France 2-0 England (1984)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 เม.ย. 2013
- Four months before winning the European Championship on home soil, France give an illustration of their high technical abilities with a Michel Platini-inspired 2-0 friendly home win over England in February 1984. Platini scores both goals in Paris, as England experiment and play the majority of the match with the Luton Town strikeforce of Brian Stein and Paul Walsh.
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even without a world cup champion medal,the Platini's France team has been my all time favorite national team. so exciting to watch even a friendly game.. the days where international matches ,world cup provided the top quality football,every star& leader of the team gave their best shots
Michel Platini, best ever french player!
Nah !!
No it’s gireess
I was in love with this team.
I was there, stood amongst the French fans with my friend. We were both foreign exchange students living in Orleans who'd made the trip and found ourselves in the wrong area. Somehow it because obvious that were England fans but there was no tension. I recall that when the second brilliant Platini goal went in, every Frenchman stood up and applauded. Suddenly all eyes were on us so we too (somewhat grudgingly) stood up and clapped the Frenchman's genius, earning us approving winks from all concerned!
Dream team france 1984
Quel plaisir de revoir ce football fluide et brillant!
Good day. Thank you so much for the nice video. Bravo! Enjoyed and liked of course. Greetings from Baku city
Michel tu es fantastique, mon idole a tout jamais !!!
Tigana Fernandez Giresse et Platini meilleur milieu de terrain français de tous les temps
Sauf que Fernandez n etait pas là en 82 c était Genghini..
@@Lefab3470 Qui te parle de 1982 ? La meilleure équipe de France était celle de 1984
Je croix que celle de 1982 était la meilleure@@laveriteimplacable7625
Platini, tigana,giresse and Fernandez. Got to be up there for the best midfield 4 of all time
Can't argue with that Mr.Kipling .one of if not the best midfield of all time .incredible
@@chrisfallon9678 absolute quality. Would have won the World Cup in 1982 I think if it wasn’t for the horrible assault on Battiston.
Except that Fernandez wasnt there in 82!,,!The fourth was Genghini...
@@Lefab3470 We never said Fernandez was there in 1982. We say Platini Giresse Fernandez and Tigana made up the best French midfielder in history.
@@laveriteimplacable7625 sorry because the pictures pass from france -northern irland 1982 to france-england 1984 ...i made comment under 1984...nevertheless Genghini was part of the "carré magique" before Fernandez and is often forgotten...
Platini fuoriclasse assoluto !!!!!!!
Une merveille de match, jolie revanche sur ce match manqué du Mundial 82
What is interesting about this match is it was built up by the English newspapers and media as a battle between Platini and Hoddle to see who would come out on top. So, Platini scores a great free kick and header. True, Hoddle scored great free kicks but not headers. Platini scored the first goal in the centre forward position. Hoddle was never going to make a run off the ball into the centre forward position.
So in reality, there was no comparison between the two players. Platini could play centre forward, score headers, be an assist king in mdifeild, made lots of runs off the ball, play with his back to goal. Hoddle couldn't do any of those things.
Not having a go at Hoddle, a player I liked a lot, but sadly just demontsrates yet again the media we have over here in England wasn't as kwoledgable as they should have been.
By the way, what an incredible free kick!
Platini was on a different level to Hoddle. Platini along with Maradona & Zico. Where the three best players of the 1980s. Deluded English football media as always.
France was built around Platini. England wasn't built around Hoddle. England tend to be built around English football's obsession with the goal scoring midfielder (Peters/Robson/Platt/Gerrard/Lampard)
Remember setting in lounge with my parents watching this
I would have loved to have seen this French team against the Brazil team of the same era... Platini, Giresse,Tigana,Fernandes vs Zico,Socrates,Falcao,Eder,Toninho Cerezo. Man what a match that would have been. In 81 France was without Platini and Brazil was without Zico when they met in Par de France. France got overrun by a BRILLIANT Brazil team. In 86 everyone was on the wrong side of 30..Falcao,Eder didnt play, Socrates was slow and old. Zico was injured and .........old.
World Cup 1986 was pretty close!
1986 quarter final was a brilliant game. The last one for the great Brazilian players of 1982.
France 84’ 12/12 chapeau 🎩 !!
febuary 29th 1984 (leap year remember).
shown live on bbc1 france were all over us. one sided match.
ici la France a pris sa revanche puisque deux ans avant ce match en phase finale du mondial 82 les anglais ont battu la France par 3 à 1 on se souvient du premier but anglais de robson à 27 secondes du début du match "but le plus rapide du monde
Shilton " No, it's fine, i am allowed to handle the ball outside the penalty area" Doh! 2 - 0.
5:07 "Once more the goalkeeping is tremendous"
Yeah, a routine stop followed by a howler!
What was he playing at?
3:39 6:13 I see that even six years before his disastrous World Cup, Shilton was still diving about two seconds after the ball had passed him. LOL
I saw Shilton in the flesh when he played for Derby but I'm just too young to remember him playing for England.
Can those born before the early 80s tell me if he used to get stick during his England career and if people ever questioned his place in the side?
People my age and younger have grown up to believe that he was one of the all-time great 'keepers and was right up there with Gordon Banks but he hasn't looked anything special to me whenever I've seen clips of him playing for England.
Shilton always seemed to get a pass from fans and media alike whilst his rival Clemence received far too much criticism. Clemence big mistake was letting Kenny Dalglish hit a weak shot through his legs in the 1976 Home International Championships. For this he was constantly reminded at every league ground. Shilton on the other hand dived over Domarski's shot v Poland in 73 which cost us a place in the 74 world cup. He then was out jumped by tiny Diego Maradona to knock us out of the 86 tournament and finally allowed Brehmes blooped free kick to go over his head at Italia 90. But he never got any blame. He was a very good goalkeeper. But he cost England badly.
1000% agree
And all of them born in FRANCE.
Is Mali part of France?
En 2018, seulement 2 joueurs sur 23 ne sont pas nés en France.
So what?
@@jeanpelletier206 so we are fucking invaded
Fair play on the terraces that day
very fair commentaries from english men.
Stein and Walsh? Erm...ok
Walsh who earned himself a move to European and English champions Liverpool that summer and looks as though he's involved in anything decent England offer here...
distantvoices
Exactly, Stein was lethal, check out some of the videos on here. He terrorised all of the top sides.
At least I have heard of them....but Steve Williams?
@Scott Martin Thanks.
What an appalling England side
At that time we had a French Team which will look at a French team.
Now , I know that by saying that remarks, I going to be treated like someone awful racist.
AnyWay, In this country (France), more and more we don't have the right to express our own perception, because of the beautiful characters make sure, keep watch, what are you're saying. We are under control of the indignation Diktat !!
Utter bullshit. French teams have always been influenced by french players from different origins.
In 1984, you had platini, tigana, janvion, tresor, fernandez, amoros, stopyra....
distantvoices eh? Tigana was born in Africa. None of Mbape, Pogba, Umtiti, etc from the Class of 2018 were born or bred outside of France so epic fail on your part.
JasonEaton spot on. Go back further in time and, voila Just Fontaine was born in Marrakesh and Raymond Kopa had Polish ancestry. You also forgot Bruno Bellone from the Eighties.
JasonEaton go further back in time, I meant to say... While we are at it, people are quick to forget that not only was the great Michel Platini the son of two recent Italian immigrants but he played his best club footy years in Serie A which, at the time, was the moneybags of the game.
You know what he meant.. Its all right if they are born overseas and have white skin, but somehow its a problem if they are black even if they are born and bred in France.
Yet another crap England team