Eduardo Camavinga played 88 minutes in France’s 4-1 win over Belgium to end their international break on Monday night.
Camavinga started in a midfield three with Kone and Akliouche and played more minutes than either of them, in a generally impressive performance.
Camavinga did not register a goal or assist, but his passing was generally tidy, completing 63 of his 71 passes.
The Real Madrid man had 89 touches, and wandered into the right-hand side on more than one occasion, as he was able to help France
progress the ball forward.
Defensively, Camavinga completed one tackle, one clearance, four interceptions and eight recoveries, and was pretty important in making sure France dominated the ball.
It was a good international break for Camavinga as he played in all four games under Zinedine Zidane, including two starts, and looked like a much better player than when he first arrived at camp.
Camavinga will now return to Madrid, thankfully without any injury.
