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Northern Ireland Albania 0-2 France: Tolisso and Griezmann ensure world champions top group
Antoine Griezmann scored his third goal of Euro 2020 qualifyingWorld champions France completed their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a comfortable victory over Albania to ensure they finish as Group H winners.France required a win to confirm top spot ahead of runners-up Turkey and remain in contention to be one of the top seeds at…

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World champions France completed their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a comfortable victory over Albania to ensure they finish as Group H winners.
France required a win to confirm top spot ahead of runners-up Turkey and remain in contention to be one of the top seeds at next summer’s tournament.
Corentin Tolisso headed in Antoine Griezmann’s free-kick for his first international goal after eight minutes.
Griezmann then converted Leo Dubois’ cut-back midway through the first half.
Chelsea’s Olivier Giroud struck the post with a curling attempt from the edge of the area as the visitors sought to extend their advantage after the interval at Albania’s new national stadium.
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Victory sees France finish two points ahead of Turkey with eight wins from 10 matches – their single draw and defeat both coming against the runners-up.
France’s place as a top seed at Euro 2020 is not yet confirmed, and one of Germany, Spain or France will miss out in that regard.

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Become a founding memberSix of the 10 qualifying group winners who earn the most points will be top seeds for next summer’s tournament, with results against sixth-placed teams excluded in the larger groups and goal difference used if teams are level on points.
Spain host Romania in their final qualification match on Monday (19:45 GMT), while Germany face Northern Ireland on Tuesday (19:45 GMT).

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