leipzig stadium, closing the super challenge of group D with clean sheets.
The meeting started rapidly, as in the 2nd minute the Dutch proved to be dangerous. Frimpong burst from the right wing, headed for the box and shot at goal, but Menjo intercepted the ball.
In the 15th minute, Kante passed for Griezmann in the area, but the latter hit the ball wide.
A minute later, Gakpo broke beautifully down the left flank and attempted a shot, forcing goalkeeper Menjo to make a superb save to save his men from an all-too-certain goal.
In the 29th minute, Turam received a long ball, the latter controlled it well and attempted a shot from the right side of the area, but made a complete mistake and took the ball out.
In the 57th minute, a cross from the right of the France attack for Rabio at the second post, but his shot did not find the goal.
In the 65th minute, Grizman appeared alone in front of the opponent's goal, but his shot was deflected by the goalkeeper of the Netherlands, who took the ball into the corner.
In minutes 69-72, Menja deflected a shot towards the goal, while then it was Cavi Simons who shot scoring the goal for the Dutch. But celebration turned to despair as the linesman flagged Dumfries for offside, thwarting Menja's tackle, and VAR was right.
With this draw, France and the Netherlands have 4 points each, Austria holds the 3rd place with 3 points, while Poland closes the classification with 0 points.
The next match, France will play against Poland, while the Netherlands will challenge Austria, where both teams are looking for the second place in group D to cut the ticket to the 1/16 round.
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