The French national team had a dream coming into this game against the Italian Serie A powerhouse, Juventus, in Lyon. The match was highly anticipated and would determine the fate of their World Cup qualification campaign.

Despite a strong performance from their opponents, the French national team were unable to overcome the pressure of a tough opponent. They were held scoreless for most of the first half before Lacazette scored the decisive goal in the 85th minute. The striker made history by becoming the first player to score a penalty kick after only conceding a single goal in a Champions League match.

After Lacazette's penalty kick, the Italian Serie A powerhouse started to press hard on the French defense. The Italian goalkeeper, Gianluigi Buffon, was able to make some saves but the pressure continued to mount on the French defense. It wasn't until the 94th minute that the French keeper finally made a save, preventing Juventus from scoring any more points.

The match ended with a clean sheet, as the French national team secured their place in the World Cup qualifying round. The victory over Juventus will give them a boost in confidence ahead of the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. The players celebrated their achievement together, feeling proud of what they had accomplished.