France Draws 2-2 with Iceland in World Cup Qualifier
France's perfect start in the World Cup qualifying campaign ended as they drew 2-2 with Iceland in Reykjavik. Despite missing injured forward Kylian Mbappe, France responded in the second half with goals from Christoph Nkunku and Jean-Philippe Mateta.
However, Iceland quickly equalized through Kristian Hlynsson. The late goal ensured Iceland remained content with at least a playoff place, while France continues to pursue the top spot in the group for direct qualification to the tournament next year.
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