France's impressive run in their World Cup qualifying campaign came to a halt with a 2-2 draw against Iceland. The match, part of Group D action on Monday, ended the French team's perfect record.

Jean-Philippe Mateta marked his second appearance for Les Bleus with a goal, putting France ahead 2-1 after Christopher Nkunku set the score even, following Victor Palsson's initial goal for Iceland. However, Kristian Hlynsson's late equalizer ensured Iceland salvaged a vital point at home.

Despite the draw, France remains at the top of Group D with 10 points from four games, maintaining a three-point lead over second-placed Ukraine, who secured a victory against Azerbaijan. The forthcoming match against Ukraine in Paris on November 13 could be pivotal for France's qualification prospects for th

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