Damien Delaney

So maybe they've all said, you know, we're going to go, this is how we're going to play, this is what we want to do.

And they've all come here and done it and it's made it very, very enjoyable.

It really has.

Yeah, so happy.

I mean, that was, I felt a warm feeling coming over me watching that, just the way that Senegal contributed to it as well.

You know, the pitch wasn't great.

It looked like you could see the rolls of turf that had been laid.

That's an exposed stadium.

I would imagine it's baking hot in New York and it doesn't seem to have taken at the MetLife.

I think France struggled with it in the first half.

They were trying to play fast, one-touch football, bouncing it into each other, and it just wasn't coming off.

It was rolling over foot.

Mbappe nearly got in two or three times and just the bounce of the ball.

It was on a slick surface, but they made adjustments.

But I thought Senegal were absolutely superb, the way they set up, the way they got at France.

Ismail Assar was brilliant, running in behind, causing real problems.

And they had the French worried, but like all great teams, and I think they are a great team, they adjusted at half-time and they settled down.

And Mike Lallissé's pass for Mbappe's second goal, I think it was, was just...

I mean, you couldn't have drawn it up any better.

It was a thing of beauty.