Zidane’s Golden Subs Power France to Thrash Belgium 4-1.

Zinedine Zidane’s tactical brilliance took center stage at the Stade de France on Monday night. The French national football team orchestrated a stunning second-half comeback to dismantle Belgium 4-1 in the UEFA Nations League.

Despite dominating early possession, a highly experimental French side trailed 1-0 at the break. Dodi Lukebakio clinical finish in the 35th minute put the visitors ahead. However, the complexion of the match completely shifted in the final 15 minutes following an array of inspired substitutions by manager Zinedine Zidane.

Désiré Doué ignited the fireworks in the 77th minute with a crisp equalizer. Just four minutes later, Rayan Cherki turned the game on its head, firing home to make it 2-1 after brilliant setup play. With Belgium reeling, Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise put on a masterclass. He struck in the 88th minute and added another in stoppage time to complete a sensational late brace.

The emphatic 4-1 victory seals Zidane’s first home win as head coach, keeping Les Bleus firmly atop Group A1 with 10 points.