France's World Cup campaign ended in a humiliating 6-4 defeat to England in the bronze medal match, with Adrien Rabiot condemning his teammates' 'shameful' first-half display.

The 2018 champions, aiming to salvage pride after a semi-final exit to Spain, collapsed spectacularly in Miami, conceding four goals in the first half.

Rabiot, speaking to BeIN Sports, criticized the team's lack of discipline and poor technical execution, stating that some players ignored tactical instructions from coach Didier Deschamps.

French outlet L'Equipe awarded three Premier League stars—Rayan Cherki, Ibrahima Konate, and Malo Gusto—just 2/10, reflecting the team's dismal performance.Despite a second-half comeback, France's inability to control the game and communicate effectively led to their exit.

Kylian Mbappe also criticized the team's tactics and communication, acknowledging that Spain's disciplined approach thwarted France's plans.The defeat marks a stark contrast to France's 2018 World Cup success and raises questions about the national team's future under Deschamps.