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ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, July 1 (AFP): Penpix of the probable French team:
FABIEN BARTHEZ
The shaven-headed goalkeeper and World Cup hero has again impressed between the sticks for France.
Manchester United-bound Barthez only conceded two goals in the entire France 98 campaign - a record - and during Euro 2000 has pulled off vital saves at crucial stages of the matches with the Czech Republic. Spain and most memorably Portugal in the semi-final when he produced a flying stop to deny Abel Xavier in injury time.
LILIAN THURAM
A supreme athlete Thuram has again been a livewire on the right flank, frequently supplementing the attack as well as concentrating on his defensive duties.
The Parma right-back had one ropey game against Spain, conceding a penalty to Pedro Munitis, but otherwise has had a solid tournament.
LAURENT BLANC
This will be Blanc's swansong in the French shirt he has graced for a decade - and if France win on Sunday it means the legendary back four of Thu-ram. Blanc, Desailly and Lizarazu will end their days together unbeaten in 27 internationals since they were first picked together Ln Euro 96 against Bulgaria at Newcastle.
Blanc is also renowned for his goalscoring ability with an astonishing 140 career goals (16 in internationals) for a defender. That includes the famous golden goal against Paraguay in the World Cup and his team's Euro 2000 opener against Denmark
MARCEL DESAILLY
Ghana-born Desailly is the rock on which the French defence is built but also has gen-ume ball-playing skills - he was
once good enough to play In midfield for AC Milan
His physical strength is famous and the Chelsea defender also has a knack of producing his best on the big occasion
BIXENTE LIZARAZU
The Basque left-back has had an injury-prone two years since playing his part in that World Cup victory.
It looked like that Jinx had struck again when he had to miss the Group match with the Czech Republic after injuring himself in the warm-up but has recovered and played his best game yet against Portugal in the semi-final.
PATRICK VIEIRA
Vieira has long been on the fringes of the national team but the Uonhearted Senegal-born midfielder has made himself a first-choice during Euro 2000.
His tireless running has brought a new dimension to France and he produced his best display yet in the quarter-final victory over Spain where he created the winner for Youri DJorkaeff as well as performing his usual sterling work in defence.
DIDIER DESCHAMPS
In the semi-final victory over Portugal Deschamps became the first Frenchman to win 100 caps. Some reports suggest his 101st in the final could be his last although Deschamps is yet to pronounce definitively on his future.
He may lack the skill of Zidane but he is the most garlanded player in French (oot-ball history - with a World Cup winners medal, European Cup successes with Marseille and Juventus and a host of domestic honours in France. Italy and England to his name. A European Championship medal would complete the set.
EMMANUEL PETIT
Injury has limited Petit's contribution to this campaign but he was back at his best tor
the semi-final victory over Portugal.
Petit was a.surprise inclusion in France's 1998 World Cup squad - edging Sabri Larnouchi to a place in the final 22 - but he emerged to establish himself as one of the cornerstones of the national team.
YOURI DJORKAEFF
DJorkaeff has a fine footballing pedigree - his father Jean was a member of France's 1966 World Cup team. His goalscoring knack has returned again with winners against the Czech Republic in lhe Group stages and Spain in the quarterfinal.
He missed the semifinal with Portugal but is widely tipped to replace Nicolas Anelka in the starting line-up against Italy.
ZINEDINE ZIDANE
France's World Cup talisman - he scored twice in the 3-0 World Cup Final victory over Brazil - has again underlined his masterful skills in Euro 2000 with some telling contributions.
His first goal of Ilir tournament in (he last eight against Spain was a superb freekick, his golden goal winner in the last four against Portugal may have been a penalty but was converted with aplomb after three minutes of protests from the Portuguese. Likely to be named player of the tournament.
THIERRY HENRY
Henry 'was ' France'S1 top scorer with three goals in the successful World Cup campaign but was overlooked for the final. That is not likely to happen this time around.
He has said his preferred partner up front is Nicolas Anelka but the indications are that coach Roger Lemerre will field Henry alone up front against Italy with Zidane and Djorkaeff in close support from midfield.